Concrete Poem
"pop CORN"
by Roy A Rymill
Artifact Information (complete one form for each inclusion):
This course was number _12______ in a sequence of ____15___ courses for program completion.
For example: This course was number 5 in a sequence of 12 courses for program completion.
Program Outcomes
This artifact reflects the following area(s). Please check no more than two criteria per artifact.
OUTCOME 1: Critical thinking skills as evidenced by
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Ability to distinguish between opinion and reason
Self-reflection on a deeper level than mere observation
Questioning and evaluation of primary assumptions
OUTCOME 2: Communication skills as evidenced by
OUTCOME 3: Application skills as evidenced by
Acquisition of knowledge
Ability to connect ideas among multiple courses and disciplines
Creativity and originality
Student Reflection & Course Assignment
Liberal arts teach through examination and through the opportunity of how to use this knowledge and expertise that one has gained to improve one's art/craft. Learning how to organize in relation to creating a responsive manifesto was very liberating for me. In this excursion I created a concrete poem of “pop CORN” that captured the kinetic power of popping corn.
This artifact taught me at of how to organize my own manifesto and to use new techniques to craft poems.
Course Assignment description :
"Create a Personal Creative Manifesto. This can be as simple or involved as you would like for it to be. You can create a document, a presentation, a piece of artwork, a video -- or something else. Your choice."