Join Champlain College’s Masters in Emergent Media program, the Generator , and the University of Vermont’s Complex Systems Center for the final Reckless Ideas lecture of 2018! Julia Vallera and Randall Harp will present More Data More Problems: On tracking, consent, and control of personally identifying information. Vallera is a data privacy advocate and former […]
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Regarded highly by colleagues and students in the Filmmaking program in the Division of Communication and Creative Media at Champlain College, Julia Swift, assistant professor of film, has done everything from writing to directing to editing TV and film throughout her career. This past summer, Swift has been able to add 360 video to that […]
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Inner Struggle Fought on Paper is a continuing series of work by artist Misoo Filan. Through the use of Yupo paper, ink and pencil, Filan creates deeply affecting art pieces that stem from her tragic life experiences and demonstrates a poignant, self reflective manifestation of internal emotional conflict. Filan will hold residency in the Champlain […]
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Sarah Jerger, who is serving this year as the interim director of the Emergent Media Center (EMC), highlights enterprising people and their projects in a new edition of the Fall 2018 newsletter which is all about reflection and possibility. The EMC reflects on the incredible work of the students over the summer, in addition to recognizing the […]
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Some Broadcast Media Production students and their professors were invited to attend the Vermont Governor’s Debate between Christine Hallquist and Phil Scott that took place in the studios at Vermont Public Radio and Vermont PBS on Oct. 24. In attendance were professors Keith Oppenheim and Van Dora Williams with students Maya Gastman, Kyra Fillmore, Luke […]
Continue readingCreative Media BFA Program Director Al Larsen debuts (Some of That) Summer Rain (May Actually Get You) a show of fabric banners at The Arm Letterpress, Brooklyn NY. The eight cotton banners – roughly 4 feet by 7 feet each – are created using the cyanotype process, an early photographic method that yields a deep blue tone […]
Continue readingAs part of the Advanced Poetry Workshop class, students are encouraged to submit their poetry to thirty literary magazines throughout the semester. The assignment helps familiarize students with online submission forms as well as with the process of finding and submitting to literary magazines. As a result of these submissions, several Champlain students have been […]
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Champlain College motivates language learning through Japanese Movie Nights. On March 1, students from Kokugakuin University in Japan were invited to Champlain to meet with students in the Japanese Language courses. Students in Japanese II gave presentations to these students from Japan, and were able to apply what they had been learning in a real interaction […]
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Work from Champlain College students from the Broadcast and Filmmaking programs were showcased by Vermont PBS on March 22 for the Made Here segment. The work ranged from short film narratives, artist profiles, local community events and two short documentaries on urban skiing and the environmental impact of salt on the roads in the winter. […]
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Dr. Cheryl Casey, Associate Professor of Communication in the Division of Communication and Creative Media at Champlain College, recently announced a new chapter of the Lambda Pi Eta honor society. The Champlain College Alpha Epsilon Eta inaugural chapter will include 11 Communication major juniors and seniors. Membership requires a 3.0 cumulative GPA with 60 […]
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