Description
"Creative Media Making" focuses on investigating and constructing individual practices as a creative endeavor. Contemporary media are fluid and unrestrictive, allowing for infinite combinations and myriad applications. This can be daunting for students whose practice is just beginning. Through projects requiring a multivariate approach with relaxed guidelines, students explore their own interests and technical predispositions in the contexts of documentary media, sound practices, and performance media. Work in the class focussed on developing long-term thinking in terms of media practice. Assignments will consist of the 5-week Mission Zero project and contributions on the participation board. Your attendance is graded. Please make appointments with me if you want one-to-one support.
Links and deadlines for opportunities - If anyone wants to apply for these, I'll happily go over your application
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Mission Zero currently works exclusively with CU Boulder, although they hope to expand to other schools later. For students, funding of $500 per student or $2,000 per team is available. Funded students will also have their work profiled at Sustainability Solutions Showcase in April 2022 and will be entered to compete for a pool of $25,000 in additional prize money. See more about student funding.
https://missionzero.io/student-project-funding/
T9 Hacks Hackathon for Women and Traditionally Underrepresented StudentsT9Hacks will take place at the ATLAS Institute. The whole event will run from Friday, February 18, 2022 at 6:00 PM (MST) – Saturday, February 19, 2022 at 8:30 PM (MST).
NEST are offering a limited amount of $1,000 Summer Mini Grants to both undergraduate and graduate students working individually on projects smaller in scope, yet with a similar timeline.
http://nestcuboulder.org/opportunities/graduate-fellowships/