Archived Abstracts
The Historical & Future Aesthetics of Blackwater Creek Watershed
Location
Memorial Ballroom, Hall Campus Center
Access Type
Campus Access Only
Entry Number
25
Start Date
4-8-2020 12:00 PM
End Date
4-8-2020 1:15 PM
Department
Environmental Science
Abstract
I plan to complete a cohesive visual composition that will provide an answer and notification for what is happening and what will happen with College Lake. This project will also attempt to reinstate the importance of visualization and art within other scholarly realms, social, historical, financial, economic, and environmental issues. Also, solutions can be easily tackled and contemplated when they are represented and planned out visually. Aesthetics offer an organized and cohesive manner of understanding and teaching others as well as visual enjoyment. I plan to represent the current issues (ecological, social, historical, etc.) in regards to College Lake visually and represent the exciting, anticipated future for the aesthetics and use of the area through the solution to these issues through the implementation of groundwork attempting to achieve sustainability.
Faculty Mentor(s)
Dr. Laura Henry-Stone
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The Historical & Future Aesthetics of Blackwater Creek Watershed
Memorial Ballroom, Hall Campus Center
I plan to complete a cohesive visual composition that will provide an answer and notification for what is happening and what will happen with College Lake. This project will also attempt to reinstate the importance of visualization and art within other scholarly realms, social, historical, financial, economic, and environmental issues. Also, solutions can be easily tackled and contemplated when they are represented and planned out visually. Aesthetics offer an organized and cohesive manner of understanding and teaching others as well as visual enjoyment. I plan to represent the current issues (ecological, social, historical, etc.) in regards to College Lake visually and represent the exciting, anticipated future for the aesthetics and use of the area through the solution to these issues through the implementation of groundwork attempting to achieve sustainability.