Jim Hone is a Digital Archivist in the Film and Media archive, he has many years of experience with making both film and videos projects. |
Professor Gaylyn Studlar is the Director of the Film and Media Studies Program at Washington University. Her research interests are Feminist Film Theory, Genre Studies, Hollywood Cinema, Orientalism. More about Studlar... |
Professor Monika Weiss is a Polish-American artist whose transdisciplinary work examines relationships between body and history, and evokes ancient rituals of lamentation as traditionally performed in response to war. More about Weiss... Professor Michael Koby is Associate Dean of International & Graduate Programs, Professor of Practice, and Director of the Trial & Advocacy Program at Washington University Law. More about Koby...
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Winners will be chosen based on judging criteria applied by the panel of judges at the following weight:
Entries will be automatically disqualified or deemed ineliglble if the following criteria are not met:
You may choose any subject for your Access Granted submission. However, since this is an International Open Access Week event, 10% of the judging rubric will be for making a connection with "openness." The theme for Open Access week this year is "Generation Open," because of the importance of students and early career researchers in the world's transition to Open Access; changes in scholarly publishing affect scholars and researchers at all stages of their careers but the changes may be most significant early in careers.
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See "Rubric" and "More about Generation Open theme" boxes above
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