- Kia
- Sondey
- Marketa
- Brennan
- Eli
- Chris
- Tommy
- Tyler
- Noor
Tuesday, May 6, 10am – noon in the Rector Atrium
The posters will feature an assortment of projects conducted by the students that demonstrate the use of GIS (geographic information systems) for investigating and analyzing problems across a wide variety of disciplines, including environmental assessment, urban planning, historical studies, crime analysis, watershed monitoring, and landscape management. The students will be available for discussion throughout the session. Light refreshments will be provided.
Earth Vision Trust, founded by James Balog and the recipient of the 2014 Sam Rose ’58 and Julie Walters Prize for Global Environmental Activism, is holding a Nature Photography Contest to celebrate Earth Day this year! The contest is open to any pro and amateur photographers, and the winners will be chosen by James Balog and his staff. James Balog is famous for his nature photography and his award winning documentary, Chasing Ice.
If you’re interested, you can find more information here.
On Saturday, April 26, the media center will be hosting an event to let students share art and music of any form. Music, paintings, digital art, films, and any other artistic creations are welcome! We here at the media center are want to help connect students, provide a small informal art show, and introduce new students to some of the artistic and creative resources that are available on campus. We are still accepting submissions and would love to have your art featured at the exposé! For a submission form or more information, visit the media center facebook page or just stop by the media center! Come have fun and enjoy the artwork and creative expression of your fellow students! The event starts at 7!
Today, our two new Canon lenses, 24 and 35mm respectively, arrived. Both lenses are lightweight full-frame f/2.8 professional ultra-wide zoom for all 35mm auto focus cameras. These lenses are especially efficient in getting a good depth of field. These easy-to-use lenses can go with any of the cameras we have available at the Dickinson College Media Center, including the DSLRs. Remember, you can rent out a wide variety of equipment from the Media Center quickly and for free.
We here at the Media Center have upgraded our look for fall 2013. Over the summer we’ve upgraded our furniture and reorganized the podcast rooms to create a more spacious area for you and your friends to record digital media.
Work desks in the hallway now have state of the art iMacs with a 27 inch screen (the biggest ones on campus!) and a terabyte of space. These new iMacs have every Adobe program available on the Creative Cloud everything from Photoshop and Illustrator or Audition and After Effects. Our lynda.com accounts, and in house media center expertise, can help you familiarize yourself with any of the new software programs down here. So come on down and check out our new look this semester. I have a feeling you’ll love it!
The GoPro camera alone is a powerful little device and can still record awesome video, but its true genius lies in its ability to serve as an action camera used in-field to film some of the coolest videos there are. From mountain biking to wingsuit basejumping, this baby can get it done. To accomodate various filming goals different students and faculty may have, we have a wide variety of features including:
– Head mount
– Bike mount
– Rail mount
– Chest mount
– Case
– Waterproof plate
– Regular plate
– Variable length mount plates & screws
– Remote
– Batteries
Come by and grab a GoPro today and make your own “heroic” video as they advertise, and grab the accessories you need to make it right.
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