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A Curb Scholar exercises a curatorial voice; Scholars organize pieces of reality to create new meaning for others – through exhibitions, festivals, digital media, music compilations and written work.
A Curb Scholar uses creative expression and enterprise to advance the public good; Scholars employ their unique passion and creative energies to serve others, build community, address public problems, and mobilize others toward common goals.
A Curb Scholar is a catalyst and collaborator; Scholars thrive on bringing together diverse skill sets, perspectives and interests toward producing something novel and useful.
A Curb Scholar celebrates the process of discovery; Scholars take risks, embrace messiness, tolerate ambiguity, and delight in surprise.
A Curb Scholar has a deep appreciation for workmanship, design, craft, beauty and heritage in addition to valuing novelty and the unconventional.
A Curb Scholar uses creative expression and enterprise to advance the public good; Scholars employ their unique passion and creative energies to serve others, build community, address public problems, and mobilize others toward common goals.
A Curb Scholar is a catalyst and collaborator; Scholars thrive on bringing together diverse skill sets, perspectives and interests toward producing something novel and useful.
A Curb Scholar celebrates the process of discovery; Scholars take risks, embrace messiness, tolerate ambiguity, and delight in surprise.
A Curb Scholar has a deep appreciation for workmanship, design, craft, beauty and heritage in addition to valuing novelty and the unconventional.
RockBandAtVandy.com
Eran Egozy, developer of the interactive video games Rock Band and Guitar Hero, spoke on Vanderbilt's campus as part of the Curb Creative Leadership Series. The conversation was followed by a Community Guitar Hero Competition.
Watch the video from VUCast news coverage
Vanderbilt View Cover Story - November 2009
Can an innovative program led by the Curb Center for Art, Enterprise and Public Policy nurture creativity on campus?