Faculty Speaker Series
With generous help and support from the Clark College Foundation, we would like to present the Clark College Faculty Speaker Series.
Christina Kopinski ~ Politics, the Press, and Polarization.
Clark College Journalism Professor Christina Kopinski shared her reflections on the current state of the media and ethics.
The hour-long discussion included ethical criteria established by the Society of Professional Journalists, the difference between libel and slander, and ethical challenges facing journalists today.For those of you who missed the event, we have the taped session for viewing.
Christina Kopinski News Release
The Faculty Speaker Series showcases recent experiences that have enriched both the lives and teaching of Clark’s faculty members. The Speakers will share their faculty development experiences with the college community -- potentially addressing some of today’s most intriguing issues. This series aims to join the college community in learning through our own faculty’s wide range of interests and achievements.
Faculty members are invited to present experiences including sabbatical, research, field work, community outreach, or conference/workshop findings.
We hope you consider sharing your knowledge and experiences as part of the new Clark College Faculty Speaker Series. This is a wonderful opportunity to share the expertise of our faculty members with our college and the greater community.
- Winter Quarter
- Dick Shamrell, Physics
- Spring Quarter
- Laurie Brown, Nursing
Criteria includes:
- Topic is an area of expertise for the speaker
- Topic is grounded in research/has scholarly depth
- Topic appeals to a wide audience
- Topic is timely
- Application submitted on time
- Facility available when speaker is available
Faculty members will be notified when selected.
Selected speakers will be paid at the community rate up to 8.5 hours upon completion of the presentation.
The Teaching and Learning Center Steering Committee is currently soliciting nominations for the next Faculty Speaker Series. Nominate yourself or a colleague by completing the Application Form and click submit at the bottom of the Application Form page.
The Teaching and Learning Center
Phone: 360-992-2516
Email: tlc@clark.edu
Gail Liberman
Director of the TLC
360-992-2084
Clark College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, age, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, creed, disabled veteran status, marital status or Vietnam-era veteran status in its programs and activities.
