History Department documentary competition on “revolution”
11/09/2021
SUNY Cortland’s History Department is holding a 3-minute documentary competition for current students on the theme of revolutions.
A $500 prize will be awarded to the winner or split among members of the winning team.
Students may work individually or in teams of up to three. The deadline for submissions is Friday, April 2, 2022.
A full list of rules is available on the History Department website.
The History Department will hold a screening for submitted documentaries during the Spring 2022 semester. In addition to the $500 prize for the best documentary, a “People’s Choice Award” also will be given.
For more information, contact the History Department at 607-753-2723.
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