Sunday, January 15, 2006
NKU arts programs are in today's Enquirer
The Cincinnati Enquirer has a preview of arts in the Queen City in 2006, and NKU is spotlighted. I was interviewed for the article (about a 20 minute conversation) which is condensed to two paragraphs. There's even a photo! Unfortunately, there are a couple errors in the report - I'm not (nor do I want to be) the Chair (being coordinator of the RTV/EMB program is crazy enough) and the reporter makes it sound like the College of Informatics (not the Radio/Television program) is going to change to Electronic Media and Broadcasting. But it's great to be included with Art, Music and Theatre in a gushing article about what we're doing with digital cinema and documentary production!
OK, off to prep classes, make a list of Dean candidate reference calls, write letters of recommendation for three students, double-check the classes for Fall, write one-sheets for the two new Integrated Media classes I proposed and - oh yeah - write some more on "Forgetting" - my film for the summer. When anyone talks about the "free time" that college professors have smack them upside the head, please.
Oh, and I'm going to read more of "The World is Flat" - the book about how technology is changing the world: politically, socially, personally. I'm a couple chapters in, and I'm happy to say that I haven't been surprised by anything yet, but I anticipate some interesting correlations between how technology has developed and the direction the world is taking.
CLS
OK, off to prep classes, make a list of Dean candidate reference calls, write letters of recommendation for three students, double-check the classes for Fall, write one-sheets for the two new Integrated Media classes I proposed and - oh yeah - write some more on "Forgetting" - my film for the summer. When anyone talks about the "free time" that college professors have smack them upside the head, please.
Oh, and I'm going to read more of "The World is Flat" - the book about how technology is changing the world: politically, socially, personally. I'm a couple chapters in, and I'm happy to say that I haven't been surprised by anything yet, but I anticipate some interesting correlations between how technology has developed and the direction the world is taking.
CLS
