[16/02/2022] This Week across OSUN

 
 

IN THIS ISSUE:
Events
Undergraduate Student Opportunities
Faculty, Staff & Graduate Student Opportunities
Opportunities Open to All
Other Events of Interest

NEWS

“An OSUN course is an opportunity to be part of a global experience," says Yaw Kwakyi, a student at Ashesi University in Ghana, who took an OSUN course on "Media, Communications, and Discrimination." Photo by Michael Quansah, Ashesi University.

OSUN COURSES: THE GLOBAL CLASSROOM, REIMAGINED
OSUN Online Courses provide an enhanced, multidirectional version of the global classroom that brings together a highly diverse mix of students each semester. Writing about the growth of OSUN courses, Jonathan Becker, OSUN Vice Chancellor and Daniel Calingaert, OSUN Managing Director, explain how students are inspired to share knowledge and perspectives that can challenge assumptions and worldviews and ultimately set new trends for international collaboration in higher education. Read more.

EVENTS

RIGHTS BEYOND WORDS: MAPPING HUMAN RIGHTS SCHOLAR-ORGANIZATION PARTNERSHIPS

TODAY!
Wednesday, February 16, 2 PM NY l 8 PM Vienna


The University of Connecticut Human Rights Institute invites OSUN members to attend a colloquium with UCONN political scientists Zehra Arat and Shareen Hertel on NGO-Scholar Engagement in the field of human rights. Their work focuses on the experience of social science and humanities scholars with a range of human rights organizations. Register to join.

COMMUNIVERSITY: LESSONS FROM MALAYSIA–THE INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL UNIVERSITY EXPERIENCE

TOMORROW!
Thursday, February 17, 8 AM New York l 2 PM Vienna


The CommUniversity 2022 workshop series showcases university civic engagement approaches that represent a high standard suitable for adoption. The sessions also prepare graduate students and faculty to apply for OSUN Engaged Research Funds. This session spotlights professors from the International Medical University (IMU) in Malaysia:
Suan Phaik Khoo, Dean for Community Engagement
James Koh, Head of the Division of Medicine

Learn more and join.

EXPERT INSIGHTS: BUILDING RESILIENCE THROUGH POSITIVE INTELLIGENCE

TOMORROW!
Thursday, February 17, 11 AM New York l 5 PM Vienna


OSUN Ex Ed Hubs' Expert Insights series continues with Lydia Wazir-Staubmann, Certified Resilience Trainer & Executive Coach, who will discuss the problem of self-sabotage and share tools to strengthen resilience and positive thinking. Register here. 

HUMAN RIGHTS AND HIV IN THE DIGITAL AGE: WHAT ROLE FOR THE UN AND GOVERNMENTS?

Tuesday, February 22, 9 AM NY l 2 PM Vienna

OSUN's project on Research Collaboration on Technology, Equity and the Right to Health invites members to an in-depth online discussion on the role of the UN and governments in driving rights-based use of digital technologies for HIV and sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR). Current work involves in-depth social science research and findings from Kenya. Learn more and register.

CREATING INCLUSIVE LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS: TRAUMA-INFORMED TEACHING

Tuesday, February 22, 9:30 AM New York l 3:30 PM Vienna

The Open Learning Initiative (OLIve) workshop series for OSUN educators who teach refugees, asylum seekers, and displaced students continues with a session on managing academic demands and the personal needs of traumatized students. Register here.

EXPANDING DURABLE SOLUTIONS FOR REFUGEE YOUTH: DEVELOPING SUSTAINABLE PROGRAMS 

Wednesday, February 23, 9 AM New York l 3 PM Vienna

OSUN members are invited to attend the sixth online training module in a series on "Designing and Expanding Complementary Education Pathways for Refugee Students," led by the OSUN co-chaired Global Taskforce on Third Country Education Pathways. This module examines funding models for sustainable programs.
Join via Zoom.

