Past Faculty Speakers
Since 2008, the Teaching and Learning Center has proudly presented the Clark College Faculty Speaker Series
John Mitchell, Mathematics, Spring 2017
- Mindfulness: Mind Training for College Life
- Clark 24/7 news article
Clark Faculty Panel Discussion, Fall 2016
Economics instructor Patricia Atkinson, political science professor Michael Ceriello, women’s studies professor Kushlani de Soyza, and sociology professor Dr. Don Ludwig discuss increasing income disparity, the shrinking middle class, and the lack of opportunity for many Americans. Professor Dave Kosloski, Communications Studies, moderates.Dr. Robert Close, Physics, Spring 2016
Dave Kosloski, Communication Studies, Winter 2016
Lucia Worthington, Business, Fall 2015
Clark Faculty Panel Discussion, Spring 2015
Clark College faculty members from the Economics and Sociology departments participate
in a discussion on Capital in the Twenty-First Century by Thomas Piketty. Economics instructor Patricia Atkinson moderates a panel comprising
Professor John Fite, Dr. Carlos Castro, and Dr. Shon Kraley.
Elizabeth Ubiergo, Spanish, Spring 2015
Dr. Mika Maruyama, Psychology, Winter 2015
Dr. Roberto Anitori, Biology, Fall 2014
Carlos Castro, Sociology, Spring 2014
Debra Jenkins, Psychology, ECE, FLPC, Winter 2014
Erika Nava, Spanish, Fall 2013
Heather McAfee, Geography, Spring 2013
Dr. Rob Schubert, Anthropology, Winter 2013
- promotional video
- lecture summary
- Monkeys, Mangos and Modernization: Village-Centered Conservation in Rural Ghana
Dwight Hughes, Network Technology, Fall 2012
Dr. Marina Frost, Mathematics, Spring 2012
- Akademgorodok, Siberia: A Hotbed of Education in a Very Cold Place
Mike Godson, Automotive Technology, Winter 2012
- Driving the Future: Automobiles in the 21st Century
Dr. Kathy Bobula, Psychology & Early Childhood Education, Spring 2011
- This is Your Brain on Bias: The Neuroscience of Bias
James M. Craven/Omahkohkiaaiipooyii, Economics, Winter 2011
- Bridging Cultural Ties and Understanding: International Education Within and From China
Dr. Charlene Montierth, Geology, Fall 2010
- Volcanoes and Earthquakes and Tsunamis, Oh My: Living on a (Tectonic) Edge
Gail Robinson, English, Spring 2010
- From Mourning to Memoir: One Writer’s Journey Into Her Story
Sally Tomlinson, Art, Fall 2009
- From Far Out to Mainstream: Lifecycle of the Psychedelic Rock Posters 1965-73
Dick Shamrell, Physics, Spring 2009
- Voyage to the Southern Sky
Laurie Brown, Nursing, Winter 2009
- The Breast Cancer and Ovarian Cancer Gene–Are You At Risk?
Christina Kopinski, Journalism, Fall 2008
- Politics, the Press, and Polarization
Kathleen Perillo, Biology, Spring 2008
- Birds, Bees and Biodiversity
Joe Pitkin, English, Winter 2008
- A Fulbright Teaching Experience in the Republic of Hungary