Upcoming FAN Events
October 31, 2024: Comics-Based Research at UVM
Making comics has rapidly become an innovative practice for researchers across a diverse range of academic disciplines. Comics can be incorporated into all stages of scholarly inquiry, including data generation, collection, and triangulation; data visualization and analysis; and research communication and dissemination.
Come join members of UVM’s new Comics-Based Research Lab to explore the unique possibilities of integrating comics practice into your research. You will also learn about plans for our novel cross-campus initiative.
This event is hosted by Luis Vivanco, Professor and Chair of Anthropology. See some of his CBR work at The Illustrated Wheel.
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About FAN
Description
This program is designed to encourage and foster faculty members (ideally between three and eight individuals at a time) to tour each other's laboratories or research spaces, studios, design/creative spaces, or wherever their research, scholarship, or creative work is done. After the tour and discussion, participants are expected to have lunch at Waterman Manor (hosted by Vice President for Research Kirk Dombrowski) to talk about their experiences that day and any possible collaborations, projects, or proposals that might come out of their time spent together.
Teams of faculty members that participate in a FAN gathering will be eligible to apply for up to $1,000 (per team) in funds for proposal or pre-proposal development, or small collaborative projects that might further interactive research, scholarship, or creative works.
How to Apply
If you are a faculty member and would like to apply to host a FAN gathering, please send a 1-2 paragraph email to Dan.Harvey@uvm.edu explaining:
- why you would like to be a host;
- why your work would be of general interest to other faculty members who have no expertise in your field;
- the particular dates that would work well for you; and
- the number of guests you can accommodate.
We will collect and organize dates and opportunities, then make them available to other faculty for review and sign up. In all cases, the gathering should be approximately from 10am to noon, followed by lunch at Waterman Manor (approved dates subject to Manor availability).
Please note: Interested guests should reply directly to the FAN host to sign up for the gathering, and hosts are also encouraged to directly invite guests where appropriate. Previous FAN hosts are eligible to apply again, but preference will be given to new applicants.
Deadline
The deadline is rolling and will close once ten FAN gatherings have been approved, so be sure to get your application in early.
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