TRACKING RIGHTS FULFILLMENT IN THE HUMAN RIGHTS MEASUREMENT INITIATIVE

Thursday, February 24, 3 PM NY l 9 PM Vienna

The University of Connecticut Human Rights Institute invites OSUN members to attend a panel discussion on the Human Rights Measurement Initiative (HRMI), co-founded by Susan Randolph, Emerita Professor of Economics at UConn. Register and join.

KENDALL THOMAS: "TAKING (A)PART: HUMAN RIGHTS, HUMAN RITES, AND 'HUMAN WRITES'"

Friday, February 25, 12 PM New York l 6 PM Vienna

The OSUN Center for Human Rights and the Arts invites members to a talk by Kendall Thomas of Columbia University Law School as he revisits “Human Writes," a 2005 performance-installation about the Universal Declaration of Human Rights which he co-created with choreographer William Forsythe. Join via Zoom.

OSUN INAUGURAL DISABILITY JUSTICE LECTURE WITH ANNA LAWSON

Wednesday, March 2, 10 AM NY l 4 PM Vienna

Anna Lawson, University of Leeds School of Law, will deliver the inaugural lecture for the OSUN Program on Disability, providing a macro-level overview of the international legal and human rights frameworks of disability justice and how the social model of disability has been reframed by people with disabilities.
Join via Zoom.

ONGOING EVENTS

GLOBAL DEBATE NETWORK STUDENT DEBATE SERIES CONTINUES

TODAY!
Wednesday, February 16, 9 AM New York l 3 PM Vienna


The OSUN Global Debate Network welcomes fellow students, faculty, and staff from OSUN institutions to participate in a series of practice debates and debate training sessions happening every Wednesday. All are welcome, regardless of experience.
Join via Zoom.

OSUN CIVIC ENGAGEMENT OPEN DOOR HOURS

TODAY!
Wednesday, February 16, 8 AM New York l 2 PM Vienna


The OSUN Civic Engagement working group is sponsoring a number of exciting opportunities over the coming months. Stop by to learn more about OSUN opportunities for students, faculty, and staff. 
Join via Zoom.

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT OPPORTUNITIES

APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR OSUN CERTIFICATE IN CIVIC ENGAGEMENT

Deadline to Apply is Sunday, February 27

OSUN is accepting applications for the Certificate in Civic Engagement, open to first, second, and third year undergraduate students interested in deepening their knowledge and understanding of civic engagement by merging curricular and co-curricular interests.
Learn more and apply.

APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR ENGAGED SENIOR PROJECT GRANTS

Deadline to Apply is Sunday, February 27

Applications are now open for grants to juniors within OSUN to fund their 2022 Engaged Senior Projects. The microgrants support research projects that center on a problem emerging from a community engagement experience or are conducted in collaboration with a community partner. Learn more and apply.

CALL FOR APPLICATIONS: GLOBAL ENGAGEMENT FELLOWS 2022-2023

Deadline to Apply is Tuesday, March 1

OSUN's Civic Engagement Initiative invites students to apply to join the 2022-2023 Global Engagement Fellows Cohort to help promote and coordinate civic engagement projects across OSUN.
Learn more and apply.

APPLY FOR OSUN STUDENT GOVERNMENT VIRTUAL RETREAT

Deadline to Apply is Thursday, March 3

The OSUN Student Life Initiatives Project welcomes students who are involved in student government on their home campuses, or who are interested in starting student governments, to participate in a virtual two-day Student Government Retreat and skills workshop, happening April 2-3. 
Learn more and apply.

GET ENGAGED 101: VIRTUAL LEARNING TO LEAD CONFERENCE 

Deadline to Apply is Friday, March 4

Learning to Lead is a two-day virtual international conference, happening April 9-10, that brings together students who want to become involved with community or socially-based engagement, to learn leadership or project management, and explore ways to get involved throughout the OSUN Network. Learn more and apply.

HANNAH ARENDT HUMANITIES NETWORK IDEAS FORUM: WHY ANTISEMITISM NOW?

