Dr. Harold R. Oaks

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  Published on: 5/19/2006    Last Visited: 6/18/2008  

  Harold Oaks USA President
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  Harold Oaks opened the meeting extending the EC´s gratitude to ASSITEJ Brazil for hosting the meeting
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  Harold Oaks handed out the report of the president to the members of the EC, and commented on it briefly.
  
  Harold Oaks expressed his gratitude to ASSITEJ Brazil for hosting the meeting, and to the Nordic countries for their continued support of the General Secretariat.
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  Harold Oaks commented that people from USA attending the Conference found it fruitful and interesting.
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  Harold Oaks and Niclas Malmcrona presented a draft for an answer to the french letter for consideration by the EC.
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  Harold Oaks declared that he is standing back.Jackson Ndawula commented that he would like some new names to be proposed.
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  Harold Oaks expressed his gratitude to Kim Woo-ok for his excellent work.
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  Harold Oaks commented that the idea of circulations on the script could be a step towards an International Bibliography that could be coordinated and made available on the website.
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  Harold Oaks commented that it is important to remember that fundraising also can implicate commercial promotion.The question is if ASSITEJ can accept this as an non-profit-making association.Harold Oaks added that as a start the new Treasurer could address the problems with the membership fees.
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  Harold Oaks and Niclas Malmcrona gave a brief summary of the subscription system and the membership fees.
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  Harold Oaks and Niclas Malmcrona recommended the EC to keep the current system for the membershipfees for the next three years, and the proposal was endorsed.
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  Harold Oaks thanked ASSITEJ Brazil for hosting the EC meetings and for their kindness and generosity during our time in Rio de Janeiro, and officially closed the meeting.

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  Published on: 3/26/2007    Last Visited: 3/26/2007  

  From left to right: Harold Oaks, President of ASSITEJ International (USA), Zvjezdana Ladika, Honorary Member of ASSITEJ International (Croatia), Niclas Malmcrona, Secretary General of ASSITEJ International (Sweden), Michael Ramløse, former Secretary General and Honorary Member of ASSITEJ International (Denmark) and Ivica Simic, Executive Comittee member (Croatia).

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  Published on: 10/7/2008    Last Visited: 9/19/2007  

  and managers will get together in the Theatre to have a short ceremony in which Mr. Harold Oaks, President of Assitej International and Mr. Kim Jung-ok, President of ItI International will deliver congratutory speeches in person.After the ceremony there will be a reception for theatre people and visitors in the lobby of the Theatre.Outside the Theatre there will be free gala performances forchildren by local children's theatre companies.The celebration this year is very special, because ASSITEJ KOREA is holding an Asian Meeting on the same day and ten representatives from the same number of Asian countries will be together.In addition to the Asian representatives Mr. Harold Oaks and Mr. Niclas Malmcrona, Secretary General of ASSITEJ International are scheduled to join.

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  Published on: 12/8/2000    Last Visited: 6/18/2008  

  Harold Oaks USA President
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  Harold Oaks welcomed the Executive Committee and all others present to Harare and thanked everyone for their attendance.
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  Harold Oaks reported that the bureau met the previous day to review the agenda and make any necessary ammendments.
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  Harold Oaks distributed a report outlining his recent activities as president of ASSITEJ.
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  Ñ Harold Oaks, Niclas Malmcrona and Wolfgang Schneider attended One
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  Copies of the financial report were handed out and Harold confirmed that ASSITEJ, with more income than expenditures, is in good financial shape.
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  Harold reported that they have not had much success getting in touch with Venezuela, after many efforts, but that things are moving ahead with Mexico.
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  Harold Oaks invited the members of the Executive Committee to vote on the proposed jury.The jury was endorsed by 11 votes in favour, 1 opposed and 1 abstention.It was suggested that the process of selecting the jury start earlier next time.
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  Harold Oaks proposed that the Executive Committee recommend Orna Porat for Honorary Membership to the General Assembly, and the suggestion was endorsed.
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  Harold Oaks commended and thanked the Zimbabwean colleagues for the Harare meeting and the great work they did in organizing the meetings.Harold also expressed the gratitude of ASSITEJ International to SIDA, for their support, and to Helen Nordenson for taking the time to join us for the meeting.

