Memory Announcements Profound engagement with the arts begins with education. Universities, as representatives of society at large, are positioned to engage the arts as partners in education, in the discovery and integration of knowledge and in the revision of societal tenets. The Cornell Council for the Arts through funding, education, outreach, advocacy and programming promotes creative activity throughout the university community. Monday public lectures are given by guests and Cornell professors in diverse disciplines.
Sections meet for student class discussion, and flexible lab time is set up to create a project.
Any member of the Cornell teaching or research faculty in any college or depart-ment may attend an information session in August and submit a proposal by Sept. 24. No released teaching time unless arranged separately by recipient's own department. Submit a letter of background, purpose and interest indicating what perspective you bring to the course. Propose plans for teaching one section showing how you would present the creative process and how you might use the resources of the section and continue to celebrate the focus of the course. A creative enterprise which would ultimately be shaped to the class may be proposed.