Jim Metscher was a professor at Columbia College in Columbia Missouri for 35 years. Jim was simply the greatest teacher I have ever had, and I am lucky to have ever met him.
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Will 10:59 am on February 24, 2011 | #
Nice drawing, I like the waist coat. Any chance you could tell us a bit more about him?
jlbohon1 2:44 pm on February 24, 2011 | #
he was a sociology professor. i took a course with him called psychological and sociological aspects of religion. he never had a schedule or a book to read from in class. jim metscher was a master at a skill that not many have any more… story telling. its truly difficult to explain this man. you would have had to met him to understand his genius. at 66 years old jim died sitting in his chair at home grading papers. i intend to do what i believe would make him proud and this will progress his legacy.
jlbohon1 2:46 pm on February 24, 2011 | #
are you a mediator just curious were your art is will
Will 2:54 pm on February 24, 2011 | #
Mediator? excuse my ignorance but what is that? I just enjoy looking at peoples art, I’m not too great at doing it myself
and don’t really do it very often, I suppose I’d be best described as a lurker! I love a story with a drawing, it seems to make them much more memorable for me. Jim sounds like a really good guy, thanks for sharing the story.
Nikira 9:47 am on February 25, 2011 | #
I like your tribute, it is wonderful when people changing our life with a touch.