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Academics | Bernstein Hall, 102 (Experimental Exhibition and Performance Studio)
dir. Micah Magee, 2015, 93 minutes, followed by Q&A with filmmaker in personSan Antonio, Texas. Petting Zoo is the portrait of a young woman coming into her own, in an environment that does not always present ideal circumstances.Micah Magee grew up in a family of contemporary dancers. Her first education in world cinema was as programming and managing director of Cinematexas International Short Film Festival in Austin, Texas. In 2001, she was awarded a Fulbright Journalism Fellowship from Austin to Berlin. She stayed in Berlin to study film directing at the national German Film and Television Academy Berlin (DFFB). In Berlin, Micah wrote and directed a number of award-winning short films, winning the documentary short film award in Oberhausen for Krankenhaus and the German Academy Award (Short Film Lola in Gold) for the fiction short Heimkommen in 2012. Her first fiction feature Petting Zoo, produced and repped by The Match Factory, premiered at the Berlinale Panorama in 2015 and picked up directing, acting, writing, audience, critics and ‘best film’ awards at international festivals before being exhibited in movie theaters in Europe and on Netflix. Micah also produces through Berlin directors' cooperative Makrorama. Productions include Johan Carlsen’s fiction feature Death on the Streets as producer/co-author, which premiered in Rotterdam in 2021, and Haris Raftogiannis’ experimental documentary feature Aeralandi, which premiered at Thessaloniki in 2022. She is currently in development with her sophomore feature, Grasshopper.

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Academics | McGregory Hall, 101A
Come learn about the 2025-26 Sophmore Residential Seminar program. SRS students have the opportunity to build deep academic communities based on common interests. Students live and study together, benefit from special programming, engage regularly with SRS faculty and guest speakers, and embark upon a 7-10 day travel experience extending their studies into the real world. (Note excursion fees are paid for by the SRS program.)Hear from the Professors leading the 2025-26 courses, listen to students who have been a part of the program, and ask any questions you might have!The 2025-26 Courses are:Criminal Underworld: Drugs, Guns, Bodies (PCON/GEOG 304A), taught by Professor Teo Ballvé.The Good Life: Perspectives from Psychological Science (CORE 146A), taught by Professor Rebecca Shiner.Rhetoric in Black and White: Communication and Culture in Conflict (WRIT 342A), taught by Professor Kermit Campbell.Learn more about the courses by joining us for the open house or visiting www.colgate.edu/srs

Academics | Center for Women's Studies, The Lounge at East Hall
January 2025 marks the 21st Annual National Stalking Awareness Month. Stefania Ianno will delve into how she navigated being stalked, her healing journey after fleeing to protect herself, and the steps that ultimately led her to start her business Breaking Stalking. Attendees will gain valuable knowledge on recognizing and responding to stalking, learn actionable entrepreneurial lessons, and leave inspired and empowered to achieve their goals despite life’s challenges and setbacks.This event is part of the Center's weekly brown bag series and is in partnership with Entrepreneurship & Innovation, and Haven.Lunch will be provided.