Nā'ālehu Anthony is a Native Hawaiian from Ka'a'awa, O'ahu and is the founder of Palikū Documentary Films - a production company that focuses on documentaries and oral histories with a special emphasis on Hawai'i and it's people. Anthony has a vast array of experience in the film industry and has been immersed in the Hawaiian community throughout his life.
Directed by Nā‘ālehu Anthony, this documentary follows the crew of the Hōkūle‘a and Hikianalia as they voyage around the world using traditional Hawaiian navigation methods and educating through cultural exchange. It’s an inspiring narrative that weaves together footage taken over the past few years and brings the story home.
President Jonathan Veitch will be the speaker at Occidental's 131st annual Convocation, the formal gathering that marks the beginning of the academic year. The annual Linda and Tod White Teaching Prize and Graham L. Sterling Memorial Award will also be presented.
The following films will be screened:
The Audition by Alia Becker
The Taste of Candy by Taylor Fuller
Behind Closed Eyes by Ethan Glass
Uprooted by Raphael Gonzalez
Countdown by Cherry Han
Delivery by Carolynn Krueger
Family First by Dean Lin
Oversight by Alex Lukas
The Adventures of Jasmine Barbarella: Ex- Pirate Queen by Benjamin Veatch
You Are Not Real by October Wyatt
Former students, friends and colleagues will be paying tribute to Bob in Thorne Hall, one of the campus venues where he used to teach. An informal reception on the Thorne Patio will follow the celebration. The program will be videotaped and posted on the College's YouTube channel so that anyone unable to attend will be able to see it.
Underwritten by the Ruenitz Trust Fund Endowment in honor of Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Ruenitz, the Occidental Phi Beta Kappa Speakers Series Lecture is free and open to the public.
Registration is encouraged, register here.
Additional performance on Saturday, March 23 at 2 p.m.
Dance Production (affectionately known as Dance Pro) is a student-led, student-choreographed, and student-danced organization. With more than 200 student participants every year, Dance Production has become one of the the largest organizations on campus with a massive alumni base.
Dance Production (affectionately known as Dance Pro) is a student-led, student-choreographed, and student-danced organization. With more than 200 student participants every year, Dance Production has become one of the the largest organizations on campus with a massive alumni base.
Dance Production (affectionately known as Dance Pro) is a student-led, student-choreographed, and student-danced organization. With more than 200 student participants every year, Dance Production has become one of the the largest organizations on campus with a massive alumni base.