This summer Paul Soldner, the center's first artistic director, and a fellow ceramic artist, Peter Voulkos, will again teach A Lifetime of Clay, a workshop that encourages "mentorship and an exchange of ideas".
Set out like a traditional text book on the ancient art of rhetoric, the adaptation featured a caricature of Cresswell as a philosopher teaching her lifetime's worth of sexual tricks and wiles to Dorethea, the fallen daughter of a ruined royalist.
Participants viewed the toothbrushing programme as key to contributing to intermediate and long-term outcomes: Supervised toothbrushing involves teaching a lifetime skill, and encouraging good habits, to enable the child to think about the part they can play in taking care of their own oral health.
"These are things you teach over a lifetime, but I couldn't help myself".
Professors delight in reaching more students in one course than they could otherwise teach in a lifetime.
She will never meet my children (at least in this lifetime), teach them to paint or cook and they will never get to hear her amazing woody-woodpecker laugh.
As Andy Glockner writes for Sports Illustrated, Kentucky Coach John Calipari can now stop answering questions about whether and when his team will win a national title and focus on what he really likes: "Coach basketball, help select players secure lifetime security, teach all of them how to succeed in life outside of basketball.
And a lifetime teaches you things.
It's been three years since I've graduated college, and like my high school experience, my extracurricular activities and leadership opportunities taught me a lifetime's worth of lessons, and blessed me with invaluable friends and mentors.
With gold farming, he wrote, "You'll be doing him the favor of a lifetime: teaching him a useful, future-proof trade".
