Keystone Institute 2009 Schedule of Educational Events

Person Centered Planning Facilitators Training Series Schedule

Keystone Institute 2009 Schedule of Educational Events

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Person Centered Planning Facilitators Training Series Schedule

Session 1: Introduction to Person Centered Planning

Session 2: PATH

Session 3: MAPs

Session 4: Tools for Change

Session 5: The Art of Facilitation

Session 6: Mindfulness Forum

Session 7: Series Wrap-Up

The Facilitator’s Retreat

Event Registration, Attendance, and Cancellations

Directions to Workshop Facilities

Session 1: Introduction to Person Centered Planning

Session 2: PATH

Session 3: MAPs

Session 4: Tools for Change

Session 5: The Art of Facilitation

Session 6: Mindfulness Forum

Session 7: Series Wrap-Up

The Facilitator’s Retreat

Event Registration, Attendance, and Cancellations

Directions to Workshop Facilities

This series is open to employees who have received the endorsement of their agency's Executive Director and requires a commitment to participate in the complete series for a total of 50 hours of training.

April 15

Session 1 includes an introduction to the Person Centered Planning process, Throwing Away the Garbage exercise, Judge’s Wig exercise, a look at Learning Styles, Koru Question, several tools of the process (Circle of Relationships, MAPS, PATH), North Star exercise, and Change Gauge.

April 16

Session 2 is a PATH practice session. Participants take on the role of focus person, graphic facilitator and process facilitator. Each person leaves having been in each role at least once.

April 17

Session 3 is a MAP practice session. Participants take on the role of focus person, graphic facilitator and process facilitator. Each person leaves having been in each role at least once.

May 28

Session 4 includes a look at other tools of the Person Centered Planning process including Personal Futures Planning, Essential Lifestyles Planning, Negotiating Roadblocks, Four Questions, Color, Six Thinking Hats, Mind Mapping and others.

May 29

Session 5 looks at what is masterful facilitation and the personal qualities, skills and abilities needed within this role, reviews of the person centered planning cycle, selecting the tool, and the role of the facilitator throughout the process.

June 18

Session 6 is an exploration into each participant’s motivations and values surrounding the role of facilitator. The purpose of the forum is to increase our mindfulness about those motivations and values in order to gain clarity and more fluidly and consciously step into the role of facilitator.

June 19

Session 7 wraps up the series by bringing everyone together to review the series, future facilitation ideas, personal action statements, upcoming learning opportunities, questions, and sharing of resources.

September 2

This retreat brings together those people who have successfully completed the seven part Facilitator’s Training Series to continue our journey in learning and growing in the role of “masterful facilitator.”

Registrations for educational events will be taken by telephone, email, or mail. Unless otherwise noted, events are on a first come/first served basis, so early registration is recommended. Waiting lists will be maintained for events which are filled to capacity, and cancelled spaces will be offered to those people on the waiting list.

For all events contained within the annual Keystone Institute Events Schedule, there is no per-event fee for tuition, materials, or training space for employees and board members of Keystone Human Services, people served by Keystone Human Services or their family members. For other attendees, fees will be charged as outlined in the Keystone Institute Event Fees listing (available by contacting us at 717-909-9425).

Unless otherwise noted, a simple lunch will be provided for each full day workshop. In order to make the most of the educational opportunities for all attendees, we ask that all participants make every effort to arrive on time to all events, return from breaks and lunch on time, and to stay until the conclusion of all events. Any plans to leave early or arrive late should be discussed with Institute staff prior to the event.

Cancellations for registrations are accepted up to three business days prior to the event. For cancellations received with less than three business days notice, there may be an event fee charged to the agency equal to the pro-rated cost of the event.

Please note: Meetings/workshops marked with an either have pre-requisites or require prior approval for attendance.

