Critical Conversations

Critical Conversations is a monthly series sponsored by the Office of the Provost in which a panel of experts thoughtfully engage in "Critical Conversations" about important cross-disciplinary and often controversial topics. Centered around a complex question, each panel will cover disciplinary lenses, such as historical, legal, societal, ethical, and medical contexts. This is followed by a rich Q&A session interaction with the audience

Critical Conversations is a monthly series sponsored by the Office of the Provost in which a panel of experts thoughtfully engage in "Critical Conversations" about important cross-disciplinary and often controversial topics. Centered around a complex question, each panel will cover disciplinary lenses, such as historical, legal, societal, ethical, and medical contexts. This is followed by a rich Q&A session interaction with the audience

Critical Conversations is a monthly series sponsored by the Office of the Provost in which a panel of experts thoughtfully engage in "Critical Conversations" about important cross-disciplinary and often controversial topics. Centered around a complex question, each panel will cover disciplinary lenses, such as historical, legal, societal, ethical, and medical contexts. This is followed by a rich Q&A session interaction with the audience

This in-person event has been canceled.

During this Critical Conversation, panelists will answer the question, "What are the hidden dimensions of the affordable housing crisis, and what are the implications?"

During this Critical Conversation, panelists will answer the question, "What role does civility (or lack thereof) play in a society?"

During this Critical Conversation, panelists will discuss the rising mental health crisis in college-aged students and its implications from a developmental, cognitive, and pedagogical lens.

During this Critical Conversation, panelists will discuss how higher education has been discussed and leveraged in political campaigns.

During this Critical Conversation, panelists will discuss the rights and responsibilities of members of a campus community in freedom of expression. This event is open to the entire campus community.

We learn more from each other, and come together more wholly as a community, when we take on the hard topics together. Please, no recording.

We learn more from each other, and come together more wholly as a community, when we take on the hard topics together. Please, no recording.

We learn more from each other, and come together more wholly as a community, when we take on the hard topics together. Please, no recording.

We learn more from each other, and come together more wholly as a community, when we take on the hard topics together. **Note: This event was originally scheduled for Nov. 16 but was postponed. The event will now be held on Jan. 31 from 1-2 p.m.

We learn more from each other, and come together more wholly as a community, when we take on the hard topics together.

We learn more from each other, and come together more wholly as a community, when we take on the hard topics together.

We learn more from each other, and come together more wholly as a community, when we take on the hard topics together.

We learn more from each other, and come together more wholly as a community, when we take on the hard topics together.