We express our gratitude to the
sponsors and
supporting organizations of the Science, Wisdom,
and the Future Conference for their invaluable financial
and other supporting contributions, and for sharing the vision of the Humanity Participants' Conferences.
As with all participants'
conferences in the Humanity Series, Science, Wisdom, and the Future is entirely
self-supporting, and sponsors and support are welcome and appreciated.
Support can take the form of financial assistance for specific parts of the
conference, such as the Howdy Dessert Reception, morning refreshments, welcome
packets, or name tags.
Support can also be provide
by assisting in advertising the conference to members and mailing list, on
websites and blogs, and at other organizational conferences. Both individual and
organizational support is welcome. Sponsors and supporters will be listed as
below on this website and honored in various ways throughout the conference.
Seed funding
for the launch of the conference and the conference
Proceedings
Collins Family Foundation
Dwight Collins, President
The
mission of the Collins Family Foundation is to provide
leadership in humanity’s efforts to live sustainably on Earth.
www.collinsff.org
Development
and Management
Support
Orion
Institute Cheryl Genet, Director
The
Orion Institute provides educational
programs and conferences in the field of interdisciplinary
science and theology and forums for life-long learners to
explore major scientific and religious
worldviews and both cultural and personal maps of reality
within an emerging global community and a vast & perplexing universe.
www.OrionInstitute.org
Technical
and Advisory Support
Orion
Observatory Russ Genet, Director
The
Orion Observatory does research on variable stars and exoplanet
discovery, and provides research and educational opportunities for
high-school and undergraduate student.
www.OrionObservatory.org
Promotional
and Development
Support
The Wisdom Centered Life
and Transletix Richard Trowbridge, Founder
Wisdom can be cultivated in the same way critical
thinking and learning skills can be cultivated. It is the goal of
Wisdom-Centered Life to provide methods for developing wisdom that are
effective, adequate to the concept, and that can be tested and improved.
Wisdom is defined as perceiving reality and doing what is best.
Individuals are encouraged to work out their own definition along with a
rationale for that definition. http://wisdomcenteredlife.org
Training Athletes of Human Potential.