To all CGAA first years who took part successfully in today's Time Machine Research Symposium - well done - some very impressive and lucid presentations (and some not so...). Of course, the point is to learn from experience and go forwards. It should be obvious to all of you now that knowing your subject and having the confidence to articulate it engagingly is its own reward.
For those students who simply didn't pull their weight - or skulked or dodged or buried their heads ostrich-like in the sand - you missed an opportunity to grow, both intellectually - and in terms of confidence. Lucky for you there's a second Symposium to prepare for in a few week's time. You are a creative community and you should support each other - if you didn't distinguish yourself this time, be sure to buck the trend and make an impact second time around.
Don't be an ostrich!
If you haven't done so already, please give me your Presentation PDFs so I can upload them to myUCA.
Thanks Phil,
ReplyDeleteI have no idea which category our presentation fell into, but I'm glad to have gone through the process. The presenting was no-where near as daunting as I expected, and everyone seemed to be in the same boat.