2026-01-01T00:00:00 2026-04-30T00:00:00 2026-01-01 1/1/26 January 1, 2026 true 2026-04-30 4/30/26 April 30, 2026 campus-center Campus Center https://map.farmingdale.edu/#ctdl-UMAP_20251014201834322,BLD_20251119221611423 false active tewam@farmingdale.edu https://www.farmingdale.edu/events/images/fscroots.jpg fsc roots Dr. Suzelle Zamor, director of the Liberty Partnerships Program, recently developed Farmingdale Roots: Voices of Belonging in Motion, welcoming students, staff, and faculty to participate in a multimedia storytelling initiative. FSC's diverse campus community is a vital part of the fabric of Farmingdale State College and invited to share their unique perspectives and experiences. Dr. Zamor's "Farmingdale Roots: Voices of Belonging in Motion," is a grant-funded multimedia storytelling initiative dedicated to celebrating the diverse narratives of migration, heritage, and identity within our campus community. The goal is to create a tapestry of voices that will be woven into a short film, premiered at a campus-wide screening event this spring. This first of it's kind screening will be preserved in a permanent digital archive for educational purposes. Your story can help foster a deeper understanding of belonging and strengthen our campus community. "I would be honored if you would consider participating in a brief video interview." -- Suzelle Zamor. Dr. Suzelle Zamor, director of the Liberty Partnerships Program, recently developed Farmingdale Roots: Voices of Belonging in Motion, welcoming students, staff, and faculty to participate in a multimedia storytelling initiative.Dr. Suzelle ZamorDr. Suzelle Zamor, director of the Liberty Partnerships ProgramLiberty Partnerships Program, recently developed Farmingdale Roots: Voices of Belonging in MotionFarmingdale Roots: Voices of Belonging in MotionFarmingdale Roots: Voices of Belonging in Motion, welcoming students, staff, and faculty to participate in a multimedia storytelling initiative. FSC's diverse campus community is a vital part of the fabric of Farmingdale State College and invited to share their unique perspectives and experiences. Dr. Zamor's "Farmingdale Roots: Voices of Belonging in Motion," is a grant-funded multimedia storytelling initiative dedicated to celebrating the diverse narratives of migration, heritage, and identity within our campus community.FSC's diverse campus community is a vital part of the fabric of Farmingdale State College and invited to share their unique perspectives and experiences. Dr. Zamor's "Farmingdale Roots: Voices of Belonging in Motion," is a grant-funded multimedia storytelling initiative dedicated to celebrating the diverse narratives of migration, heritage, and identity within our campus community. The goal is to create a tapestry of voices that will be woven into a short film, premiered at a campus-wide screening event this spring. This first of it's kind screening will be preserved in a permanent digital archive for educational purposes. Your story can help foster a deeper understanding of belonging and strengthen our campus community. "I would be honored if you would consider participating in a brief video interview." -- Suzelle Zamor. The goal is to create a tapestry of voices that will be woven into a short film, premiered at a campus-wide screening event this spring. This first of it's kind screening will be preserved in a permanent digital archive for educational purposes. Your story can help foster a deeper understanding of belonging and strengthen our campus community. "I would be honored if you would consider participating in a brief video interview." -- Suzelle Zamor. diversity