[20/09/2023] This Week across OSUN

 
 

 

IN THIS ISSUE
What's New
Events

Undergraduate Student Opportunities
Faculty, Staff, and Graduate Student Opportunities

NEWS

"The sad truth is that authoritarians are targeting higher education around the globe, be it in Russia or Hungary, the Philippines or Afghanistan, or now the United States," says Jonathan Becker, OSUN Vice Chancellor, in University World News. Pictured: activists from D.E.F.Y. (Defending Educational Freedom for Youth) at New College of Florida. Courtesy of D.E.F.Y.

RECENT PRESS EXAMINES OSUN'S ROLE IN RESISTING THREATS TO ACADEMIC FREEDOM WORLDWIDE

Assaults on academic freedom continue to threaten higher education around the world. University World News recently reviewed emerging threats and discussed OSUN's responses to authoritarian crackdowns at Smolny College in Russia, Parami University in Myanmar, and New College of Florida. The Chronicle of Higher Education described the formation of Alt New College, an online institute offering courses and lectures to students following the hostile takeover of New College of Florida. Read more in University World News and The Chronicle of Higher Education.

WHATS NEW

INFO SESSIONS ON OSUN ACADEMIC CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS

Thursday, September 21, 9 AM NY l 3 PM Vienna
Join upcoming info sessions to learn about OSUN undergraduate academic certificates in Human Rights, Social Enterprise, Public Policy & Economic Analysis, Civic Engagement, Global Education Development, and Food Studies.
Learn more and join via Zoom. 
Applications for certificates are open until September 30.
Learn more and apply.

GUADALUPE MARAVILLA: HEALTH AND BORDER POLITICS

Friday, September 22
12 PM New York l 6 PM Vienna

The OSUN Center for Human Rights and the Arts presents an online event with Guadalupe Maravilla, discussing his sculpture and sound healing practices in connection to being an unaccompanied migrant and healing from cancer. Learn more and register.

ECONOMIC DEMOCRACY 2023 KEYNOTE BY MARK PAUL: THE CASE FOR ECONOMIC RIGHTS IN THE US

Wednesday, October 11
12 PM New York l 6 PM Vienna

Join the Economic Democracy Initiative's keynote address by Mark Paul, Assistant Professor at the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy at Rutgers University. 
Learn more and join the livestream.

TEACHING ACADEMIC LITERACY: APPROACHES AND REFLECTIONS

Monday, October 30
9 AM New York l 3 PM Vienna

The Liberal Arts and Sciences Collaborative invites the OSUN community to a public gathering with Sue Robbins on the topic of teaching academic literacy. 
Learn more and join via Zoom

EVENTS

"TO BE- NAMED" EXHIBITION AT OPALKA GALLERY, ALBANY, NEW YORK

Open until Sunday, October 1, 2023
The Experimental Humanities Collaborative Network (EHCN) invites the public to its art exhibition "To Be - Named," in the Opalka Gallery at Russell Sage College in Albany, New York. The exhibition is focused on the significance of names for the development or suppression of identity.  Learn more.

AD-HOC GOVERNANCE AND EDUCATION: THE CASE OF ROHINGYA REFUGEES IN BANGLADESH

Thursday, October 26
3 PM New York l 7 PM Vienna

The OSUN Working Group on Refugees, Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and Host Community Education presents a panel discussion concerning education for Rohingya Refugees in Bangladesh. 
Learn more and join via Zoom

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT OPPORTUNITIES

APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR SPRING 2024 OSUN UNDERGRADUATE STUDY ABROAD OPPORTUNITIES

Deadline to apply is Saturday, September 30
OSUN undergraduate students can apply to study abroad via tuition exchange at participating institutions within the network. Scholarships are available based on need and merit.  Learn more

REGISTER FOR THE OSUN STUDENT LEADERSHIP VIRTUAL CONFERENCE

Deadline to register is Sunday, October 1
The OSUN Student Leadership Conference is a virtual international event taking place October 21-22, bringing together students interested in developing leadership skills and a global network of peers. 
Learn more and register.

