On Wednesday, September 26th from 12pm-2pm, the University Learning Center (in partnership with Libraries & Archives) will be offering the workshop Research Papers: Gathering Sources, Planning & Writing. They will be discussing strategies for locating, distinguishing and evaluating sources, as well as the best methods or organizing and writing
On Thursday, September 13th from 3-4:30pm, the University Learning Center will be offering the workshop Structuring an Essay. They will review the elements of a strong argument and discuss ways to support it throughout your essay. They will also discuss developing your thesis, organization, as well as other
The Oral History Master of Arts Program is pleased to announce its 2018-2019 workshop series: Oral History and the Future: Archives and Embodied Memory Oral history is a conversation about the past that takes place in the present and is oriented towards the future. How is this
Spring 2019 Impact Venture Lab Course The Application Deadline is Thursday, October 4, 2018 for students who wish to apply for the Spring 2019 Venture Lab course! For more information about eligibility, requirements, and selection criteria, please visit the Venture Lab webpage. For information about
BRIC Community Media’s TV & Film Pitch Series BRIC’s two Community Media TV Networks– Brooklyn Free Speech and BRIC TV– come together to bring you a unique opportunity; the BRIC Community Media TV & Film Pitch Series. Now in its third year, the series was
On Tuesday, September 4th from 1pm-2:30pm, the University Learning Center will be offering their first workshop of the fall semester: Time Management. This workshop will provide practical strategies to help students better plan and budget their time, avoid procrastination, and feel more in control of their
Women Make Movies’ Workshop and Webinar Series starts back up next month with a special in-person masterclass, Secrets From Successful Editors. Moderated by Sabine Krayenbühl (Virgin Tales, Mad Hot Ballroom), the event will be a process-oriented discussion with Hemal Trivedi (Among the Believers, Saving Face), Ann
MEWShop is presenting their annual Post Production Summit – Sight, Sound and Story June 14! They are offering a $20 ticket discount to all students and faculty of New School/Media Studies! Tickets, including the following networking /tech party with free drinks and hors d’oeuvres are typically $49
Join Columbia University for an intensive day of workshops with OHMA faculty and alumni! The second round of ONE-DAY ORAL HISTORY TRAINING WORKSHOPS are on Saturday, May 5, 2018, from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Location: Columbia University (Knox Hall) Registration: $25 – 100 per workshop, sliding scale For their oral history workshops, please pay what
On Tuesday April 3rd from 4pm-5:30pm, the University Learning Center will be offering a workshop on Adobe Photoshop. Students will go over the basic tools and functions of Adobe Photoshop CC, including setting up documents, workspaces, layers and editing images. Students are strongly encouraged to bring a laptop with
GEIS 2018 will focus on communication and collaboration between China and the United States—the two largest global entertainment and media economies. China and the US are still struggling to create cross-cultural content due to a lack of communication and cultural understanding. Therefore, GEIS 2018 will
GIDEST Seminar Jeanine Oleson CONDUCT MATTERS Friday, March 9, 12-1:30pm Please join the Graduate Institute for Design, Ethnography & Social Thought in the GIDEST Lab, room 411, 63 Fifth Avenue, at 12pm on Friday, March 9, for a discussion with Jeanine Oleson of her project Conduct Matters. Seminar participants are asked to prepare
CoLAB is a 10 month fellowship for multidisciplinary non-fiction focused on artist development and the creation of short projects working together in a group. SDL is a 5 week intensive for filmmakers with feature docs in early development that pushes their projects towards full production
Funded by Meryl Streep and Nicole Kidman, The Writers Lab 2018 is produced by IRIS and New York Women In Film & Television in collaboration with the Writers Guild of America, East, with support from The Black List, Film Fatales, Relativity Media, Stony Brook Southampton+Manhattan
