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Annenberg Creative

Opportunities

Through internal support and external collaboration, Annenberg Creative believes in the power of connection to explore new ideas. We encourage you to explore the opportunities below, or reach out to share opportunities that we can highlight here.

Funding

Student Research Funding

Are you an Annenberg student with ideas to utilize multimodal scholarship in your research? Annenberg Creative offers multimodal research grants on a rolling basis for up to $2000. Apply here with a project proposal.

Research & Training

Contours

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The Annenberg School has partnered with The Contours Collaborations on Border Crossings in Art and Humanities on the launch of the flagship issue of its journal slated for Spring 2021. Contours Collaborations is supported by the SSHRC Canada Research Chair Program (Robert Barsky, CRC: Law, Narrative and Border Crossing), and by members of MIT’s Knowledge Futures group.

Contours invites scholars to submit proposals to develop state-of-the-art online digitized artistic exhibit and performance spaces. These fully funded spaces, tailored for each submission, will provide scholars, artists, and participants with unique ways of representing, and interacting with, artistic works pertaining to border crossing. This innovative process of creation and dissemination will be developed for online open access use by Contours Collaborations and then, consistent with the Knowledge Future’s mandate, they will be made available via open access on PubPub for future users.

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Virtual Reality Simulations

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Together with Cornell University, the Perelman School of Medicine, School of Nursing, and the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, and with the support of the Benjamin and Mary Siddons Measey Foundation, ASC Technologist Kyle Cassidy and the Annenberg IT Department have been working to innovate training and education delivery through virtual reality simulations.

They are seeking students or faculty who study health messaging or pedagogy who are interested in exploring the efficacy of these remote learning techniques.

 

Storytelling Through Podcasts

A year-long workshop series coming Fall 2021 and subsequent internship opportunity on creative storytelling through podcasts, designed and co-taught by industry insiders. Please email us for more information.