January

SRV Educator Development Group: Date: January 15

One Person at a Time - Transforming to Individualized Supports: International SRV Practices Study Group; Date: January 20; Location: Keystone Education Center, Harrisburg, PA; Time: 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.; Transforming group services to individualized supports takes a commitment to listen to people, to be optimistic about the capacities people have, and courage to do things differently. Come listen to one leader who has supported a large agency in Ireland begin to make changes in powerful ways. Hear the stories; learn about how things have happened for people, and what has been learned.; Mary Kealy, Executive Director of Brothers of Charity, from County Clare Ireland joins us by video conference to share the stories and discuss how good work happens. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear first hand how people lives are moving forward. Paula Davenport and other SRV leaders and educators will facilitate this session.; Prior attendance at a three-day Introduction to Social Role Valorization workshop is required to register for this event.

The Power of Roles: Date: January 23; Location: Keystone Children & Family Services; Time: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 pm; This workshop gives participants a practical introduction to the principles of Social Role Valorization. Through small group discussion and multimedia presentation, participants will learn about the phenomenon of social devaluation, how people with disabilities and other devalued groups have been systematically hurt and harmed by society, and what the impact of that devaluation has been. Practical strategies to create a better life a reality for the people you support are discussed.

February

Helping People to have a Meaningful Life During the Day PLUS

Date: February 17, 18, 19 (optional third day)

Location: Keystone Residence Lancaster, PA

Time:

February 17: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
February 18: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
February 19: 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

This two day workshop, with an optional third half day, focuses on why it is so difficult to design and implement supports for people to have full, meaningful days, what kind of vision is required to guide our actions in this area, and how essential it is to help people develop positive social roles. In addition to the presentation, participants will work in small groups to develop concrete ideas around supporting one person to spend their time in more fulfilling and meaningful ways during the day. This is an ideal workshop for people interested in developing supports for people that are quite different from many of the day and work programs typically available and offered.

The optional third day will serve as a follow-up to the learning acquired during the first two days and will introduce the “Roles” tool – Pathway to a Meaningful Life as a practical way to identify and structure the supports needed to assist people to move into valued roles. Day 3 is available to anyone who has completed the meaningful day workshop in the past.

March

Offering Your Gifts through Service: Exploring Personal Growth and Self-Actualization: Professional Development Series 2009 - Session One; Date: March 4; Location: Millersville University, Millersville, PA; Time: 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.; How is it that our work can contribute towards our own growth, fulfillment, and self-regard? This workshop will provide us with an opportunity to think about our work and how it can contribute to how we see ourselves and how others perceive us. Experience a rejuvenating, stimulating day of refection, discovery and discussion around this topic. Join Dr. Thomas Neuville as he leads us through a lively day of learning. Register early, the professional development series always fills up quickly.

Power of Roles: Date: March 11; Location: Keystone Education Center, Harrisburg, PA; Time: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.; This workshop gives participants a practical introduction to the principles of Social Role Valorization. Through a combination of multimedia presentation and small group discussion, participants will learn about the phenomenon of social devaluation. This event includes discussion of how people with disabilities and other devalued groups have been systematically hurt and harmed by society, and what the impact of that devaluation has been. Participants will learn about ways to help people have better lives by helping them achieve positive valued social roles. Practical strategies to make this a reality for the people you support are discussed.

What is a Home?: Date: March 19; Location: Keystone Human Services Mid Atlantic, Conshohocken, PA; Time: 9:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.; This day of reflection, discussion, and discovery will focus on the concept of home – what does it mean to have a home, the importance and meaning of home, how do we create home for others? Through small group work, presentation, and discussion, we will explore ways to assess how we are doing in this area, which is so central to much of the work that we do. This popular event has frequently been requested, so please sign up early.

Evaluating the Quality of Human Services - A National Project in the Netherlands: International SRV Practices Study Group; Date: March 26; Location: Keystone Education Center; Time: 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.; Join us as we explore a national evaluation process of all institutions and residential service providers across Holland, led mostly by people with disabilities and their families. Stichting Perspectief of the Netherlands has developed an evaluation process which was influenced by PASSING, involves multiple stakeholders, and is intensive in nature. Hans Kroon, Team Leader and Trainer for Stichting Perspectief, will join us via teleconference to discuss and present the process, with a chance for discussion and questions.; Prior attendance at a three-day Introduction to Social Role Valorization workshop is required to register for this event.