GIDEST Seminar Alexander Galloway JODI’S INFRASTRUCTURE Friday, February 16, 12-1:30pm Please join Graduate Institute for Design, Ethnography and Social Thoughtin the GIDEST Lab, room 411, 63 Fifth Avenue, at 12pm on Friday, February 16, for a discussion with Alexander Galloway, Professor of Media, Culture, and Communication at NYU, on his paper “Jodi’s Infrastructure.” Seminar participants are
On Tuesday February 13th from 4pm-5:30pm, the University Learning Center will be offering the workshop Excel at Excel: Part 1. For Part 1, students will go over basic functions and operations of the Excel program (including inputting, calculating, formatting, and analyzing content). Students are strongly encouraged to bring
THE PERSONAL IS POLITICAL: WRITING ABOUT MUSLIM WOMEN with Humera Afridi, Roja Heydarpour, Raad Rahman, Sarah Khan, Sumaya Awad & Noel Pangilinan Join the Asian American Writers’ Workshop for a special reading with the Open City fellows. Open City documents the pulse of metropolitan Asian America as it’s
On Thursday February 1st from 12:30pm-2pm, the University Learning Center will be offering the workshop Structuring an Essay. They will review the elements of a strong argument and discuss ways to support it throughout your essay. They’ll also discuss developing your thesis, organization, as well as other
On Wednesday January 24th from 1pm-2:30pm, the University Learning Center will be offering their first workshop of the spring semester: Time Management. This workshop will provide practical strategies to help students better plan and budget their time, avoid procrastination, and feel more in control of their work.
OCTOBER WORKSHOPS ARE OPEN FOR REGISTRATION AND BEGIN THIS MONDAY WITH A SPECIAL OFFERING 2 FOR 1 WORKSHOP, LEARN TO SHOOT, PROCESS, EDIT AND PROJECT ON SUPER 8MM! LAST CHANCE BEFORE WINTER SETS IN! JOIN US FOR A SPECIAL INTIMATE SCREENING AND PREMIERE OF NEW
On Tuesday October 17th from 5pm-6:30pm, the University Learning Center is offering the workshop Graduate Style & Clarity. Students will work to identify common problems found in graduate student writing and discuss ways to strengthen their prose and improve their style. Students are highly encouraged to bring their own academic writing.
Workshop: Discover Funding Opportunities Using COS PIVOT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5TH @ 2:00 PM Wolff Conference Room (1103) – 6 East 16th Street — > Please register here: http://bit.ly/2xySsxp * Bring your laptop to this workshop as we will be using them to access pivot This workshop will help you to learn how to: create a COS PIVOT funding database account search and set alerts for
On Wednesday September 27th from 12:30pm-2pm, the University Learning Center will be offering the workshop Structuring an Essay, which will be open to all interested students. We will review the elements of a strong argument and discuss ways to support it throughout an essay. This workshop will be held at 66 West 12th Street, Room
VISUALIZATION AND KNOWLEDGE: MODELLING, DISCOVERY, DISPLAY Public Lecture Wed. September 20 from 6:00 – 7:30 PM 63 5th Ave, UL 105 The relationship between knowledge and visual forms has changed as tools and platforms used for data display, discovery, and modeling have become ubiquitous. These practices raise
The Comparing Domains of Improvisation Discussion Group is a group organized by Marc Hannaford (PhD student, Department of Music) and Andrew Goldman (Presidential Scholar in Society and Neuroscience, Columbia University), sponsored by the Columbia University Department of Music and the Presidential Scholars in Society and
On Wednesday September 6th from 1pm-2:30pm, the University Learning Center will be offering a workshop for students on Time Management, providing tools and strategies for planning and budgeting your time, avoiding procrastination, and feeling more in control of your work. This workshop will be held at 66 West 12th Street in
Race in the United States Course Open to Students, Alum, Faculty and Staff Race in the United States. Led by the Milano School’s Michelle DePass, Darrick Hamilton, and Maya Wiley, this course brings together activists, scholars, experts, and thought leaders to examine such pressing issues