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Title
Introduction to Creative Problem Solving, and Tribute to Alex Osborn
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12th Creative Problem Solving Institute 1966, June 26
Topic: Introduction to Creative Problem Solving
Reel: 4
Presentations:
- Introduction
- Lee Bristol, Dean of Continuing Education, Milliard Fillmore College, SUNY University at Buffalo
- Tribute to Alex Osborn
- Albert George Butzer
- Report on Foundation
- Lee Bristol, Dean of Continuing Education, Milliard Fillmore College, SUNY University at Buffalo
- Welcome to University
- Raymond Ewell
- Welcome to Institute
- Robert Berner
- Orientation and Introduction to Creative Thinking
- Sidney Parnes
- “Relax a While”
- Lee Bristol, Dean of Continuing Education, Milliard Fillmore College, SUNY University at Buffalo
Summary:
This was a kick-off for the Creative Problem Solving Institute founded by the late Alex Osborn. The program mainly introduced various people connected to the institute and announced changes in the event line-up. Dr. Parnes summed up the goal of creative problem solving as dealing with more effective ways to interrelate the knowledge we have in our minds and the knowledge we take into our minds. “Relax a While” was a humorous monologue.
Publication Date
6-26-1966
Collection
Alex Osborn Creative Studies Collection
Department
Archives & Special Collections Department, E. H. Butler Library
Disciplines
Education
Recommended Citation
"Introduction to Creative Problem Solving, and Tribute to Alex Osborn." Alex Osborn Creative Studies Collection. Archives & Special Collections Department, E. H. Butler Library, SUNY Buffalo State.
https://digitalcommons.buffalostate.edu/cs-speakers/12
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