Promoting Professional Development and Best Practice in EE
ITG Comedy & Climate Change Short Video Competition
Registration Deadline:
Wednesday, April 1, 2020, 5:00pm
Website:
1st place: $400 prize ~ 2nd place: $250 ~ 3rd place: $100
*note: once awarded, you must provide the requisite payment information within 60 days in order to claim the award; also the amount of your award is stated in gross and may be subject to taxation*
AWARD CRITERIA: Successful entries will have found the funny while relating to climate change issues. Each entry will be reviewed by a committee composed of students, staff and faculty at the University of Colorado (CU) Boulder.
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS:
1-2 page pdf description of entry, including
- A. title of creative work,
- B. names and affiliations of all authors/contributors,
- C. contact information of person submitting the entry,
- D. a statement of permissions for use of content, as necessary, and
- E. a 100-word description of the work.
A link to the up-to-3-minute composition, posted on Youtube or Vimeo or the like
ELIGIBILITY: must be a citizen of Planet Earth; work created since January 2019 is accepted; works must be less than 3 minutes in length, captured through video; CU Boulder employees are not eligible
How to apply/register:
SUBMISSION DEADLINE:
- April 1: entries due to itgcomedy@colorado.edu
- April 15: applicants informed of decisions
Contacts
Max Boykoff
Associate Professor
Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Studies (CIRES) Center for Science and Technology Policy Research (CSTPR)
Environmental Studies Program
University of Colorado Boulder
boykoff@colorado.edu
Beth Osnes
Associate Professor
Department of Theater and Dance
University of Colorado Boulder
beth.osnes@colorado.edu
Contact Name:
Max Boykoff
Contact Email:
Beth Osnes Associate Professor Department of Theater and Dance University of Colorado Boulder beth.osnes@colorado.edu This initiative is part of the Inside the Greenhouse project at CU Boulder. This project acknowledges that, to varying deg