As part of the events planned for the Year of Arts and Sciences we are looking for labs\/researchers\/grad students that would like to host or work with art student interns.\u00a0 Most students would be interested in 1 term, of 1-2 credits, although for some it may develop further.<\/p>\n
In the experiences I have had the student shadowed a graduate student to learn what goes on in the lab and helped with experiments – it was fascinating to see the dialog and ideas that developed. But there are a lot of different interaction models. We will extend the invitation to writers, musicians and students in new media – so think about data visualization and videography. This could be a great experience for some of our students, and we are working on opportunities for them to reciprocate and work in art media. We hope that one outcome will be a collaborative art show and\/or a catalog of projects, with contributions from both the scientists and artists.<\/p>\n
The first step is to create a list of those interested so that the students can contact you personally. If you are interested, please provide the following:<\/p>\n
1. A brief description of your research and\/or a website<\/p>\n
2. The terms that an internship would be available.<\/p>\n
3. Contact email<\/p>\n
4. anything else I forgot to ask or that you think would be interesting.<\/p>\n
Please send this information to bartholj@science.oregonstate.edu.<\/p>\n
thanks
\nJerri<\/p>\n
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\nJerri Bartholomew
\nProfessor\/Head, Dept of Microbiology
\nDirector John L. Fryer Aquatic Animal Health Laboratory
\nDepartment of Microbiology, Nash Hall 226
\nOregon State University
\nCorvallis, OR 97331-3804
\nPhone:\u00a0 541-737-1834
\nFax:\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 541-737-0496<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
As part of the events planned for the Year of Arts and Sciences we are looking for labs\/researchers\/grad students that would like to host or work with art student interns.\u00a0 Most students would be interested in 1 term, of 1-2 credits, although for some it may develop further. In the experiences I have had the… Continue reading