The New Political Landscape: Betsy DeVos and the Culture of a University

Location

Saints Tekakwitha and Serra Hall, Room 200, Humanities Center

Free

As the uncertainty of a new political landscape faces us, USD’s Humanities Center will offer a series of programs intended to address some of the most important challenges and issues of our times.

Our discussion will be introducted by the following panelists:

Esteban Del Río, PhD | Associate Professor, Communication Studies; Associate Provost, Inclusion and Diversity; and Director, Center for Inclusion and Diversity
Noelle Norton, PhD | Dean, College of Arts and Sciences
Sandra Sgoutas-Emch, PhD | Professor, Psychological Sciences; Director, Center for Educational Excellence

ABOUT THE NEW POLITICAL LANDSCAPE SERIES:

Alongside special lectures, student working groups, and workshops will be a weekly panel discussion of experts and specialists that address such issues as: climate change, truth and objectivity, race and identity, immigration, foreign policy, and the role of media. The NPL Series will be held on select Tuesdays, 4–5:30pm from January 31 to May 2 in the Humanities Center.