Faculty Recital:Patricia Monfort Whikehart, Organist

First Church of Christ February 11, 1968 3:00p.m

Faculty Artist Recital: Patricia Whikehart, Organ; January 7, 1973

First Baptist ChurchBloomington, IllinoisSunday AfternoonJanuary 7, 19734:00 p.m

Recital: Patricia Whikehart, Organ; March 21, 1971

First Church Of Christ, ScientistMarch 21, 19718:15 p.m

Faculty Recital: Patricia Whikehart, Organ; March 19, 1972

First Baptist ChurchBloomington, IllinoisSunday EveningMarch 19,19728:15 p.m

Innovating in Higher Education -- Challenges and Responses within a Conservative Context

This article presents a case study of a community college – Ivy Tech-Bloomington (IN) – to illustrate challenges faced by postsecondary institutions around the world. Ivy Tech-Bloomington has faced reduced state funding and increased pressure to emphasize the instrumental value of education – namely, “workforce development” – with constructive responses that diverge in many ways from dominant trends in higher education. Inspired by a vision of serving the common good, of helping those students most likely to fail, and valuing the role of the arts and humanities, the leadership of Ivy Tech-Bloomington has accomplished many of its goals in an otherwise hostile climate. It has been able to do so by skillfully employing a logic and language understandable to state officials and education system administrators, but grounded in a distinctly different set of values. The campus leadership also has been able to mobilize public support for its strategic initiative

Violin Recital: Eduard Melkus, Baroque Violin; Pat Whikehart, Harpsichord; May 4, 1971

Centennial East Recital HallMay 4, 19718:30 p.m

Faculty Recital: James Thornton, Bassoon; Patricia Whikehart, Piano; Herbert Sanders, Technical Assistance; November 18, 1970

Lecture (CE) 121November 18, 19708:15 p.m

Ensemble Concerts: Concert and Treble Choir, October 21, 1971

Capen AuditoriumThursday EveningOctober 21, 19718:15 p.m

Faculty Recital: David Sheaffer, Oboe; Harold Gray, Piano; Patricia Whikehart, Harpsichord; Max Schoenfeld, Flute; Christoph Henkel, Cello; March 21, 1972

Centennial East Recital HallTuesday EveningMarch 21,19728:15 p.m

Using Radical Adult Education to Map Change in a Globalized World

Radical adult education using a sociological frame can support adult educators to see their roles as change agents within their spheres of influence. Using cultural mapping, adult educators define these spheres, stake claims, set benchmarks, grow networks, or develop participatory action research within the identified community