Faculty Special Projects
In the third of our series of We Are CJC videos celebrating Black History Month, Mira Lowe, assistant dean for student experiences and director of...
Posted: Thursday February 27, 2020
Special Projects
WE ARE CJC is a multicultural initiative created to highlight and support the College’s diverse faculty, staff, and student body. In celebration of Black History...
Posted: Tuesday February 25, 2020
We Are CJC is a multicultural initiative created to highlight and support the College’s diverse faculty, staff, and student body. In celebration of Black History...
Posted: Friday February 21, 2020
In our second in a series of videos for We Are CJC and Black History Month, we feature Journalism Assistant Professor Rachel Grant sharing her...
Over a period of 10 days in May 2017, 24 people from the University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications traveled to Cuba to...
Posted: Monday October 23, 2017
Students speak on their experiences while on a 10-day multimedia storytelling program to Cuba. More on student projects at Cuba: Outside In and some personal student stories...
Posted: Thursday June 1, 2017
Orlando Gutierrez talks about his hopes for the future of the Cuban art community. Cuba: Outside In
Posted: Friday May 26, 2017
Olga Perez speaks on embracing the opportunity of entrepreneurship that’s coming along with changes in the Cuban economy. Cuba: Outside In
Luigi Fiori talks about his mission to bring new flavors from Italy and the Mediterranean to Cuba. Cuba: Outside In
Posted: Thursday May 25, 2017
Greta, a student at the University of Havana, talks with us about her studies, what she’d like to do and the growing opportunity for the...
As a principal dancer in Cuba’s renowned national ballet, this artist has many opportunities to perform in the United States. And while on tour she...
In a country that embodies scarcity, we explore a thriving art scene and how Cubans reflect their lives through the works they create. The rich...
Cuba seems like a water-rich country, with abundant rainfall, rivers crisscrossing the island and groundwater that bubbles up in turquoise springs. But it has always...
