LAUNCH Reflection

As this was my first LAUNCH day, I don't have much to base this year's presentations off of, but this year was amazing. There were so many presentations that blew my mind. I learned so much: how to develop characters, what atonal music, and the psychology of creativity to name a few. I had many friends in the Thesis program this year, and it was great to see them kill their presentations. To me, the one with the biggest message was the psychology of creative presentation. Her thesis was about how anyone can be creative, and their feelings come out in their art. As I love the arts, this was really important to me and what I love to do. 

Over the years, I've seen the emotions that come out after the presentations. And they've been working on it for two years, so I don't judge. By the time I'm a junior, I hope to be part of the Thesis program. My problem is that I have no idea what my thesis would be. I guess that's what the first year is, and I can think about it now. I guess it's just a bit daunting. And I don't even know that I'll get in, but I can hope. Anyway, it seems that everyone picks a perfect topic. I mean, who thinks of atonal music? And then I have to make it entertaining. It has to be unique. Again, this is if I even get in. I might not. But if I do, I'll have a lot of help figuring it out.