Last Updated: 09-03-08
CHRONOLOGY OF RMTA CONFERENCES
The following is a partial chronology
of RMTA conferences from our begriming in 1951 to the present:
- 1951 - Colorado Women’s College (Now Denver University)
- 1952 – 1964
Not known (Research required)
- 1965 - Weber State University in Ogden,
Utah (Became known as RMTC)
- 1966 – 1967 Not known (Research required)
- 1968 - University
of Utah in Salt Lake City
- 1969 - Colorado State University in Fort Collins,
Colorado
- 1970 - Brigham Young University – Provo, Utah
- 1971 - University
of Colorado at Boulder
- 1972 - Weber State University in Ogden, Utah
- 1973 - University of
Wyoming in Laramie
- 1974 - Boise State University (Membership voted to
become RMTA)
- 1975 - No conference due to change in schedule from fall
to spring; and joined with ACTF to offer the annual festival.
- 1976 -
Colorado Women’s College – Denver
- 1977 - Idaho State University – Pocatello
- 1978 - Montana State
University – Bozeman
- 1979 - Mesa State College – Grand Junction,
Colorado
- 1980 - University of Montana – Missoula
- 1981 - Loretto Heights
College – Denver, Colorado
- 1982 - University of Utah – Salt
Lake City
- 1983 - University of Northern Idaho – Cour ‘de
Elene
- 1984 - University of Northern Colorado – Greeley
- 1985 - Weber
State University in Ogden, Utah
- 1986 - University of Colorado at Boulder
- 1987 - University of Wyoming
in Laramie
- 1988 - Mesa State College in Grand Junction, Colorado (Split
from ACTF)
- 1989 - Mesa State College in Grand Junction, Colorado
- 1990 - University
of Southern Utah in Cedar City
- 1991 - Grandstreet Theatre and Carroll
College in Helena, Montana
- 1992 - Idaho State University in Pocatello
- 1993 - Western Wyoming
College in Rock Springs
- 1994 - Weber State University in Ogden
- 1995 - University of Northern
Colorado in Greeley
- 1996 - College of Eastern Utah in Price1997 - College
of Southern Idaho in Twin Falls
- 1998 - Brigham Young University in Provo,
Utah
- 1999 - Western Wyoming College in Rock Springs
- 2000 - University of
Southern Utah in Cedar City
- 2001 - University of Colorado in Boulder
(50th Anniversary of RMTA)
- 2002 - College of Eastern Utah in Price
- 2003 - King Center in Denver – co-hosts:
Red Rocks Community College, Metropolitan State College of Denver,
Community College of Denver and University of Colorado at Denver
- 2004
- Mesa State College in Grand Junction, Colorado
- 2005 - Idaho State
University in Pocatello
- 2006 - Grandstreet Theatre in Helena, Montana
- 2007 - Western State
College in Gunnison, Colorado
- 2008 - Red Rocks Community College and
Lakewood Cultural Center in
Lakewood, Colorado
- 2009 - Fort Lewis College in Durango, Colorado
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