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A Great Lakes Colleges Association initiative supported by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation
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(2016/17 CLOSED) GLCA Student CFP: Undergraduate Research using Oral History Interview Methodology

(CLOSED. All Available funding for the 2016/17 year is allocated.)

2016/2017 OHLA Call for Proposals: GLCA Students

ANNOUNCING FUNDING FOR INDEPENDENT UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH USING INTERVIEWING & DIGITAL STORYTELLING IN GLCA-AFFILIATED COLLEGES

PROPOSAL DUE: **New! Rolling acceptance of proposals through June, or until available funding is allocated **

GLCA STUDENTS WHOSE PROPOSALS ARE CHOSEN FOR FUNDING WILL RECEIVE $3500 FOR A TERM OF FULL-TIME QUALITATIVE RESEARCH RESULTING IN A PUBLIC FACING PROJECT FEATURED IN THE STUDENT PROJECT ARCHIVE AT WWW.OHLA.INFO; SPONSORING FACULTY MENTORS WILL RECEIVE $1500 STIPEND; FUNDED PROJECTS ARE ELIGIBLE FOR ADDITIONAL $300 TECHNOLOGY ALLOWANCE

OHLA Undergraduate Fieldwork Fellow & Faculty Mentor

Through the generosity of the Great Lakes Colleges Association and the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, Oral History in the Liberal Arts (OHLA) supports oral history projects that get students out of the classroom and into the community. This call for proposals invites applications from undergraduate students with a faculty mentor interested in inquiry-based learning through oral history.

We are particularly interested in projects that:

  • Are a deeper investigation of themes introduced in disciplinary coursework
  • Demonstrate a willingness to connect to organizations and communities of practice
  • Propose innovative multimedia public facing projects that integrate oral history narratives
  • Include participants who are persons of color or who come from historically underrepresented or marginalized populations, who hold varying levels of experience or education, and who come from different types of institutions and organizations.

Click here to view an example proposal narrative and supplemental materials.

PROPOSAL DUE DATE: February 3, 2017. The OHLA review committee will begin the submission review process on February 5, 2017. All submissions received by that date will receive full consideration; submissions received after that date will be considered following the first round of reviews only if there are funds remaining after the initial grants are awarded.

RECIPIENT NOTIFICATION DATE: March 6, 2017. Award notices will be issued on or about March 6, 2017.

Please submit proposals here by completing our Google Form.

For more information, please contact Prof. Brooke Bryan at bbryan@antiochcollege.edu or Prof. Ric Sheffield at sheffier@kenyon.edu.

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Brooke directs Oral History in the Liberal Arts for the Great Lakes Colleges Association, supporting more than 60 Mellon-funded research projects employing interview methodology and digital tools for community-based learning. In its 5th year, the program has grown into a partnership with the Global Liberal Arts Alliance to support transnational interview projects. She travels regularly offering workshops on the philosophy of oral history and critical community pedagogy. An aesthetic philosopher and oral historian who composes work in narrative, media and textiles, Brooke is a practitioner of critical and digital pedagogies. She currently chairs the Writing Program and serves as Assistant Professor of Writing & Digital Literacy at Antioch College, where she convenes the creativity and story area of practice, teaches nonfiction writing, and supports students in self design majors that engage philosophy, media, oral history, critical community studies, and contemporary art practice. Her current research locates the American quilt within a Deleuzeian aesthetic, exploring its praxis and conservation through virtuality, multiplicity, and event.

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