REGISTER FOR ONLINE MFA-LED ART WORKSHOPS

Deadline to register is Tuesday, October 3
In collaboration with OSUN, Masters level students in the Fine Arts program at Bard College will offer two, 6-week online art workshops from Monday, October 9 - Friday, November 13. Projects and discussions will center on contemporary sound and visual art. 
Learn more and apply.

FACULTY, STAFF AND GRADUATE STUDENT OPPORTUNITIES

APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR CEU COURSE ON "THE SOCIAL SHAPING OF WORLD ORDER"

Deadline to apply is Friday, September 22
CEU's Department of International Relations invites graduate and advanced undergraduate students from across OSUN to enroll in "The Social Shaping of World Order," taught by Mary Kaldor, OSUN Distinguished Visiting Professor.  Learn more and apply.

CALL FOR PROPOSALS: LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES RESEARCH ARTICLES

Deadline to apply is Friday, September 29
The LAS Collab is seeking proposals for individuals, groups, and institutions to produce liberal arts and sciences research articles that will be fully funded and published. Learn more and submit.

CALL FOR PROPOSALS: LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES STRENGTHENING GUIDES

Deadline to apply is Friday, September 29
The LAS Collab has launched a call for proposals for individuals, groups, and institutions to contribute to the creation of Liberal Arts Strengthening Guides.
Learn more and submit.

APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR SPRING 2024 OSUN GRADUATE STUDY ABROAD

Deadline to apply is Saturday, September 30
OSUN graduate students can apply for scholarships to study abroad at a select list of participating institutions in the Spring of 2024. 
Learn more and apply.

APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR OSUN COURSE PROPOSALS FOR 2023-24

Deadline to apply is Saturday, September 30
Applications are now open for faculty to propose OSUN courses for 2023-24. Proposals for Network Collaborative Course (NCCs) and OSUN Online Courses (OOCs) for Spring 2024 and for Academic Year 2024-2025 are being accepted. OOC applications are also being accepted for summer 2024.
Learn more and apply.

APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR SPRING 2024 OSUN GRADUATE RESEARCH ABROAD

Deadline to apply is Monday, October 9
OSUN graduate students can apply for research mobiity funding for periods of 3 - 8 weeks between February and July 2024 at other OSUN institutions. The mobility scheme is focused on North-South and South-South partnerships.  Learn more.

OSUN'S NEW "WORK AWAY" STAFF MOBILITY PROGRAM

Deadline to apply is Friday, October 13
Network university staff can spend up to one month embedded at an OSUN partner institution to learn about its administrative processes and contribute to cross-institutional integration.  Learn more

CALL FOR PROPOSALS: SOUTHERN PERSPECTIVES ON DEVELOPMENTAL TRANSFORMATIONS

Deadline to apply is Sunday, October 15
BRAC University and partners seek research proposals for a new project analyzing developmental initiatives and leaderships originating in the Global South.
Learn more and apply

APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR THE ENGAGED RESEARCH FUND 2023-24

Deadline to apply is Friday, October 20
OSUN's Civic Engagement Initiative and the Talloires Network of Engaged Universities invite applications for funding and research support for graduate students and faculty working to develop sustainable, community-engaged research partnerships. Learn more and apply

APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR FACULTY MOBILITY FELLOWSHIPS

Deadline to apply is Friday, October 20
The OSUN Faculty Mobility Program invites faculty to teach courses across OSUN partner institutions and engage in collaboration on course design, research, and civic engagement.
Attend an online information session:
Thursday, October 5, 8 AM NY l 2pm Vienna 
Learn more. Join via Zoom

 

OSUN member institutions are encouraged to send news, events, or opportunities to news@opensocietyuniversitynetwork.org.

WORKING/PLANNING GROUPS

Advancement Working Group: Contact Lindsay Davis Carr to join.


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


Communications Working Group: Contact Terry Roethlein to join.


Environmental and Social Sustainability Working Group: Sign up here.


Gender Equity Working Group: Contact Elmira Bayrasli to join.


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


Library Working Group: Contact Meggan Houlihan.


Refugees, IDPs & Host Communities: Contact Rebecca Granato to join.


Writing Centers Working Group: Contact Jen Sweeney to join.

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