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From David Gersh 7 Months ago
The power of obedience and conformity surrounding the behavior of some U.S. Army personnel in Iraq. -
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From Donna Pinnick A year ago
2018 FotoFest at Central: Vanishing Point: Ten Thousand Miles of Photographs for Tempor, an ongoing collaboration between Photographer and HCC Adjunct Faculty, Scott… -
From Donna Pinnick A year ago
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From Michael Boucher A year ago
Early video description of the first operational GIS, the Canada GIS. The "father of GIS," Roger Tomlinson is highlighted. It is also an excellent… -
From Ovidio Gonzalez 2 Years ago
This 3:00 video highlights a trip students from the Digital Media League, a student organization, took to the NABShow in Las Vegas, Nevada April 17-21, 2016. This group… -
From Ruben Duran 3 Years ago
HCC Office of International Initiatives and Honors College students hosted a panel discussion about the film Cimarron Spirit (http://loscimarrones.com). The panel,… -
From Ruben Duran 4 Years ago
Colores del Carnaval Dominicano is an award-winning documentary, produced by HCC Central, exploring the carnival of the Dominican Republic (the oldest in the Americas).… -
From Madeleine Wright 6 Years ago
Dr. Madeline Wright chronicles the African Dance workshops (1984-1993) she organized with the late Deborah Quanaim of the Houston Community College dance department. -
From doug.rowlett 7 Years ago
How HCC is using the Edge. -
From David Gersh 7 Years ago
Reading a Houston Chronicle article about male/female differences in communication styles. -
From David Gersh 7 Years ago
An interview with Albert Bandura with original footage of his Bobo doll experiment. -
From doug.rowlett 8 Years ago
SMETV Interview over New Media Seminars for faculty. -
From David White 8 Years ago
Two minutes from the D.W. Griffin movie (1916) -
From Ruben Duran 8 Years ago
Documentary 'Down in Houston: bayou city blues', based on the book by Roger Wood & James Fraher. Pinnick, Duran, Brims. -
From Ruben Duran 8 Years ago
To most people, zydeco appears as quintessentially Louisiana as gumbo. Certainly, the music originated among black Creoles of southwest Louisiana. But the swamps of…
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