"Sports Car As Art" minicourse at UNT Denton

GrigioGuy · Jan 7, 2005

http://www.peopleware.net/index.cfm?eventDisp=MINI%20S05&subeventdisp=0150

I received this email, thought I'd pass it on. No affilation, etc.

Greetings fellow car fans,

This email is going out to local car clubs to raise awareness about a great
opportunity here in North Texas.

The University of North Texas, located in Denton, is offering a just-for-fun
course entitled: "Sportscars As Art." The course is offered through the
continuing education department and is non-credit.

"Sportscars As Art" celebrates cars as more than just transportation - the
focus is passion and appreciation. Instead of paintings and sculpture, this
art appreciation course focuses on actual cars ranging from antique to
modern, European to American, and covering a wide range of genres. Cool
stuff!

Here are 10 important things to know:

1) For information on Sportscars As Art and instructions on registration,
click this link: http://www.peopleware.net/index.cfm?siteID=345&event=MINI%20S05&subeventDisp=0150

2) The greatest strength of Sportscars As Art is the diversity of the cars.
We don't focus on just one make/model, but appeal to a broad range:
musclecars, sportscars, LBC's, ponycars, Indy cars, F1, European GTs, hot
rods, classic cars, karting, antique cars, pre-war cars, etc.

3) The schedule for Spring 2005 includes three sessions: March 25th, April
22nd, and May 20th.

4) To review pictures from the Spring 2004 edition of Sportscars As Art, go
to: www.motorheadhotspots.com <http://www.motorheadhotspots.com/> , click
on the links button to the left, click on the link to the album.

5) If your club is looking for a presenter for an upcoming meeting and
would like me to give my Sportscars As Art presentation, contact me at the
numbers below. My presentation can be 15 minutes to one hour, and includes
a powerpoint presentation with pictures of cars and an overview of what we
do.

6) I would appreciate and encourage you to forward this email to anyone who
may have an interest.

7) I would appreciate and encourage you to include this information in your
next club newsletter.

8) I would appreciate and encourage you to include this information on your
club's website.

9) I hate spam. If you want off this list, reply back and I'll take you
off. Otherwise, I'll send out 3 to 4 emails in the Jan to May timeframe to
make announcements and raise awareness. I will not forward your email to
anyone. Period!

10) For questions about course content, contact me at the numbers below.
For questions on registration, sign-up, payment, contact UNT Minicourses at:
940-565-3482 or [email protected]

Happy motoring!!

Bryan Dickson
214-454-7417
[email protected]
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FarmerDave · Jan 7, 2005

Wow, that sounds awesome. I'm going back to school if UNT ever offers a masters in "Cool Cars."

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