April

Social Role Valorization Refresher Course:

Date: April 8, 9

Location: Keystone Residence Lancaster, PA

Time:

April 8: 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
April 9: 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

Haven’t been to SRV for awhile and are looking for a refresher course? Join us as we review the themes of SRV, and discuss how we have used these ideas over our years in serving others. A series of short presentations will be followed by chances to illustrate, discuss, and share ideas and struggles. Join us to learn about the several new themes of SRV, sharpen your grasp of the principles, recommit to using and teaching the ideas, and do it all in a relaxed atmosphere.

Prior attendance at a three-day Introduction to Social Role Valorization workshop is required to register for this event.

What is a Home?: Date: April 14; Location: Key Human Services, Inc. - Farmington, CT; Time: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.; This day of reflection, discussion, and discovery will focus on the concept of home – what does it mean to have a home, the importance and meaning of home, how do we create home for others? Through small group work, presentation, and discussion, we will explore ways to assess how we are doing in this area, which is so central to much of the work that we do. This popular event has frequently been requested, so please sign up early.

SRV: Your Questions Answered: Date: April 15; Location: Key Human Services, Inc. - Farmington, CT; Time: 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.; A three day social role valorization workshop is often a profound experience. It is filled with so much information and often leaves us with lots of questions. How do I apply these ideas to the people I support? What do I do when service practice doesn’t correspond to what I learned? This is an opportunity to bring your questions, concerns, and thoughts about Social Role Valorization and have them answered, explore them a bit deeper, and come to a fuller understanding of how you can use the ideas on behalf of the people you serve.; Prior attendance at a three-day Introduction to Social Role Valorization workshop is required to register for this event.

Person Centered Planning Facilitator’s Training Series: Date: April 15, 16, 17

SRV Leadership Summit: Date: April 20, 21

May

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Best Part of Me

Date: May 7, 8

Location: Camp Hebron Halifax, PA

Time:

May 7: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
May 8: 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Best Part of Me is aimed at identifying and acknowledging the gifts people have and bring to their work. This workshop includes individual reflection and group discussion. Held over two days in a beautiful wooded retreat setting, participants are welcome and encouraged to stay overnight at no additional expense.

Working with Others (Who Seem Difficult to Work With): Professional Development Series 2009 - Session Two; Date: May 13; Location: Millersville University, Millersville, PA; Time: 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.; Our work often requires that we work side by side and in close partnership with others. Sometimes it seems the biggest barriers to doing our most powerful and effective work is developing harmony with those whose styles differ from our own, or who might be downright hard to work with. Join us for a day of strategizing ways to create work relationships that allow us to move on to the true work of service. Dr. Thomas Neuville once again provides leadership of this popular series for the third year.

An Introduction to Social Role Valorization

Date: May 18, 19, 20

Location: Keystone Education Center

Time:

May 18: 8:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.
May 19: 8:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.
May 20: 8:00 a.m. - 4:15 p.m.

This workshop examines in detail the common life experiences of people who are devalued by society. The workshop presents the idea of assisting people to have positive social roles as a productive and helpful response to those wounding life experiences. People wishing to understand the life experiences of people they support, the implications of those life experiences, and who are committed to work towards making life better for them are encouraged to attend.

Participants should be prepared for significant lecture style presentation.

Person Centered Planning Facilitator's Training Series: Date: May 28, 29

June

An Introduction to Social Role Valorization

Date: June 10, 11, 12

Location: Keystone Human Services North Central, Sunbury PA

Time:

June 10: 8:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.
June 11: 8:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.
June 12: 8:00 a.m. - 4:15 p.m.

This workshop examines in detail the common life experiences of people who are devalued by society and presents the idea of assisting people to have positive social roles as a productive and helpful response. People wishing to understand the life experiences of people they support, the implications of those life experiences, and who are committed to work towards making life better for them are encouraged to attend.

Participants should be prepared for significant lecture style presentation.

Power of Roles: Date: June 17; Location: Keystone Education Center; Time: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.; This workshop gives participants a practical introduction to the principles of Social Role Valorization. Through small group discussion and multimedia presentation, participants will learn about the phenomenon of social devaluation, how people with disabilities and other devalued groups have been systematically hurt and harmed by society, and what the impact of that devaluation has been. Practical strategies to make a better life a reality for the people you support are discussed.

