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- ‘Vertigo’: Final classic film with special guest Jon Cavallero
As a special treat for this last in the classic film series, we will have some assistance in making our… - Great Falls Forum: Battling conspiracy theories is all about listening
Bates professor Stephanie Kelley-Romano talks about conspiracy theories during a Great Falls Forum talk. - Stephanie Kelley-Romano, a Bates College associate professor, is the Feb. 17 speaker at the Great Falls Forum
Bates College professor Stephanie Kelley-Romano will discuss “Conspiracy Theories: Why, How, and What to Do,” in the latest in the… - Charles Nero: This Spike Lee film is an ‘awesome takedown’ of the interracial buddy film genre
The recipient of the 2021 Kroepsch Award for Excellence in Teaching, Nero delivered his wide-ranging insights into the popularity and… - Perla Figuereo ’21, RFSS Major, in “Grand Concourse”
At the start of her shift, chef Shelley, played by Perla Figuero ‘21, starts the timer on her microwave and… - Brennen S. Malone ’17 in “Fat Ham”
A witty take on Shakespeare’s Hamlet where the only death is the patriarchy. - Abby Segal ’23 Brings her Magic to Penn & Teller
It’s not unusual for Abby Segal ’23 to be seen walking down College Street at three in the morning carrying… - “Why do mass shootings spawn conspiracy theories?” The Conversation. Michael Rocque & Stephanie Kelly-Romano
While conspiracy theories are not limited to any topic, there is one type of event that seems particularly likely to… - Professor Kelley-Romano quoted in the Lewiston Sun Journal about Vulgarity in Politics
Stephanie Kelley-Romano, associate professor and chair of the rhetoric, film, and screen studies department at Bates College, said Friday that… - Cinema in Conversation: BIG NIGHT with Jon Cavallero
Professor Jon Cavallero gives a talk to the Maine Film Center on Stanley Tucci’s and Campbell Scott’s Big Night.” Maine… - Reflecting, Living, Ready: An Interview with Perla Figuereo ’21
Throughout Bates campus, there exists tight knit communities composed of people who all have a passion for one thing or… - Charles Nero and Stephanie Kelley-Romano, faculty speakers at Opening Convocation
The Benjamin E. Mays ’20 Distinguished Professor of Rhetoric, Film, and Screen Studies Charles I. Nero & Associate Professor Stephanie Kelley-Romano… - Prof. Stephanie Kelley-Romano, along with Bates Grads Ryan Neville-Shepard ’04 & Timothy Kaplowitz ’20 discusses conspiracy theories in “What Do Some People Believe & What Makes These Theories Take Hold in Society” on Maine Public Radio.
Prof. Stephanie Kelley-Romano, along with Bates Grads Ryan Neville-Shepard ’04 & Timothy Kaplowitz ’20 discusses conspiracy theories in “What Do… - Moviemakers aren’t the only winners in Bates Film Festival Awards
High standards are something that Bates Film Festival audiences can brag about. For example, the folks who viewed the 2018… - Bates Film Professor Jon Cavallero’s top 30 films of the decade
BIn sharing his list of the top 30 films of the 2010s, Associate Professor of Rhetoric, Film, and Screen Studies… - Q&A: ‘Chaising Portraits’ brings Elizabeth Rynecki ’91 full circle, back to Bates
A rhetoric major at Bates and a student of that department’s late, legendary professor Robert Branham, Rynecki returned to campus… - Lewiston stars in two offerings at Bates Film Festival
He called it “a pretty unique American experience” — an experience the two men delved into for their 18-minute movie… - Bates Film Festival announces 2019 schedule
The Bates Film Festival has announced its schedule for the 2019 festival, scheduled to take place Nov. 6-10. The festival features… - Stephanie Kelly-Romano, A field guide to conspiracy-theory rhetoricProf. Stephanie Kelley-Romano, associate professor and chair of rhetoric, film, and screen studies, was honored last winter with Bates’ Kroepsch…
- Teagan Ladner ’21, An Engaging Short Term
Each spring, the Harward Center for Community Partnerships preps and deploys a working group of students who spend the five weeks… - Exacting, empathetic, authentic: Kelly-Romano receives Kroepsch Teaching AwardProfessor Stephanie Kelley-Romano has received the college’s 2019 Ruth M. and Robert H. Kroepsch Award for Excellence in Teaching.
- John Ford: Remembering Maine’s Native Son and Celebrated Director, Maine Calling Program with Guest Jon Cavallero
- Katie Burke ’03 on How Company Culture can be a Weapon or an Asset
Katie Burke ’03 has spent much of her career learning what drives people to do excellent work. The chief people… - Charles Nero, a Bates College Professor who specializes in Rhetoric, Film and Screen Studies, speaks Monday morning during the Lewiston college’s celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day
‘Lift Every Voice’ resonates at Bates College on Martin Luther King Day. - Professor Kelley-Romano Discusses Aliens
Associate Professor of Rhetoric, Film, and Screen Studies Stephanie Kelley-Romano who teaches rhetorical theory and criticism, wrote her doctoral dissertation… - Professor Charles Nero Defines “camp”
For Bates professor Charles Nero and other film lovers and scholars of queer studies, camp is also a style that… - Social justice takes many forms at inaugural Bates Film Festival
When the time came for the students and professor in the upper-level course “Film Festival Studies” to produce an actual…