Faculty and students are encouraged to submit an application to commission a new student-created case study. Special consideration will be given to student and faculty teams. The case study will include an 8-12 minute video and an 8-12 page written case study. All materials will be developed by students under the supervision of a faculty mentor, and with the support of a professional film producer who will oversee all aspects of filming to match professors' requests. All topics related to OSUN themes will be considered. Case study must be used in a Fall 2023 or Spring 2024 OSUN class.
Funding:
$1,500 for faculty
$3,000 production funds for student teams
Work Completed:
Summer 2023/Fall 2023
Cases Delivered:
Fall 2023/Spring 2024
Application Deadline:
April 20, 2023
Notification Date:
May 10, 2023
To encourage the use of student-created content in the classroom, we are offering faculty the opportunity to commission an 8-12 page written case study to accompany a student-created video. The written case study will be developed by students under the supervision of a faculty mentor. A full list of videos can be found in our OSUN video collection. The video selected should not have any previously developed written materials. Case study must be used in a Fall 2023 or Spring 2024 OSUN class.
Funding:
$1,000 for faculty
Work Completed:
Summer 2023/Fall 2023
Cases Delivered:
Fall 2023/Spring 2024
Application Deadline:
April 20, 2023
Notification Date:
May 10, 2023
“I am thrilled that we can offer these two exciting funding opportunities to support OSUN faculty and student filmmakers from across the network! In commissioning a video or written case study, OSUN faculty are providing active learning and meaningful opportunities to their students, making their own classes more visual and impactful, and also creating Open Educational Resources that other professors and institutions can use! Please explore the information on this website, and reach out to us about your potential case and project.”
Director of OSUN Library Resource Program
mhoulihan@bard.edu