[Utr] Possible session proposed by Aelana Cordovera

[doerksen at island.net]

I like this, a lot; and especially nice to do in the Lions Gate area,  
which has a good population base. So that's 30 hours, potentially,  
almost a full work-week. Does UTR give a credit per hour? Or is it  
more complicated than that?

Halima
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Quoting Sally Mennill <smennill at shaw.ca>:

> Hi all! While judging one of the Courtier entrants at Lions Gate's  
> Sergeantry trials this weekend, HL Aelena Cordovera proposed to me  
> what sounds like an interesting idea for a session.
> Aelana is planning to offer a year-long course in book-binding. It  
> would be ten, three-hour sessions offered at the Lions Gate monthly  
> bransle, taught to a small group. Aelana has offered this class  
> before and each session has contained the same people, though she is  
> happy to accept different people at different classes as well (I  
> think it just worked out that the same half a dozen people signed up  
> for the entire thing). She suggested that each session count as one  
> UTR class, and I suggested that this could form a portion of a  
> degree that specializes in bookbinding and scribal arts.
> I told Aelana that I would bring up this idea with all of you  
> (otherwise known as "y'all") and see what you think. I'd be happy to  
> be the overseeing dean and set up all the relevant session-type  
> information. Do you think it's a good idea?
> Aine