Intern/Volunteer – Offerings and Opportunities

OVERVIEW – AIDS Chronicles in Production

AIDS Chronicles Editions in Currently in Process
2014	In addition to any articles mentioning AIDS or HIV, this year will also feature Ebola ‘ghost articles’ to emphasize this year’s extensive coverage of the Ebola health crisis relative to AIDS despite the statistically much higher rate of AIDS-related deaths each day. Artist: Lise Patt
2013	The first digital edition of the AIDS Chronicles was released online for viewing and download on December 1, 2015; a limited edition printed box set of these volumes is currently in production. Artist: Sue-Na Gay
2006	A large, sculptural ‘ball’ edition formed from the pages that comprise the full Chronicle year. Artist: Institute of Cultural Inquiry
2004	A digitally painted and manipulated edition. Artist: Antoinette LaFarge
1996	The pages for this year have been made into ‘yarn’ and are being knitted into a large, unwieldy quilt to bring emphasis to that other memorial of AIDS that was shown in its entirety on the Washington, D.C. Mall for the last time in the same year as this AIDS Chronicle. Artist: The ICI family of Associates, Interns, and Volunteers

OTIS Internships

Interdisciplinary Studies

For students who are interested in more than one art/design discipline, or who are just as passionate about their Liberal Arts and Sciences courses as they are about their studio courses, Interdisciplinary Studies allows students to pursue a defined course sequence that explores a specific theme, topic or discipline (minor) or a series of self-directed elective courses in a second studio area (Interdisciplinary Concentration).

http://www.otis.edu/academics/interdisciplinary_studies

Artists Community and Teaching (A.C.T)

The ACT Program allows eligible BFA students to major in one area and minor in either Teacher Credential Preparation or Community Arts Engagement. Students choose ACT coursework as part of elective options based on their consultations with Department Chairs or faculty advisors and the ACT Coordinator. Students take 14-18 credits depending on their major and their selected ACT concentration.

http://www.otis.edu/academics/artists_community_and_teaching

Volunteers

The ICI welcomes volunteers in many different capacities. Some of our projects, such as the AIDS Chronicles and the AIDS Bottle Project have been realized to a great degree through the dedicated efforts of community volunteers.