Need a brain break? Come learn how to animate in Adobe After Effects using shapes and found images. At the end of our time we’ll compile everyone’s animation into one video to create a collaborative loop. No prior experience required.
Join staff from Tisch Library to learn more about our Affordable Course Materials Awards. The awards provide financial support for faculty and instructors in the Schools of Arts, Sciences, & Engineering who would like to reduce costs for their students by identifying no-cost course materials to incorporate into their syllabus. We're now accepting applications for Summer 2023 & the 2023-2024 academic year!
Are you working on a research assignment this spring? Don’t go it alone! Join us at Tisch Library for a two hour drop-in session dedicated to working on your paper. You’ll find:
Tisch librarians available to help with research
StAAR Center writing consultants available to help with the writing process
Other students working through the research paper process alongside you
Let’s spend the afternoon exploring, making, and learning about zines! Drop in to say hi or join us for the full two hours. You’ll have the opportunity to:
Are you working on a research assignment this spring? Don’t go it alone! Join us at the DSDI Community Research Hub in Tisch Library for a two hour drop-in session dedicated to working on your paper. You’ll find:
Tisch librarians available to help with research
StAAR Center writing consultants available to help with the writing process
Other students working through the research paper process alongside you
This booklist documents items that are featured in a display in the Tisch Library lobby including new additions to the collection by Latin American women in the “narrativa de lo inusual” genre.
Read more about “narrativa de lo inusual” in the New York Times.
Institutional archives and museums’ entanglements with empire and processes of spoliation have elicited a number of reckonings. Calls to rethink, reimagine, repurpose or re-interpret objects kept in hold proliferate. This screening and discussion proposes a critical, materialist approach to this moment, looking specifically at moving images and the ongoing legacies of imperial collection.
Open to all Tufts students, faculty and staff.
Non-fiction cinema in recent years has been marked by trafficking in colonial archives, in the form of film, photographs, folders, documents, often to be interrogated, mined, repurposed. Focusing on moving image archives, this workshop is a practical approach to the ethics, limits and possibilities of editing with and against found footage. No experience required.
Open to all Tufts students, faculty and staff.
In this workshop you will learn basic video recording strategies and editing tools. We will use the Video Recording Kit which has a Sony a6600 mirrorless camera and Adobe Premiere Pro but skills are translatable to other cameras and software. We will cover basic media management, recording and editing techniques, and saving your files. We hope by the end of this workshop you will feel empowered to check out media equipment and know more about resources available to support you during your next project.
Are you presenting a poster at the Graduate Student Research Symposium? We're here to help!
This workshop will walk you through the poster making process — emphasizing poster design principles, common layouts and formats, understanding your audience, and evaluating a poster.
Light snacks will be provided by the AS&E Graduate Student Council.