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Focus areas: Quality of Place
Status: Completed
Arts administration graduate students researched, compiled, and published event planning recommendations for the 2024 solar eclipse. The guides were distributed to targeted communities located in the pathway of totality to aid in preparation for...
Focus areas: Quality of Place
Status: Completed
IU students from the School of Education learned how to plan public arts workshops that creatively engaged with the April 2024 total solar eclipse through cyanotyping and shadow puppetry, suitable for all ages. Students and faculty developed...
Focus areas: Quality of Place
Status: Completed
Ten film students from Susanne Schwibs' Media Production Practicum course created documentaries capturing planning of eclipse events by microgrant-funded communities. The films were showcased at the Eclipse Symposium on April 29, 2024.
Focus areas: Quality of Place
Status: Completed
This creative writing workshop led by Dusty Lynn Baker explored the scientific laws of the upcoming eclipse with an added foray into the many myths surrounding the celestial movements of planets in our solar system.
The workshop explored personal...
Focus areas: Quality of Place
Status: Completed
The IU Center for Rural Engagement hosted an eclipse-based Science Fest in partnership with the Department of Astronomy and Office of Research. The activities included the School of Education's cyanotyping workshop.
Focus areas: Quality of Place
Status: Completed
With support from the Simons Foundation and Regional Opportunity Initiatives, the CRE provided resources to rural communities within the path of totality to foster arts and culture-focused activities celebrating the April 2024 solar eclipse. Thirty...
Focus areas: Quality of Place
Status: Completed
On April 5, 2024, Yujun Cao performed Marjorie M. Rusche's piano piece ECLIPSE during “The Hidden Sun” event on April 5, 2024 at the Red Skelton Performing Arts Center in Vincennes, Indiana. The event also featured a celebration of the eclipse...
Focus areas: Quality of Place
Status: Completed
The CRE and the Director of Music in General Studies and the Director of Music Entrepreneurship and Career Development at the Jacobs School of Music (JSoM) partnered with the Vincennes Accumulative Music Project to coordinate participation of a...
Focus areas: Quality of Place, Sustaining Hoosier Communities
Status: Completed
To prepare communities in Orange County for the 2024 solar eclipse, Visit French Lick West Baden collaborated with Professor Elaine Monaghan’s students to create public relations materials and produce a feature story with information about local...
Focus areas: Quality of Place, Sustaining Hoosier Communities
Status: Completed
To increase the number of visitors and their enjoyment of the forest, Hoosier National Forest pursued an International Dark Sky designation with the help of Professor Bryce Himebaugh, whose students designed the light sensors needed to demonstrate...
