Bonner Program Campus Profile Video

       

This video is your campus’ opportunity to share the great work you do, to educate others about the significance of your work, and to give others the opportunity to get involved in service.  Remember, this video is a tool for your program: use it for recruitment of new Bonners or to explain your mission to potential Community Partners.

 

This video should clearly communicate what your program does, some important things about the community or campus context in which you work, and who your work impacts.  It should be designed for an audience as varied as your university’s president to a parent of a future Bonner student.  Be creative in this process, but please always keep in mind the following things:

1. Does this movie effectively communicate its purpose to its intended audience? 

2. Is this movie well-thought out and within the time constraints of 3:00 minutes?

3. Do you enjoy watching this movie?  Is it fun, clever, artistic? 

4. What concrete information does your movie convey?  When someone is done watching it, will they know the name of your college and town, the issues your service work addresses, and why it matters to you?  Remember, your video will later be on YouTube or other websites and seen by people who are not familiar with your Bonner Program?

 

A few other special things to think about:

1. Using captions - a great way to let the viewers know more details (who is speaking, where are they from, what's the location)
2. Using captions with narration - even better, especially since we want to be inclusive of all people (regardless of age, background, and abilities)

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Campus: CSB/SJU

Campus: The College of St. Benedict/ St. John's University

Video Description: Lindsey Cermak shows the Bonner office and talks a little bit about our growing Bonner program. Click here to see a video from our Spring '09 Bonner Orientation. 

 

 

CSB/SJU Bonner Orientation took place January 23-24, 2009. It was the first time the first 9 Bonners were together. At the Bonner Orientation, the Bonners met with five community partners from the St. Cloud area, discussed Bonner (what it is, who we are), completed a service project with residents of Arlington Place, and set two-year goals for the CSB/SJU Bonner Program.

The Bonners look forward to creating civic engagement in the community. What a delightful sight: Nine young minds out to create awareness, spread diversity, and promote change.

 

This is a video inspired by the "What is Title of Show" video. It's for our Service-Learning Program. We wanted to share it because half of our Bonners are involved with Service-Learning. Enjoy!

 

Here is a short 'commercial' we made that we will send a link to all of the students at our school for our upcoming Bonner event to get our name out. At our event, we will have free entertainment (two on-campus student performances), free BINGO (Bonner BINGO made by Lindsey Cermak), free root beer floats, and free prizes. We received money for our school senate to put this event together to spread the blove! :)

 

Campus: University of Louisville

Campus: Sonoma State University 

 

 

Campus: Ripon College

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Campus: Washington and Lee University 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Campus: Waynesburg University

 

 

 

Campus: Amherst College Center for Community Engagement

 

 

Campus: Oberlin College

Video Description: Find out a little bit about Oberlin's Bonner Program with this intro video.

 

Campus: Ursinus College

Check out Ursinus on Alternative Spring Break!

http://www.youtube.com/profile?v=HLT-5bzJHTQ&user=ursinuscollege

 

Campus: Union College

Video Description: The Union College Bonner Scholars program proudly presents their debut Bonner Video. The Bonner Program of Union College currently has 28 Bonner Scholars. We have mnay programs designed to help our campus and surrounding community. These programs were made in responce to the ever growing concerns in the Appalacian Region. Please enjoy our video and check out the Union College Bonner WIKI page for more information. 

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Campus:  Bluefield College

Video Description:   The Bonner Program at Bluefield College currently consist of 9 enthusiastic students who care deeply about serving their community. Although the students take a light hearted approach when profiling the campus and community they by no means want to downplay the staggering statistics of poverty and education plaguing the greater Bluefield area.

 

 

 

 

Campus: Davidson College

Video Description: The 80 Davidson College Bonners have been divided into groups to create each of the videos.  Please check out their first fabulous attempt!

 

Campus: Mars Hill College

Video Description: For our video we decided to feature our campus in a fun story. In the story, the office is busy getting ready for the arrival of upcoming freshmen, Grace Kim, an international student on her first trip to America, watch the fun ensue with our video short called, "Lost in Translation."

 

 

Campus: The College of New Jersey

 

Campus: Middlesex County College

 

 

 

Campus: University of New Mexico

 

Video Description: We are in the beginning stages of creating our Bonner Leader Program at the University of New Mexico.  We work directly with the Office of Community Learning and Public Service and we decided to make our program profile on the Office of Community Learning and Public Service because it best represents who we are and what we do in the community.  It is a little longer than suggested, but we feel we needed a little more time to express the enormity of who we are and what we do.  Thank you and enjoy!!!

 

Viva Bonner Love!!!

 

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Campus: Lynchburg College

 

Video Description: This is a photo montage of some pictures that we thought represented our program, as well as some pictures from our recent trip to Philly! Thanks for watching, Bonner Love!

 

 

Campus: Augsburg College

Video Description: Along with introducing themselves as the Bonner Video Liaisions, our tour guides, Kate and Mallory tell us a little bit about the Bonner Leader Program at  Augsburg College. The video also includes clips of Augsburg's Bonners recent participation in an awareness campaign surrounding homelessness called "Signing the Streets" and a Bonner monthly meeting.

 

 

 

Campus: Rhodes College

Video Description: The Bonner Scholars at Rhodes College highlight the culture of service and civic engagement on thier campus by creatively emphasizing what it is not--APATHETIC!

 

 

 

Campus: WV Wesleyab

Video Description: Just a glimpse into the WVWC Bonner Program.

 

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