This seminar will provide students and faculty an opportunity to explore the art of photojournalism and/or documentary photography. Students and faculty will take photographs on the University campus or the surrounding neighborhoods and then each person will assemble their photographs into a coherent essay. The seminar will include social themes and will have a strong writing component, as well as the obvious focus on photography. This course is taught by Robert Roon from the department of Biochemistry, Molecular Biology and Biophysics. Robert Roon is a veteran of more than 45 years of university teaching in the area of biochemistry. His eclectic interests range from neuroscience to Northwest Coast Native American Art. One guiding principle of his life has been the firm conviction that ?man shall not live by bread alone.? That phrase from Matthew 4:4 has a non-literal meaning that transcends any specific religion. It suggests that in order to live a healthy and productive life, it is essential to have some creative outlet that connects us to our biological heritage. This runs contrary to the current tendency to interact with others and with the larger world via electronic venues.
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