The Aronson Awards
Wednesday, Nov. 11 | 6:30-8:30PM
Faculty Dining Hall (HW 8th fl)
RSVP (Open to Public):
https://fm-aronson-awards-26.eventbrite.com

For any questions, please contact Prof. Tami Gold (tamigold@mindspring.com)
The Aronson Awards
Wednesday, Nov. 11 | 6:30-8:30PM
Faculty Dining Hall (HW 8th fl)
RSVP (Open to Public):
https://fm-aronson-awards-26.eventbrite.com

For any questions, please contact Prof. Tami Gold (tamigold@mindspring.com)

Join us for a relaxed afternoon of painting, sound, snacks, and conversation with sound artist Rena Anakwe. Unwind, make something, and enjoy time with friends. No artistic experience is needed. Just bring yourself and get creative.
📍 Black Box, North Building 543, Hunter College
🗓️ Thurs., November 12
🕐 12:30–1:20 PM
🥤 Drinks and snacks provided
RSVP here
We hope to see you there!
This event was created and produced by Hunter’s Film & Media: Persuasive Design class of 2026

Made in Ethiopia
Documentary Screening
followed by virtual Q&A with director Xinyan Yu
Tues., Nov. 17 | 6PM | Lang Hall (HN 4th floor)
RSVP (Open to Public):
https://fm-made-in-ethiopia.eventbrite.com
Join us for a campus screening of the acclaimed Emmy-nominated documentary Made in Ethiopia (2024), co-directed by Xinyan Yu and Max Duncan. The film follows workers, managers, and a local farmer navigating a Chinese-run industrial park in Ethiopia, offering a rare, intimate look at globalization, labor, and development in East Africa.

Hot Chocolate, a short film directed by Emily Vargas and produced by FM student David Huang premiered last month at the 6th Annual Autumn’s Dawn Film Festival in NYC! Created for the summer 2026 section of FILMP 352 Film Production 2, the film stars Charles Huang in the lead role of Júko, a man whose mind wanders into a false world following the loss of his partner. This queer romantic tragedy takes viewers on a surreal journey while asking questions about the nature of grief and on whether one can truly feel complete without their other half.
