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TODAY: ADAPTING TO THE NEW REALITY: THE PUBLIC PURPOSE OF HIGHER EDUCATION
Monday, January 18 at 2PM NY | 8PM Vienna
Panelists:
- Mapendo Mindje, University of Rwanda
- Verity Firth, University of Technology Sydney
- Leslie Van Rooi, Stellenbosch University (S.Africa)
- Joanne Curry, Simon Fraser University (Canada)
- Moderated by Mathew Johnson, President, Albion College (US)
The COV-AID series is co-sponsored by The Talloires Network of Engaged Universities and OSUN. Join via Zoom
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OSUN INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE FACULTY GATHERING
Wednesday, January 20, 8:30AM NY | 2:30PM Vienna
CLASP invites faculty from across the network to join us for an informal gathering to share experiences and expertise related to teaching OSUN courses (courses with students enrolled from multiple campuses). We welcome faculty who taught these courses in the summer and fall 2020, as well as those who will be teaching courses in spring 2021. The session will offer us the time to share pedagogical approaches and to learn more about course offerings across the network. Register here for the zoom link.
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DESIGNING ENGAGED RESEARCH WORKSHOP
Connect with OSUN researchers to learn how to ethically incorporate community engagement into your research using inclusive practices designed to generate new scholarship that helps center community voices. Tuesday, January 26 at 8AM NY | 2PM Vienna
Learn more and register
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NEW KINDS OF ATTENTION: ONLINE IWT WORKSHOPS
Join faculty from The Bard College Institute for Writing and Thinking (IWT) for a new online workshop series February 5 and March 5. These one-day workshops will serve as an introduction to IWT's foundational writing-to-learn practices and model ways to use these practices in the classroom, whether online or in person. Workshop offerings include:
- Introduction to Writing and Thinking (Feb. 5)
- Introduction to Writing to Learn (Feb. 5)
- Introduction to Thinking Historically through Writing (Mar. 5)
- Introduction to Writing to Learn in STEM (Mar. 5)
Tuition is waived for OSUN faculty. Learn more and register.
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LONDON CRITICAL THEORY SUMMER SCHOOL 2021
Organized by the Birkbeck Institute for the Humanities, the internationally renowned London Critical Theory Summer School enables graduate students and academics to engage in a two-week course of study with acclaimed critical thinkers. Third-year undergraduate students as well as Masters and Ph.D. students across the OSUN network are invited to apply. The application deadline is January 23. Learn more and apply.
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ENGAGED RESEARCH FUND AND INFORMATION SESSION
The OSUN Engaged Research Fund invites applications from graduate students and faculty at OSUN partner institutions who are working to develop long-term, sustainable community partnerships as a central part of their research. Engaged Research Fund applications are due April 15th, 2021. Learn more
Join an information session on Tuesday, February 9 at 8AM NY | 2PM Vienna. Learn more and register
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CALL FOR PROPOSALS: SYMPOSIUM ON DIFFERRENCE AND JUSTICE
The Third Annual Symposium on Difference and Justice will take place on Saturday, March 20. Hosted by the Bard College Network, the virtual symposium considers that question “How, Do We Create a Healthy Environment While Living in an Inequitable World?” OSUN students, faculty, and staff are invited to submit proposals to present a workshop at the symposium. Proposals must be submitted by February 26, 2021. Learn more and submit a proposal.
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HUMAN RIGHTS & THE ARTS FELLOWSHIPS 2021-2022
The OSUN Center for Human Rights & the Arts invites applications for two one-year research and teaching fellowships in human rights and the arts. The positions are open to individuals working in a variety of fields where human rights and the arts intersect, including artists, curators, researchers, scholars, writers, filmmakers, advocates and activists. Learn more.
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NEW Artificial Intelligence and the Humanities Working Group - Call for Participants: The Hannah Arendt Global Humanities Network is initiating a working group to explore foundational questions about artificial intelligence (AI) and its consequences for questions discussed in the humanities. Contact Tim Crane, CEU or Jacob Rivers, Bard College for more information. Learn more.
Environmental Studies Working Group: The Environmental Studies Working Group invites new participants to the group. Individuals may sign up for the working group here.
Human Rights & the Arts Faculty Working Group: Contact Tom Keenan at Bard College for details on joining the OSUN working group in human rights and the arts.
Engaged Research Planning Group: Contact Andrea Cornwall, SOAS, or Erin Cannan, Bard College, for details on joining the planning group. Learn more about the initiative.
OSUN Connects: Join OSUN Connects, a platform for conversation, collaboration, exploration, and the exchange of ideas for faculty and staff across the network. To request to join the group please click here.
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