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  Published on: 10/7/2008    Last Visited: 12/18/2007  

  Harold Oaks USA President
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  1. Harold Oaks opened the meeting extending the EC`s gratitude to ASSITEJ Japan for their efforts and generosity.
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  There was a discussion of the letter Harold Oaks wrote to Maurice Yendt concerning the relationship and future of ASSITEJ France and ASSITEJ International.
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  Harold Oaks is optimistic that this letter is a positive step towards ensuring the presence and participation of ASSITEJ France at the 2002 Congress in Seoul.
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  Harold Oaks said that his efforts towards making contact with the ASSITEJ centre in Venezuela have not been successful, and will put out a general request to all US ASSITEJ members for assistance.
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  Harold Oaks noted that though leadership towards these ends can not come from beyond the region itself, ASSITEJ International can certainly be involved in any efforts towards facilitating such ends.
  
  KoreaKim Woo-ok was in China last week - a meeting arranged through a man that he met at the festival in Sweden in May.He said this is a very positive step towards enduring Chinese participation in the 2002 Congress.Kim Woo-ok chose one production to invite to Seoul, and met with Chinese government officials to confirm that they will provide the funds to make it possible.He is very optimistic about the possibility of Chinese involvement.
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  Harold Oaks added that it wouldn`t be wise to change it after only one year. He also suggested that suggestions for the contents of the next package should be put forth.
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  Harold Oaks, Wolfgang Schneider, Remi Boucher and Niclas Malmcrona will discuss the matter.
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  After sharing the jury`s report with the EC, Harold Oaks asked Michael FitzGerald that a model draft of their recommendations be presented to the EC members in general and specifically to the Artistic Commission who will deal with the matter.
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  Kim van der Boon felt that Harold Oaks should have prepared a working paper, with background information and possibilities to solve the issue, to introduce the discussion for this meeting.
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  Harold Oaks ended the discussion by stating that the matter will be taken up by the Finance and Statutes commissions, and that a sub-committee may be established to resolve the issue and bring it to the next EC-meeting.
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  Harold Oaks closed the discussion by confirming that Vicky Ireland and Tony Reekie will work together on the idea with the suggestions put forth during this discussion to bring it back to the next EC-meeting.
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  Harold Oaks noted that the constitution does not explicitly preclude the suggested proposal and so should be possible.
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  Harold Oaks suggested polling the centres to get feedback on any problems this could pose for them.
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  Harold Oaks suggested surveying the centres for feedback and reactions to the proposal which was endorsed by the EC.
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  Harold Oaks presented the Artistic Commission's request for money from ASSITEJ International for the How to Study Children and Young People's Theatre? conference in Zürich.He explained that their request is for $6000.Though ASSITEJ is not able to fund the full amount for the conference, there is already $1500 in the Artistic Commission's budget which they may use.Harold Oaks proposed that ASSITEJ contribute another $1500, and Wolfgang Schneider and Eckhardt Mittelstädt agreed to try to keep the expenses at $3000.
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  President Harold Oaks put the matter to a vote with the following outcome:
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  Harold Oaks closed the discussion stating that issues surrounding travel expectations need to be clarified before people choose which commissions they will serve on.
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  Harold Oaks said that planning needs to be done for the elections at the General Assembly.
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  Harold thanked the Japanese ASSITEJ for hosting the meetings and for their generosity during our time in Tokyo.He added a special thank you for the wonderful Kabuki theatre experience, and officially closed the meeting.

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  Published on: 7/22/2002    Last Visited: 6/18/2008  

  Harold Oaks USA President
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  Harold Oaks opened the Executive Committee Meeting and expressed his thanks to Kim Woo-ok and ASSITEJ Korea for hosting the General Assembly 2002.
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  Harold Oaks reported that the paperback book "Outstanding plays for Young Audiences" (International Bibliography volume VII by ASSITEJ USA) will be handed out during the General Assembly.
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  Harold Oaks officially closed the meeting.

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  Published on: 2/11/2000    Last Visited: 6/18/2008  

  Harold Oaks USA President
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  Harold Oaks welcomed the Executive Committee to Dallas and expressed his thanks to the Dallas Children's Theatre for hosting the EC meeting.
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  Harold Oaks reported on a bureau meeting in the evening of the 10th.The following items were discussed:
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  Harold Oaks read out the President's report and distributed a letter from Hagit Rehavi Nikolayevsky with a report from ASSITEJ Israel.
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  Harold Oaks thanked ASSITEJ Zimbabwe for their hard work in Africa and announced that he will travel there in July with Secretary General and hopefully meet with people in Zambia.
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  Harold Oaks reminded the EC that the Festival Guide can be updated on the internet.
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  Since not enough information was available to satisfy full membership requirements, Harold Oaks suggested accepting Malaysia as a corresponding member. Malaysia was accepted as a corresponding member of ASSITEJ.
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  Harold Oaks commented that at least the centres should write and explain about their situation.He sent out four notices talking about the necessity of paying subscription.
  