Person Centered Planning Facilitator’s Training Series: Date: June 18, 19

Helping People to have a Meaningful Life During the Day: Date: June 24, 25; Location: Keystone Human Services Mid Atlantic, Newark, DE; Time: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.; This workshop focuses on why it is so difficult to design and implement supports for people to have full, meaningful days, what kind of vision is required to guide our actions in this area, and how essential it is to help people develop positive social roles. In addition to the presentation, participants work in small groups to develop concrete ideas around supporting one person to spend their time in more fulfilling and meaningful ways during the day. This is an ideal workshop for people interested in developing supports for people that are quite different from the day and work programs typically available.

July

Rediscovering the Work You Were Meant To Do: Professional Development Series 2009 - Session Three; Date: July 15; Location: Millersville University, Millersville, PA; Time: 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.; Feeling tired and frustrated by work? Do you hear yourself claiming that you are “burned out”? This workshop will explore the concept of burnout, and identify the elements of service that bring positive energy, passion, and activation to your worklife and assist you to identify and reconstruct the elements that drain your energy and make you lose hope. Join Dr. Thomas Neuville for this much-needed and oft requested subject. Register early, as the professional development series fills up quickly.

Youth Supported Employment Projects (YSEP): International SRV Practices Study Group; Date: July 23; Location:; Time:; Join Julie Allan (developer of YSEP) via teleconference to learn about an award winning project assisting people to enter the world of work and career. Now operating in Canada and Britain, YSEP involves teens with and without disabilities helping each other learn to work through job-sharing. Susan Rowell will lead this session, with assistance from other SRV educators and leaders.; Prior attendance at an Intro to SRV workshop is required to

Creating Circles of Friends: Date: July 27; Location: Keystone Education Center; Time: 9:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.; Friendships are part of what it means to be human and are an everyday part of our lives. No one “invented” friendship and true friendship cannot be engineered: it remains beyond the grasp of programmers and therapists. This workshop will describe an approach to enhancing inclusion of any person, of any age, who is experiencing difficulties in school, work or at home because of impairment, a personal crisis, or because of their challenging behaviors towards others. This workshop, led by Eileen Scott, is based on the concept that “Loneliness is the only real disability.” - Beth Mount.

August

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Adventures in Attitudes: Date: August 5, 6; Location: Fort Hunter, Harrisburg, PA; Time: 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.; Everyone a student, everyone a teacher…this is the Adventures in Attitudes experience.; Keystone held its first Adventures in Attitudes workshop in 1986, and we are pleased to continue to offer this popular event. This active, participatory workshop focuses on leadership development and personal and professional enrichment through an engaging process. Effective listening, communication skills, attitudes of empowerment, creative problem solving, team building strategies, and reaching one’s potential are focal points around which participants both learn and teach.

SRV Educator Development Group: Date: Aug 27

September

Person Centered Planning Facilitator’s Retreat: Date: September 2

“Wishing on a Star”: The Problems & Solutions of Relying on an “Inclusive Society” to Foster and Provide a Better Life for People: International SRV Practices Study Group; Date: September 3; Location: Keystone Education Center; Time: 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.; John Armstrong, consultant and Senior SRV Trainer in Australia and New Zealand offered this inspiring and thought-provoking keynote at the 2007 SRV Conference. We’ll view the video of John’s keynote and talk about the very poignant questions he raises: Is an inclusive society an attainable ideal? If it’s not, as John argues, what is a reasonable hope, an optimistic ideal? Under what conditions might socially devalued people experience a better life? John’s message will also prompt us to explore the ideal of the Good Life as a realistic construct to helping people experience belonging and a more meaningful life. Pam Seetoo will lead this session.; Prior SRV workshop attendance is required to register for this event.

Employment Symposium with Cary Griffin

Date: September 15, 16

Two days of learning from Cary Griffin, a top international leader in employment. Join us as we focus on how to help people have a full work life with valued jobs, careers, and colleagues.

