扩大资源
Since its inception in the fall of 2019, the 扩大项目 has included several virtual panels, talks and workshops that offer food for thought as well as practical instruction around the theory and practice of public voice. Below are links to recordings of Amplify events and workshops, including a series on how to create your own podcast, a discussion of how to get started in public art, as well as conversations with students and practitioners that can serve as inspiration for Smith community members interested in entering into public discourse. All Zoom recordings and access to Google drive files/videos require a Smith login.
车间 & 会议记录
Podcasting 车间 #1: The Art of Podcasting As Social Scholarship
演讲者加布里埃拉·阿科斯塔' 12
日期2021年10月5日
加比·阿科斯塔12岁, host of The Way We Lead podcast, discusses how and why podcasting has grown so popular in the past decade, why podcasts are a powerful tool for teaching and for making scholarship accessible and engaging to a public audience, and ethical guidelines for producers of academic podcasts.
Podcasting 车间 #2: Setting The Groundwork for A Thought Leadership Podcast
演讲者加布里埃拉·阿科斯塔' 12
日期2021年10月13日
加比·阿科斯塔12岁, host of The Way We Lead podcast, provides a rich overview of the components that go into creating a podcast, from developing the idea to selecting tools for recording and editing, 面试的客人, developing a visual identity for your podcast and managing all the details.
Podcasting 车间 #3: How to Produce and Edit Your Podcast
演讲者加布里埃拉·阿科斯塔' 12
日期2021年10月19日
加比·阿科斯塔12岁, host of The Way We Lead podcast, gives a deeper dive into podcast production—recording, editing and adding sound design—and offers tips on choosing a hosting platform to share your podcast with the world. Dan Bennett and Meridith Richter offer an overview of the audio recording resources at Smith.
Amplifying Inquiry: Democratizing Knowledge Through Public Scholarship
演讲者: Esther Ngumbi, Linda Villarosa and Katina Rogers (Erin Cohn, moderator)
日期: 2021年9月30日
昆虫学家Esther Ngumbi说, humanities scholar and higher education reformer Katina Rogers, and journalist Linda Villarosa discuss topics including why scientists should share their work with public audiences, the myth of the “humanities in crisis,” the relationships between journalistic and scholarly treatments of history and more.
Agency + Receptivity: How to Effectively Activate Public Spaces through the Platform of Public Art
发言人: Pasqualina Azzarello
日期: 2021年10月7日
Pasqualina Azzarello, Coordinator for Easthampton City Arts, shares stories and lesssons learned through her own experiences as a public artist, and responds to student questions about getting started in public art, engaging community members in the public art process, and learning to trust yourself as a public artist.
Building Public Voices: A Conversation With Carrie Baker and Her 学生
日期2021年10月25日
凯莉·贝克教授, Marcela Rodrigues-Sherley ’20, Juliet Schulman-Hall ’22 and Lily Sendroff ’22 share their stories about getting started with public writing, the opportunities and challenges of writing for a public audience, and how faculty members and peers can support students as they get started with this form of writing.
Developing and Owning Your Public Voice
演讲者: Tanisha Ford and Tuck Woodstock
日期: 2020年9月24日
Historian Tanisha Ford and podcaster Tuck Woodstock discuss what it feels like to get started developing a public voice, including battling imposter phenomenon and balancing telling your story with sharing others’ stories.
The Public Voice Tax: An Evening With Shereen Marisol Meraji
演讲者: Shereen Marisol Meraji, Samuel Ng, Liz Pryor, Carrie Baker
日期2020年10月29日
Shereen Marisol Meraji discusses her career as a journalist on NPR and co-producer of the “Code Switch” podcast, including a discussion of the “tax” paid by women and people of color as they enter their voices into public discourse.
Public Voice Across Media: Speaking Out Against Climate Change
演讲者: Leah Stokes, Audrea Lim, Eve Mosher, Yanna Lambrinidou
日期2020年11月19日
Political scientist Leah Stokes, 记者Audrea Lim, and artist Eve Mosher compare notes on the ways in which they tackle climate issues via different media and for different kinds of audiences.