Deadline to Apply is Friday, April 1

On August 15-16, OSUN's Hannah Arendt Humanities Network will inaugurate its Ideas Forum series at Bard College, bringing together students and faculty from across the OSUN community to engage in thoughtful conversation about some of the most important, and controversial, topics of the day. The first Ideas Forum will focus on the subject of antisemitism. 
Learn more and apply.

FACULTY, STAFF & GRADUATE STUDENT OPPORTUNITIES

EXED HUB PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: MANAGING INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION IN A GLOBAL CLASSROOM

Deadline to Apply is Monday, February 21

ExEd Hub is offering the third course in its University Administrator Certification Series, free to OSUN members: "Managing International Cooperation in a Global Classroom: Maximizing the Impact of Mobility Programs for Universities, Researchers, and Students."

Learn more and apply. 

CALL FOR APPLICATIONS: SHORT-TERM GRADUATE RESEARCH MOBILITY SCHOLARSHIPS

Deadline to Apply is Wednesday, February 23

The OSUN Graduate Mobility Program promotes graduate student research opportunities among all member institutions with a focus on "South-South" and "North-South" exchanges. Applications are open for short-term graduate research visits to be completed before September 30, 2022.  Learn more and apply.

CALL FOR PROPOSALS: SUMMER 2022 OSUN ONLINE COURSES

Deadline to Apply is Monday, February 28

Proposals are now being accepted for OSUN Online Courses for Summer 2022. OSUN online classes bring together students from network campuses and connect thematically to an OSUN priority or certificate program. Learn more and submit.

APPLY FOR THE ENGAGED RESEARCH FUND 2021-2022

Deadline to Apply is Tuesday, March 1

The OSUN Engaged Research Fund invites applications for funding and research support for faculty and graduate students at OSUN partner institutions who are working to develop long-term community partnerships as a central part of their research. Learn more.

APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR CEU BUDAPEST RESEARCH GRANTS

Deadline to Apply is Tuesday, March 1

The Yehuda Elkana Center for Higher Education at the Central European University invites applications from OSUN faculty, staff and students interested in short term research visits at CEU in Budapest, Hungary. 
Learn more and apply.

CALL FOR PROPOSALS: FALL 2022 OSUN ONLINE COURSES

Deadline to Apply is Friday, March 4

Proposals are now being accepted for OSUN online courses for Fall 2022. The classes connect students from across network campuses and relate to OSUN themes. Course design includes regular synchronous meetings, team work, and active student participation. Learn more and submit.

CALL FOR PAPERS: REVITALIZING DEMOCRACY THROUGH PARTICIPATORY DEMOCRATIC INNOVATIONS

Deadline to Apply is Friday, March 4

OSUN faculty members are invited to submit abstracts for presentations at the Jean Monnet Network Final Conference on "Revitalizing Democracy through Participatory Democratic Innovations" taking place May 16-18 at the Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory, University of Belgrade. Learn more and submit.

CALL FOR ABSTRACTS: "ROAD TO DOMINATION? OPEN SOCIETY AND NEW TECHNOLOGIES"

Deadline for Submissions is March 10

The Open Society Research Platform seeks proposals from faculty as well as graduate and undergraduate scholars for brief panel discussions that critically reflect on the complex relationship between open society and new technologies. 
Learn more and apply.

CALL FOR PROPOSALS: OSUN NETWORK COLLABORATIVE COURSES

Deadline to Apply is Tuesday, March 15

The OSUN Portal for new Network Collaborative Courses proposals is now open. "NCC's" are co-designed and taught simultaneously across partner institutions. While the courses bring students at different campuses together for discussions and online collaboration, students receive course credit at their own institution.  Learn more and submit.

