MULTIMEDIA INSTITUTE LOOKS FOR PROJECTS, INTERNS

This year, the Summer Multimedia Development Institute, which trains student interns in multimedia design through practical projects that benefit the College, enters its fifth year.

"We have over 20 students that are now multimedia gurus and over 50 projects to show for our efforts! Every year, the results get better and better and we think this year will be no exception," says Senior Instructional Technologist Laura Blankenship, who coordinates the program.

The program is now accepting applications — both from potential interns who are interested in learning about multimedia design and from faculty and staff members who have ideas for projects involving images, sound, video, the World Wide Web or any combination thereof.

Interns must be Bryn Mawr undergraduates; faculty or staff members who propose projects must commit some time during the summer to supervising and reviewing the interns' work. Those who are curious about the program can attend an open house in the Language Learning Center (in Denbigh Hall, accessible through the rear entrance that faces Old Gulph Road) on Thursday, Feb. 16, from 4 to 6 p.m. For examples of previous years' projects, see http://www.brynmawr.edu/etc/smdi/.

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