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Tennessee Governor's School for the Humanities
223 Clement Hall
University of TN at Martin Martin, TN 38238
(731) 881-7579

(800) 829-8861 x7579

(731) 881-3579 fax
Director: Dr. Jerald Ogg
govschol@utm.edu

 

 

 

GSH 2010 Non-Credit Afternoon Seminar Descriptions

2:00 - 3:30 p.m. Sessions

 

Governor's School Newspaper -- Dr. Robert Nanney

Governor's School Yearbook/Directory -- Ms. Tomi Parrish

Ethics Bowl -- Ms. Merry Brown

Creative Writing, Literary Performance & Publishing -- Dr. Leslie LaChance

Computers & Media -- Mr. Lane Last

 

 

 

SEMINAR DESCRIPTIONS :

Governor's School Newspaper

Want to place your special mark on the journalistic account of the 2010 GSH experience? If so, this seminar is for YOU. We need creative, enthusiastic Scholars with a special passion for writing, taking photos, editing and designing this year's newspaper, which will also be named by the staff. You will be in charge of putting together this exciting, permanent souvenir of GSH, have fun and earn a resume "hit" all at the same time. Scholars who are on their high school newspaper staffs are especially encouraged to participate and gain further knowledge and experience, but "rookies" may also join in. We will need writers, photographers, graphic artists and cartoonists, so we'll find something uique for everyone to contribute. We'll also need those who are skilled at planning and organizing people and information. Don't miss out on this special opportunity!

 

Governor's School Yearbook/Directory

Description to be posted soon. . .

 

 

Ethics Bowl

Description to be posted soon. . .

 

 

Creative Writing, Literary Performance & Publishing

Description to be posted soon. . .

 

 

Computers & Media

The course is designed to explore a variety of computer software programs, various media platforms and digital technology applications for use in creating personal and academic presentation materials. The course will also explore the development of these technologies as an important tool in our visual, educational and commercial cultures. Projects will utilize the software graphic design computer lab and other support technologies available to them. Students will learn basic competencies in a number of software applications and how these tools are used in media production. Students will develop a working understanding of production and formatting of graphic and multimedia content. Students will also learn about pre-production strategies to plan their projects. Given the amount of time available, the course will probably cover Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop and then move on to some basic video production and editing in iMovie. The instructor has access to all the equipment and materials needed, as well as the lab.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Periodic Sessions

The "Ultimate" Talent Show

Ultimate Talent Show directed by Mr. Tim Barrington

 

Descriptions

 

Ultimate Talent Show

Directed by Mr. Tim Barrington

Do you and your friends at school break into song and do a dance on cue in the classroom?  Do you sing harmony on bus trips, play guitar or any other instrument?  If so, we want you to perform in the final evening event for the Governor’s School.  The talent show is open to all who wish to demonstrate their talents for the enjoyment of their peers.  Students also can participate as an emcee, run the lighting, sound or do work backstage.  Participants will be given rehearsal time on stage and will have at least one full technical rehearsal during the week before the performance.  NOTE: If you wish to use recorded accompaniments for vocal or dance numbers, you will need to provide a high quality, clearly recorded CD (fully labeled with your name, track, etc.) to be used at the audition, rehearsals and performance.  Don’t forget to bring that when you join us in Martin.  We hope to see you on stage!!!!!

 

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