The following business course is now open to non-business students:
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MAN 337 ENTREPRENEURSHIP: SOCIAL ENVIR |
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930 to 1100a |
CBA 4.330 |
PASSOVOY, D |
open; restricted |
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PREREQUISITES: Upper-division standing, AND credit or registration for MAN 320F or MAN 336
CONTACT Leah Miller by e-mail for access to register for the course: leah.miller@mccombs.utexas.edu
Attend the next information session—with pizza—on the faculty-led summer study abroad program in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, “African Diaspora in the Americas,” taught by Associate Professor João Vargas (African and African Diaspora Studies). RSVP requested tocarla.silva@austin.utexas.edu.
Course dates are June 8 through July 17, 2015. Application deadline is Feb. 15. During the program, students will volunteer with the NGO Criola and its affiliates. Criola serves black women, teenagers and girls in Rio de Janeiro. Students receive credit for ANT 324L/391 African Diaspora in the Americas or ANT 379/391 Field Research in Social Anthropology. Scholarships available through CoLA, AADS, LLILAS and others.
Associate Professor Vargas is a native Brazilian who has worked for over 15 years on gendered dynamics of race in both Brazil and the United States. He has collaborated with Criola on this program for almost a decade.
Learn more about the program here.
Miss getting an LAH fleece this fall? Or maybe you like your fleece so much that you need another! Orders are being taken now online here.
Fill out the form by Jan. 11th. You must pay $30 by Jan. 26th. Contact Imogen Sealy imogensealy@rocketmail.com with questions.
Liberal Arts is offering a free 12-week seminar focused on 10 video projects written, directed, produced, and edited by Liberal Arts undergraduates. Participants will relive and retell some of their most epic, real, tragic, and ecstatic college moments, while receiving hands-on experience in
· Screenwriting and Storytelling
· Cinematography
· Editing
· Graphic Effects
· Careers in Digital Video Production
This is an introductory digital storytelling, film, and media production workshop with group productions of short films using high-definition video.
Participants will be provided with access to equipment, training, software, and direct support from working professionals in video production. Guest lecturers from the Austin film industry will instruct each seminar. These workshops will guide participants through the creation of their own digital story.
Students must commit to attending workshops that will be held on campus
January 21 – May 31, 2015
Wednesdays from 5:30 – 8 PM
Productions have potential to continue into summer 2015
The deadline to apply is Monday, January 12 by 5pm. Seats are limited!
To apply please visit colaclips.com and fill out the application.
REQUIREMENTS
This seminar is restricted to Liberal Arts undergraduates.
The seminar is collaborative, and will result in the production of up to 10 short films that will be showcased online and at campus events in the fall of 2015. Participants will co-own the work with the University and be able to use it in the future for their own portfolios and creative purposes. The University reserves the right to also use the material created for educational and promotional purposes.
Limited to no more than 30 students.
QUESTIONS?
Mystie Pineda, Radio TV Film Specialist IV | College of Liberal Arts | The University of Texas at Austin mystiepineda@austin.utexas.edu
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