The CCAM Studio Fellowship invites Yale upper-level undergraduate and graduate students to produce an original project based at the Center for Collaborative Arts and Media (CCAM).

Applications for the 2024–2025 academic year will open in August 2024 and be due in September. Below is last year’s application; please note that all details are subject to change. For questions about the program, please email CCAM Assistant Director Lauren Dubowski: lauren.dubowski@yale.edu

CCAM Studio Fellowship Application 2023–2024

We seek projects that:

• Can be realized over the course of the academic year.
• Propose a partnership with both CCAM and another on-campus entity. This can be a department, center, program, piece of equipment, etc., or a person, but cannot be just another student. While confirmed partnerships are preferred, CCAM can assist accepted fellows in establishing these if needed.
• Demonstrate a specific project idea that has the capacity to evolve through participation in the program.

Please note:

• Students may apply as an individual (one fellow working on one project), or as a collaborative group (multiple fellows working together on one project).
• For collaborative group applications, each student should submit their own application, with the same project details.

CCAM ofers each project $1,000 in funding (note: per project, not per fellow), as well as access to CCAM’s spaces and Equipment Checkout. Studio Fellows may also apply to be Temporary Experts to become more involved at CCAM and earn work-study.

Application Questions:

1. Project Idea & Partners (up to 300 words): Describe your project idea for the CCAM Studio Fellowship and your initial presentation plans. Identify potential collaborators, and outline your intended collaboration, including any prior contact with them.
2. Skills & Goals (up to 150 words): How do you anticipate the fellowship being helpful in realizing your project? What specific skills do you plan to apply or learn in the process?
3. Time Commitment (up to 50 words): Can you commit to fully participating in the fellowship alongside your academic and other commitments this year?

CCAM STUDIO FELLOWS

2023–2024

Nathan Apfel, Nicholas Arvanitis, Joji Baratelli, Beshouy Botros, Emily Cai, Andina Marie Clarkson, Sarah Feng, Lily Koslow, Sammi Kwon, Xinran Li, Aly Moosa, Jason Nuttle, Karela Palazio, Wai Hin Wong

2022–2023

Camilla Carper, Dominique Duroseau, Emily Nelms, Kaifeng Wu, Kennedy Anderson, Kyle Richardson, Laura Medina, Maya Perry, Paloma Izquierdo, Sam Skynner, Signe Ferguson, Siri Lee

2021–2022

Catherine Alam-Nist, Justin Allen, Paul Bille, Carlos Blanco, Stav Dror, Jessica Flemming, Maya Foster, Miguel Gaydosh, Vignesh Harikrishnan, Nikki Pet, Osvald Landmark, Serge Saab, Janelle Schmidt, Cathryn Seibert, Ethan Shim, Matt Smoak, Inhwan (Ivan) Tae, Hannah Tjaden, David John Walker, David Zheng

2020–2021

Herdimas Anggara, Adhya Beesam, Chia Amisola, Roxanne Harris, Max Himpe, Al Larriva-Latt, Anezka Minarikova, Mariel Pettee, Amina Ross, Ilana Zaks

2019–2020

Chia Amisola, Liam Bellman-Sharpe, Felicia Chang, Sofia Checa, Dylan Hausthor, Annie Ling, Ash Pales, Erin Sullivan, Camilla Tassi, Ross Wightman, Anna Zheng, Ye Qin Zhu

Pictured: 3 Years of Summer, CCAM Studio Fellowship project by Osvald Landmark