CALL FOR ABSTRACTS: GRADUATE STUDENT CONFERENCE ON INEQUALITY AND POVERTY

Deadline to Submit Abstracts is Tuesday, March 15

The OSUN project on Rethinking Economic Policy to Address Inequality and Poverty invites abstracts for its Graduate Student Conference on Inequality and Poverty on May 31 – June 1, 2022 at CEU in Vienna. OSUN will sponsor the travel of up to 12 network students whose work shows particular merit. Learn more and submit.

LONDON CRITICAL THEORY SUMMER SCHOOL 2022

Deadline to Apply is Friday, March 18

Organized by the Birkbeck Institute, the Critical Theory Summer School enables graduate students and academics to engage in a two-week course of study with acclaimed critical thinkers. Learn more and apply.

OPPORTUNITIES OPEN TO ALL

REVISITING ARENDT'S THE HUMAN CONDITION AND VITA ACTIVA

Application Deadline is Monday, February 21

The OSUN Hannah Arendt Humanities Network holds its second Annual Text Seminar at the Wick Hotel in Hudson, NY on June 6th-10th, 2022. Six OSUN students and 6 OSUN faculty/scholars will engage in a relational bilingual reading of Hannah Arendt's The Human Condition and Vita activa
Learn more and apply.

APPLY TO CEU SUMMER UNIVERSITY 2022

Application Deadline is Monday, February 28

Central European University invites applications from advanced undergrads, graduate students, postdocs, junior faculty, and researchers across OSUN for its 2022 Summer University program in the social sciences and humanities. Learn more and apply.

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: ALPINE FELLOWSHIP ON FREEDOM IN CHELTENHAM, UK

Deadline to Apply is Tuesday, March 15

OSUN's Hannah Arendt Humanities Network and the Alpine Fellowship are accepting proposals for student and faculty scholar presentations at the 2022 Alpine Fellowship on Freedom. Learn more and submit.

NOMINATIONS OPEN FOR BETH RICKEY AWARD FOR ACTION AGAINST HATE

Deadline to Apply is Friday, April 1

The Bard Center for the Study of Hate's Beth Rickey Award is presented to a member of the OSUN community who has taken sustained and effective action against hate. Any member (student, faculty, or staff) of the network institutions is eligible. Learn more.

CALL FOR PROPOSALS FOR "BASIC HUMAN RIGHTS: WHAT DOES AN EQUITABLE FUTURE LOOK LIKE?"

Deadline to Submit Proposals is Friday, April 1

The Fourth Annual International Difference and Justice Symposium hosted by Bard College on April 22, 2022 invites OSUN students, staff, faculty, and alums to submit proposals for programs/workshops addressing climate justice, accessibility, or other issues related to human rights. Learn more and submit.

OTHER EVENTS OF INTEREST

UNDERSTANDING INTERGROUP VIOLENCE FROM PERPETRATOR AND VICTIM PERSPECTIVES

Tuesday, February 22, 12 PM New York l 6 PM Vienna

The Bard Center for the Study of Hate invites OSUN members to join Bard Alum Mengyao Li for a discussion of her book chapter that examines the psychological experiences of victim and perpetrator groups in tandem.
Register to join.

WORKING/PLANNING GROUPS

Advancement Working Group: Sign up for the working group here. 


Civic Engagement Working Group: Contact Caitlin O'Donnell and Erin Cannan  to join.


Collaboration in the Arts: Contact Gideon Lester, Bard College, to join.


Communications Working Group: Contact Terry Roethlein to join.


Environmental Studies Working Group:  Sign up for the working group here. 


Global Debate Network: Contact Ruth Zisman to join. 


Human Rights & the Arts Faculty Working Group: Contact Tom Keenan.


OSUN Connects: To join this platform for network faculty and staff exchange, click here


Refugee and Host Community Education Working Group: Register for the working group.


Translation and Translatability Initiative: Contact Eric Trudel.


Unemployment, Inequality, and Economic Policy Working Group: Contact Pavlina Tcherneva or sign up for the working group. 


Writing/Tutoring Working Group: Contact Jen Sweeney to join.

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