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<\/a>Brown<\/p><\/div>Brown is known for her large-scale, live content visualizations, and she is also the leader of the Doodle Revolution \u2014 a growing effort to debunk the myth that doodling is a distraction. Using common sense, experience and neuroscience, she is proving that to doodle is to ignite your whole mind.<\/p>\n
\u201cThis will be a fun, interactive event as Sunni engages with the audience,\u201d said Mike Deetsch, director of education and engagement at the Toledo Museum of Art. \u201cHer work has an element of gamification and play that elevates her visual dialogue and will appeal to a wide audience.\u201d<\/p>\n
The interactive lecture is geared to teachers, students and business professionals who work in teams. <\/p>\n
\u201cThe Jesup Scott Honors College Distinguished Lecture Series brings innovative thinkers and doers to campus for all of the Toledo area to enjoy. Sunni Brown is an amazing speaker who will change the way you think about teamwork and brainstorming,\u201d said Dr. Heidi Appel, dean of the Jesup Scott Honors College. <\/p>\n
\u201cHer talk is part of the exciting collaboration between The University of Toledo and the Toledo Museum of Art to enhance the skills of visual literacy,\u201d Appel said. \u201cVisual thinking fuels creativity and innovation, and knowing how to use, make and interpret visual images makes all of our students more successful.\u201d<\/p>\n
After the free, public lecture, Brown will sign her books, which will be available for sale. <\/p>\n