‘Wake up and live deliberately’: Thoreau documentary stirs conversations on democracy at ASU
A new documentary on Henry David Thoreau — executive produced by Ken Burns — traveled from its Los Angeles premiere to ASU, stirring conversations on democracy, conscience, and what it means to live deliberately.
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ASU documentary screenings examine the meaning of citizenship and service
“American Exile,” a film about deported veterans, drew nearly 300 people to ASU — followed by dialogue with filmmaker John Valadez on citizenship, service, and belonging.
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Coconino Community College Student Spotlight: Tami-Shae Brooks
From Montego Bay to Flagstaff: Tami-Shae Brooks balances immigration hurdles, demanding coursework, and part-time work on her path through the CCC2NAU program toward software engineering.
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Presentation focuses on Preservation of North American Indian Sign Language
A CCC presentation on preserving North American Indian Sign Language — and the cultural heritage carried in every sign.
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CCC student embraces sustainability, explores cultures
Environmental sustainability student Kai Williams prepares for a CCC study-abroad trip to Mexico — from Mexico City to the Frida Kahlo Museum — to explore culture firsthand.
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Fulbright teaching assistant shares culture, language with CCC students
Pamela Espíndola, a Fulbright Foreign Language Teaching Assistant from Argentina, brings Spanish language and culture to life for CCC students — in and out of the classroom.
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