"The self-assessment process is a method for assessing what you are doing, why you are doing it, and what you must do to improve an organization’s performance. It asks the five essential questions: What is our mission? Who is our customer? What does the customer value? What are our results? and What is our plan? Self-assessment leads to action and lacks meaning without it." — from Peter Drucker’s The Five Most Important Questions You Will Ever Ask About Your Organization
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Site Visit Dates
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Federal/State Partnership
Representative
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Site Visitors*
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Arizona Humanities Council |
January 19-20, 2012 |
Edie Manza |
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Lisbeth Henning Cort, Cort Communications, Coupeville, WA
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Marc C. Johnson, Principal Partner, Gallatin Public Affairs, Boise, ID
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Maine Humanities Council |
July 19-20 |
Kathleen Mitchell |
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Marian A. Godfrey, Director, Culture Program, Pew Charitable Trust, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
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Elizabeth L. Young, Independent Consultant, Hartfield, VA; former board member, Virginia Foundation for the Humanities |
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Ohio Humanities Council |
TBD |
Edie Manza |
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Jody Blankenship, Director of Education, Kentucky Historical Society, Frankfort |
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John Matthews, Principal, John Matthews Associates, and former vice president, Federation of State Humanities Councils, currently living in Fairfield, Iowa |
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Nevada Humanities |
May 10-11, 2012 |
Kathleen Mitchell |
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Shannon E. Daut, Executive Director, Alaska State Council on the Arts, Anchorage |
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Angel Ysaguirre, Deputy Commissioner, Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events, City of Chicago, Illinois; former Director of Programs, Illinois Humanities Council |
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New Hampshire Humanities Council |
November 14-15 |
Kathleen Mitchell |
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Michael Marino, President, Big Arrow Group, New York, New York |
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J. Paul Hunter, Professor of English, University of Virginia, Charlottesville; former chair, Federation of State Humanities Council; former chair and life board member, Illinois Humanities Council |
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New York Council for the Humanities |
December 8-9 |
Kathleen Mitchell |
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William Deverell, History Department, University of Southern California and The Huntington Library, CA; board member, California Council for the Humanities |
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Philip E. Lewis, Vice President, Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, New York, NY |
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North Dakota Humanities Council |
October 13-14 |
Kathleen Mitchell |
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Jane Renner Hood, retired executive director, Nebraska Humanities Council, Lincoln, NE |
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John Matthews, president, Yoga Alliance, Arlington, VA; former vice president, Federation of State Humanities Councils |
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Pennsylvania Humanities Council |
March 30-31 |
Edie Manza |
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Laura Roberts, Principal, Roberts Consulting, former board chair, Mass Humanities, and Advisor and Faculty, Bank Street College Leadership in Museum Education, Cambridge, Massachusetts |
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Gregory L. Waters, Professor of English and Director of the Honors Program, Montclair State University, Montclair, New Jersey |
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South Dakota Humanities Council |
June 23-24 |
Edie Manza |
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Cheryl Dickson, Board of Trustees, Minnesota Colleges and Universities, and former director, Minnesota Humanities Center, St. Paul |
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John R. Opperman, Executive Vice President and General Counsel, TD Banknorth, Portland, Maine |
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Humanities Tennessee |
June 6-7 |
Edie Manza |
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Silas House, NEH Chair in Appalachian Studies and Interim Director Loyal Jones Appalachian Center, Berea College, Berea, Kentucky |
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William S. Price, Jr., Kenan Professor of History (retired), Meredith College, and former director, North Carolina Division of Archives and History, Raleigh |
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Humanities Texas |
Sepetember 20-21 |
Edie Manza |
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Lynn Denton, Director, Public History Program, Department of History, TexasState University, San Marcos |
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Manuel F. Medrano, Professor of History, University of Texas at Brownsville |
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Humanities Washington |
March 21-22 |
Kathleen Mitchell |
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Ron Pisaneschi, Idaho Public Television, Boise, Idaho |
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Bruce Sievers, Stanford University, Tiburon, California |
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