Careers for All: Customized Employment: Date: September 15; Location: TBA; Time: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 a.m.; We are pleased to offer this opportunity to learn from a worldrenowned practitioner, author, educator, and leader in the area of employment. Cary Griffin is a Senior Partner at Griffin-Hammis Assoc., specializing in building communities of economic cooperation, creating high performance organizations, and focusing on disability and employment. Cary provides training in the rehabilitation field; consultation regarding the employment of individuals with significant disabilities; field-initiated research & demonstration; and resource and organizational development. He is a dynamic speaker and is coming to us with extraordinary stories of success with helping people with very significant impairments to find meaningful work and practical tools to make that vision a reality. Space is limited.
Special Topics and Tools in Employment: Date: September 16; Location: TBA; Time: 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.; A cross-agency initiative to help people have real work was begun at Keystone over a year ago and each agency is developing ways to accomplish this. Join us as Cary Griffin guides us in how to assist people to have valued work roles. He will provide consultation, teaching, and discussion to help move these initiatives forward. This program is open to KHS Staff and is particularly tailored for leadership, Employment Project staff, Employment Sub-committee members, job coaches and support staff. Be part of this important event as we work together across all agencies to make a difference.

An Introduction to Social Role Valorization

Date: September 21, 22, 23, 24

Location: Keystone Education Center

Time: New opportunity to attend workshop in four shorter days:

September 21: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
September 22: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
September 23: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
September 24: 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

This workshop examines in detail the common life experiences of people who are devalued by society and presents the idea of assisting people to have positive social roles as a productive and helpful response. People wishing to understand the life experiences of people they support, the implications of those life experiences, and who are committed to making life better for them are encouraged to attend.

Participants should be prepared for significant lecture style presentation.

October

Introduction to PASSING and Advanced PASSING Team Opportunity: Date: October 12, 13, 14, 15, 16; Location: Harrisburg, location TBA; Time: 5 full days, late nights, overnight stays; This five day workshop is for those who are interested in deepening their knowledge about the principles of Social Role Valorization. The workshop involves learning to use the PASSING assessment tool, which looks at the realities of Social Role Valorization in practice. Most of the work done in PASSING is done in teams and involves visiting and assessing the quality of two human service programs based on SRV criteria. The week’s work is conducted under the guidance of an experienced team leader.; In addition, this year’s PASSING event includes an opportunity for PASSING graduates to participate on an advanced team which will visit a complex site and participate in deep discussion and discovery by the advanced team.; Prior attendance at a three or four day Introduction to Social Role Valorization workshop is required to register for this event.

The Power of Roles: Date: October 28; Location: Keystone Education Center; Time: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.; This workshop gives participants a practical introduction to the principles of Social Role Valorization. Through a combination of multimedia presentation and small group discussion, participants will learn about the phenomenon of social devaluation.; This event includes discussion of how people with disabilities and other devalued groups have been systematically hurt and harmed by society, and what the impact of that devaluation has been. Participants will learn about ways to help people have better lives by helping them achieve positive valued social roles. Practical strategies to make this a reality for the people you support are discussed.

November

Model Coherency: Date: November 2, 3; Location: Keystone Education Center; Time: 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.; One of the most important things that a service provider can do in protecting vulnerable people, and helping to create the conditions for people to experience a full and rich life, is to assure that services are proposed, designed, and planned with great care and caution to assure that they truly meet the needs of the people that are to be served. Model Coherency embodies the idea that all elements of practice in a service should be in harmony with each other, and follow from a unifying set of principles. It requires people to think about the identity of the people who are to be served, what is it that would be required to support people well, who could do the work well, and in what ways the work could be done with consistent, high quality.; Model Coherency is a unique and very helpful tool which can be used to both conceptualize positive service designs, and help participants develop a framework for services which increase the likelihood of a coherent match between people’s identities, their most pressing needs, and the supports to actually meet those needs.; Prior attendance at a three or four day Introduction to Social Role Valorization workshop is required to register for this event.

Vision & Values

Date: November 12, 13

Location: Camp Hebron Halifax, PA

Time:

November 12: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
November 13: 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Vision & Values explores the relationship between personal values and Keystone’s vision. The exercises encourage peer support in developing a sense of personal leadership through personal and professional vision exploration. Held over two days in a beautiful wooded retreat setting, participants are welcome and encouraged to stay overnight at no additional expense.

