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Academics posted by Andrew J. Concatelli

Trinity Students and Professor Publish Co-Authored Paper on Women of Color in Politics

Research about women of color in politics by Annika Davies ’21, M’22, Blythe Young Hastings ’23, and Professor of Political Science Stefanie Chambers has been published in 1619: Journal of African American Studies. The students and faculty member worked together to research, write, edit, and submit their paper.

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Faculty posted by Andrew J. Concatelli

Q&A: Documentary by Visiting Assistant Professor of Film Studies Jeff Bemiss Airing on PBS

‘Missing in Brooks County,’ a documentary co-directed by Visiting Assistant Professor of Film Studies Jeff Bemiss, premieres on PBS’s Independent Lens on January 31. As part of Trinity’s Film Studies Program since 2013, Bemiss teaches film production, screenwriting, and editing. In this Q&A, Bemiss discusses his filmmaking experiences and how he uses them to teach Trinity students.

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Hartford posted by Marshall Montner ’23

Trinity Community Reflects on the Creative Process after CT Forum’s ‘Creative Minds’ Discussion

Members of the Trinity College community recently attended The Connecticut Forum’s “Creative Minds” program, featuring a panel discussion with actor Nick Offerman, musician Jeff Tweedy, and poet Tracy K. Smith. Trinity is an education partner of The Connecticut Forum, which is presented on stage at the Bushnell Center for the Performing Arts in downtown Hartford.