  10. Discussion of partnership system decided in Tromsø
  
  Harold Oaks invited everyone to give reports, focusing on their partner countries.Himself, he tried to improve contact with Venezuela but was not very succesfull.
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  Harold Oaks said he was pleased with the contacts and partnerships being made and commanded the EC on a job well done.
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  Harold Oaks recommended that the issue be sent to the Publications and Communication Commission.
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  -Harold Oaks and Lou Westbury will review the English text
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  The members are Harold Oaks (chair), Vicky Ireland, Niclas Malmcrona,
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  Harold Oaks presented the budget for 1999-2002 (see enclosure) and asked the EC to vote on approving the budget.The budget was unanimously adopted.
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  Harold Oaks reminded everyone that should focus on executive's own work.
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  On closing the meeting Harold Oaks distributed the City of Dallas Proclamation and thanked the Dallas Children's Theatre for their good work in organizing the EC meeting.

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  Published on: 8/19/2001    Last Visited: 9/19/2007  

  Speeches were deliverd by Kim Jeong Ok, president of ITI, by Harold Oaks, president of ASSITEJ and Kim Woo-ok, president of ASSITEJ Korea.An out-door performance by various Korean theatre companies was also organised.

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  Published on: 4/17/2002    Last Visited: 5/10/2002  

  Harold R. Oaks, the associate Dean of the College of Fine Arts and Communications, is receiving a very distinguished award.
  
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  Harold R. Oaks is the first BYU professor to be inducted into The College of Fellows of The American Theater, which is one of the highest honors an educator and theater professional can receive.
  
  "Receiving this award is the same as a faculty member winning the Pulitzer or Nobel Prize," Oaks said.
  
  Oaks will be recognized at a ceremony in Washington, D.C., on Sunday, April 21, held in the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
  
  Oaks was nominated by peers in his field over three years ago, and was notified in June of his award.
  
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  Oaks completed his B.A. and M.A. at BYU and then got a Ph.D. in theater from the University of Minnesota.
  
  He has taught at several universities and is now both the associate dean of the College of Communications and Fine Arts and coordinates the drama/theater for young people program at BYU.
  
  This award and recognition directly benefits BYU.
  
  "It says something about the quality of the institution when they have faculty that are recognized nationally for the work they have done," Oaks said.
  
  Oaks will be inducted along with two other theater professors at a formal ceremony with the other College of Fellows members.
  
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  Once inducted, Oaks receives the right to put the letters ATF after his name, and is expected to attend the annual investiture of new fellows and encourage others in professional theater and education.
  
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  www.assitej.org/minute/13tromso.asp - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 5/19/2006    Last Visited: 12/18/2007  

  The accounts were presented by Treasurer Harold Oaks (USA).He commented on the accounts which had been distributed to all the centres in advance.There had been exceptional expenditure in connection with the trouble of the Secretary General.
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  Harold Oaks (USA) summed up that all the recommendations of the survey should be discussed, addressed and commissioned.With the survey it would be possible to reach out to countries with conditions very different from our own.The President stated that it was now the responsibility for the Executive Committee to make a strategy for work based on the survey and what had been said during the present discussion.He asked for the Assembly to vote on the paper.
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  On behalf of the Executive Committee Treasurer Harold Oaks (USA) recommended a continuation of the current system for the next three-year period up to 2002 with a minimum subscription of $100 and with encouragement to pay more - up to $500.
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  Harold Oaks (USA)
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  Harold Oaks (USA) 87 votes elected
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  On behalf of the Executive Committee Wolfgang Schneider (Germany) nominated Harold Oaks (USA) as candidate for the office of President of ASSITEJ.
  
  Result of the vote: Yes: 92No: 18Abst: 14Harold Oaks (USA) was elected the President of ASSITEJ 1999-2002.
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  On closing the General Assembly the President Harold Oaks thanked ASSITEJ Norway for their good work in organizing a fine Congress and a wonderful Festival.

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