SRV Educator Development Group: Date: November 18

December

What is a Home?: Date: December 2; Location: Keystone Education Center; Time: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.; This day of reflection, discussion, and discovery will focus on the concept of home – what does it mean to have a home, the importance and meaning of home, how do we create home for others? Through small group work, presentation, and discussion, we will explore ways to assess how we are doing in this area, which is so central to much of the work that we do. This popular event has frequently been requested, so please sign up early.

Community-Based Rehabilitation Program Design and Implementation in Central America: International SRV Practices Study Group; Date: December 10; Location: Keystone Education Center; Time: 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.; Rehabilitation programs for citizens requiring orthotic and prosthetic assistance are being designed in Central America in the context of where and for whom services are most needed. This requires a creativity and flexibility in program design that can meet the most pressing needs of people with a wide array of disabilities and life problems. People with disabilities are the driving force behind program design and they are involved at every level of program implementation.; This study introduces us to work that has been done in Nicaragua, assisting people with prosthetic limbs to rejoin their communities in valued ways and in valued roles. Social Role Valorization and Model Coherency have formed the foundation of this fascinating project, so join us to learn about it and discuss the project.; Prior attendance at an Introduction to Social Role Valorization workshop is required to register for this event.

Keystone Education Center

Address: 124 Pine Street, Harrisburg, PA

Travel Time: Approximately 45 minutes from Lancaster, 1 hour from Sunbury and Chambersburg, 1 hour and 20 minutes from Westminster, MD and 1 hour and 40 minutes from Conshohocken

Our workshop facilities are located on the second floor at 124 Pine Street in Harrisburg, PA. Nearby parking is available for a fee at the River Street Garage located in the 200 block of North Second Street.

Fort Hunter Centennial Barn

Address: 5300 N. Front Street, Harrisburg PA

Travel Time:Approximately 45 minutes from Lancaster, 1 hour from Sunbury and Chambersburg, 1 hour and 20 minutes from Westminster, MD and 1 hour and 40 minutes from Conshohocken

Directions: Fort Hunter Centennial Barn is located at the Fort Hunter Park in Harrisburg.

From U.S. Route 81:: Take Exit 66 (Front Street Exit) and take North Front Street. 2 miles on North Front Street, Fort Hunter Mansion is on the left, the barn is on your right.
From Downtown Harrisburg:: Follow Second Street to Division Street. Left on Division for one block, right onto North Front Street. Follow North Street for 3 miles. The Mansion is on the left, the barn is on your right.

Camp Hebron

Address: 957 Camp Hebron Road, Halifax, PA

Travel Time: Approximately 20 minutes from Harrisburg, 50 minutes from Sunbury, 1 hour from Lancaster, 1 hour and 15 minutes from Chambersburg, 1 hour and 45 minutes from Westminster, MD and 2 hours from Conshohocken

Directions:

From Harrisburg:: Take 322 W. towards Lewistown/State College for about 5 miles. Take the exit for 225/Halifax and follow 225 for about 7 miles. After traveling over Peters Mountain, turn right onto Camp Hebron Rd. Follow this road for about 3 miles. The entrance is on your right.
From Sunbury:: Take US-11/15 S toward Harrisburg for about 32 miles. Merge onto US-22/322 E . Take the PA-147 N ramp toward Halifax. Turn left onto S River RD / PA-147 N. Turn right onto Mountain Rd. Turn left onto Peters Mountain RD / PA-225. Turn Right onto Camp Hebron Rd.

Millersville University

Address: 1 South George Street, Millersville, PA

Travel Time: Approximately 1 hour from Harrisburg, 15 minutes from Lancaster, 1 hour and 45 minutes from Chambersburg, 2 hours from Sunbury, 1 hour and 25 minutes from Conshohocken.

Directions:

From Harrisburg and areas west:: 283 to 741 to 999 to George Street.
From Conshohocken and areas east:: 76 to 222 to 30 to 741 to 999 to George Street.
From Maryland and areas south:: 83 to 30 to 741 to 999 to George Street.

█ = Regular event; █ = Pre-requisite or prior approval required