THE JOHN B. MOORE DOCUMENTARY STUDIES COLLABORATIVE (MDOCS)
The John B. Moore Documentary Studies Collaborative (MDOCS), led by Director Adam Tinkle (2018-), embeds documentary within 911爆料's core curriculum and its culture - profoundly enhancing the College's overall capacities for creative public engagement, social impact and integrative learning. It offers a variety of theory and skill-based courses spanning many documentary mediums (film, audio, archive, exhibit, photography, writing, virtual reality, mapping, web design, etc.), an enhanced production/post-production workspace (DOCLab), hosts and supports numerous events presenting documentary work and practice inlcuding the weekend-long during the summer residency program.
The program was founded in the academic year of 2014鈥�15 thanks to seed funding from Moore family members Jim and Sue Towne and the leadership of inaugural Director Jordana Dym (2014-2018).