UWM DH Lab (2014)

Dakotasky Bowen (Junior, Peck School of the Arts, Printmaking/Ceramics) joined Jessica Meuninck-Ganger (Printmaking, Peck School of the Arts) and Matthew Russell (UWM Libraries Digital Humanities Lab) in pursuing research that investigated the history of printmaking illustration techniques and mapping Victorian London through the lens of Gustave Dore’s London: A Pilgrimage (1873).

Irsen’s Tale by Kai Engel (“Irsen’s Tale” by Kai Engel (kaiengelmusic.wix.com/kaiengel)) (slight rearrangement)

December 2014

Oswego County (2014)

Substance abuse affects more than just you. Be informed. Make the right choice. Don’t let substances choose for you.

A short viral piece about the consequences of substance abuse. Oswego County and upstate New York have seen terrible increases in the use of dangerous narcotics. Whether it’s heroin, meth, or other synthetics, these substances are not safe.

Isolated by Kevin Macleod (incompetech.org)

June 2014

Move Along (2014)

Move Along: Full Promotion from Allain Daigle on Vimeo.

Move Along is an organization in Central New York that supports community, growth, and inclusion through adaptive sports education. They strive to provide resources and support for people with disabilities and their families. Through sports, we can come together and overcome our differences in support of a closer community.

For more information, check out their website at movealonginc.com

April 2014

The Town (2014)

A short video encapsulating the mission and goals of The Town, an Oswego nonprofit that connects SUNY Oswego students and the city of Oswego to improve local businesses and foster a stronger sense of community.

“The Start of Something” by Daniel Stein, Joel S. Goodman, Frederick Wiedmann
April 2014

United Way (2013)

United Way: It’s Our Community and It’s Personal from Allain Daigle on Vimeo.

Due to illness or advanced age, many Oswego residents are unable to leave their homes. ARISE is a group within Oswego that mobilizes volunteers to help build these ramps.

While ARISE has many resources for the ramps, often ramps cannot be built due to a lack of volunteers. If you are interested in volunteering, please visit:

ariseinc.org/volunteer/volunteer-for-the-ramp-program

With the help of United Way and ARISE, we can help our community members become independent.

Special thanks to the SUNY Oswego Cinema and Screen Studies Department and Morningstar Care Center.

September 2013.