I’ve got something super exciting for you—my latest podcast appearance! I am humbled to be part of a conversation with a group of incredibly talented Southeast Asian voices who are doing amazing work. . You *do not* want to miss it!

Diaspora, postmémoire, création » qui se déroulera les 25, 26 et 27 avril, respectivement au Campus Condorcet, à l’Institut National d’Historie de l’Art (INHA) et au Forum des images.

As a Fulbright Scholar to Cambodia, my goal was to conduct research on history of Cambodian cinema in the aftermath of the Khmer Rouge and to teach the first course on film studies in early Cambodian cinema at the Royal University of Phnom Penh (RUPP) offering opportunities for future documentarians and filmmakers to learn about their cinematic history and film analysis.

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Michelle Scollo, Pamela Kerrigan, and LinDa Saphan to Join Fellow Academic Deans in Leading the University’s New Schools

Provost and Dean of Faculty Lynne Bongiovanni, PhD, together with the entire University of Mount Saint Vincent community, is proud to announce that three long-standing and dedicated members of the Mount’s faculty have been appointed as the founding assistant deans of the University’s new school structure.

Michelle Scollo, PhD will serve as the Assistant Dean of the School of Humanities, Communication, and Art. Pamela Kerrigan, PhD will serve as the Assistant Dean of the School of Natural and Mathematical Sciences. And LinDa Saphan, PhD will serve as the Assistant Dean of the School of Social Sciences.

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CALAA is hosting LinDa Saphan and Nate Hun this Saturday, 11/2, at 6pm to talk about their newest book, "Remnants of the Past: A Filmography of Early Cambodian Cinema at Lala Bookstore,Lowell, MA

Resilience Rising, Stories of Women fighting for peace

Day 5 features two presentations about Cambodians in the American diaspora by filmmakers Dr. Lin Da Saphan and Penh Samnang Kann.