The CCAM Studio Fellowship is a year-long paid fellowship open to all enrolled Yale undergraduate and graduate students interested in producing collaborative work.

The CCAM Sudio Fellowship is an opportunity for upper level students and graduate students to pitch collaborative projects to CCAM. The projects are required to have a collaborator outside of CCAM including other centers, schools, labs, or groups; in the Yale community or with collaborators and communities outside of Yale. Studio fellows will spend the academic year developing one project to be presented, demonstrated, installed, or exhibited at CCAM during the Spring 2021 semester.

Fellows are required to develop, design, and teach one workshop based on the technical themes, research, and experiments related to their project. The CCAM Studio Fellowship is a paid student position  and fellows will have access to select CCAM resources including our Satellite Lab, Blended Reality research, and some limited equipment checkout.

The fellowship is project based, and students will be selected based on novel approaches to experimentation with technology and the overall collaborative potential of the project. Students from all disciplines are encouraged to apply and students can apply in collaborative teams. Only one student should turn in the application from the team, and the team limit is four students (all team members need to be enrolled for the Fall 2020 semester). 

The application deadline is 11:59 pm Eastern Time on September 21, 2020.

Apply for the Studio Fellow job online in the Yale Student Employment Portal.

Job Title: Studio Fellow

Employer: Center for Collaborative Arts and Media

STUDIO FELLOWS

SPRING 2020

Chiara Amisola, Yale College ‘22, Computing and the Arts

Liam Bellman-Sharpe, Yale School of Drama ‘20

Felicia Chang, Yale College ‘21, Computing and the Arts

Sofia Checa, Yale College ‘20, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

Dylan Hausthor, Yale School of Art ‘21 (Photography)

Annie Ling, Yale School of Art ‘21 (Photography)

Ash Pales, Yale College ‘20, Architecture

Erin Sullivan, Yale School of Drama ‘20

Camilla Tassi, Yale School of Drama ‘21

Ross Wightman, Yale School of Music ‘20

Anna Zheng, Yale College ‘21, Russian & East European Studies and Economics

Ye Qin Zhu, Yale School of Art ‘20 (Painting/Printmaking)