Kerygma and Communication-1973
Diocesan Press Service. October 24, 1973 [73235]
A Basic Course in Communication Today
Nov. 23 - Dec. 1, 1973
Syracuse, New York
ARE YOU PREPARED FOR
THE COMMUNICATION EXPLOSION?
AS CABLE TV COMES (and it's coming)
HOW WILL YOU GET READY ?
PUBLIC ACCESS TO CABLE (COMMUNITY) TV
Will you know what to do with it when you get it?
C A T V , The new mission field -An unparalleled opportunity for the Church and other volunteer organizations to do a great service,
Or a great chance to fall flat on your face?
(Where are the CROCODILES HIDING ?)
"Kerygma and Communication" is designed to help you find the answer to these near-term communications problems/opportunities.
Young people (under 35) believe it's real when they see it on TV.
Television is the "authenticating" medium. It gives confirming weight to contemporary reality.
Are you prepared to use COMMUNITY TV in your enterprise/outreach/mission?
Industry is now hip-deep in TRAINING FOR TELEVISION,
Training their communication people in the science of non-print communication.
WHAT IS "KERYGMA AND COMMUNICATION?"
It is an intensive workshop in modern communications knowledge and practice, designed to provide Churchmen with awareness of communication. It offers opportunity to become immersed in the communications process by actively translating messages into newer media forms. It provides experience which will enable the participant to take advantage of all local communications resources - print, radio, television-- current and future.
HOW DOES THIS HAPPEN ?
The symposium gives a unique opportunity in communications experiences through:
1. A core study of the cultural relationships and principles common to all communication endeavors, including those peculiar to the church.
2. Studio - laboratory sessions providing for intensive immersion in message creation, translation and production, using television as representative of the newer media.
The Rev. Robert O. Reid, B.A., M.Ed., B.D., Ph.D. - Director, University of Toronto's Institute for Public Communications. Former Supervisor of Communication Education, the United Church of Canada.
Mr. Richard B. Barnhill, Director, Television Program Unit, Newhouse School of Public Communication, Syracuse University
Mr. Robert H. Fulton, Communication Specialist Episcopal Diocese of Central New York
The Rev. Robert C. Ayers, Director, Institute for Anglican Studies Episcopal Chaplain to Syracuse University.
Housing and meals for the conference are provided at Thornfield Conference Center, West Lake Road, Cazenovia, New York. Thornfield is a modern facility located in a quiet setting conducive to concentrated study.
Television broadcasting studios and VTR playback facilities of the Newhouse Communication Center at Syracuse University will be used for the Studio-laboratory sessions.
The cost for the entire conference, including twin-bedded room and private bath, meals, tuition, and materials, is Three Hundred and Ninety-five dollars ($395), of which $25 is payable as a registration fee and the balance in Canadian or U.S. funds at the opening of the Conference.
"Kerygma and Communication - 1973" is produced by the 73235 (4 Communications Group of the Institute for Anglican Studies, Syracuse University - (in cooperation with the United Church of Canada).
Address: Institute for Anglican Studies
The Rev. Robert C. Ayers, Director
Community House - Syracuse University
711 Comstock Avenue
Syracuse, New York 13210
Telephone: 315 + 423 - 2062 (office)
315 + 476 - 5193 (office)
315 + 476 - 0473 (evening)
TO: Kerygma and Communication - 1973
c/o Institute for Anglican Studies, 711 Comstock Ave. Syracuse, N.Y. 1321
Please enroll me as a participant in Kerygma and Communication - 1973, Nov. 23 - Dec. 1, 1973, at Syracuse University. Enclosed is $25 as a registration fee. I will pay the balance of $370 at the opening of the conference on Nov. 23rd.
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