The second edition of the ACT Human Rights Film Festival opens Friday, April 14, at CSU’s Lory Student Center Theater. The weeklong festival features the most critically acclaimed and recently released international documentary films that explore a range of human rights themes, including art as resistance, women’s rights, war and genocide, immigration and exile, LGBTQ […]
Spring Alumni Panels are right around the corner! Learn about the wide range of careers that Communication Studies alumni pursue. Guests include recent graduates and long-standing professionals. Join these Communication Studies Alumni March 29 at 2 p.m. and March 30 at 9:30 a.m in LSC Room 308. Wednesday, March 29 panelists: Jake Gunn (‘15) – […]
The ACT Human Rights Film Festival will host director Beth Murphy and her award-winning 2016 documentary, WHAT TOMORROW BRINGS, at 7 p.m.on Wednesday, March 1, at the Sie FilmCenter in Denver. ACT’s director of programming, Dr. Scott Diffrient, will moderate an intimate post-screening Q&A session with Murphy. A private reception with Murphy and film attendees […]
I hope all is well! Here we are at the end of week one of Spring 2017. While it has been just a tad nutty in the front office (mostly trying to accommodate an extraordinary number of students), my sense is that this first week has gone very well. That’s down to the hard work […]
Welcome, all, to 2017. I hope and trust your new year is starting well. I know mine has started with wonderful adventures and I know, too, that I am ready to settle back into the routine of the cool job I have which is, at its base, hanging out with all of you. Over the […]
And now the Friday of exam week. Commencement services are beginning. Final grades are getting entered. Students are leaving. Bells are ringing. Are you listening? Listening to the increasing quiet on campus and the growing craziness in Old Town? An amazing semester, don’t you think? Let’s talk money for just a second. CPD just received […]
Ah, the sun is out and I have hope that the mercury will inch above 20 sometime today. Maybe even above 30. I am not built for negative temperatures. Panda is not built for it either. She walked out of the house yesterday morning eager for her walk, took a breath, sneezed, and looked up […]
And now it is December. One more week of classes, a week of exams, and commencement. We have very nearly (and in some cases just barely!) made it through the fall semester. Congrats to all of us! Monday through Wednesday is supposed to be our first real cold snap (not that it hasn’t been rather […]
I hope all is well on this gorgeous day after Thanksgiving. I was privileged to see so many pictures of you and your families enjoying yesterday’s festivities. For me yesterday included breakfast with Elizabeth and my parents in Walla Walla and then traveling home from Eastern Washington through Salt Lake City to DIA and then […]
And now it is almost Thanksgiving. Wild, right? Two weeks of classes, a week of finals, graduation and we are done for the semester. I say this way too often: I can’t believe how fast this semester has gone. And for me at least these last two weeks have been a whirlwind. Since I chatted […]
