“The Role of the Humanities in Law, Ethics, and Justice”
Join us at the University Laughing Planet on February 14th at 5:30 pm for the next Thought on Tap. What is the role of the humanities in law, ethics, and justice? How do the humanities inform policies and public discourses on ethics and social justice? How might the humanities inform pedagogy and higher education? How should we respond when laws conflict with ethics or justice? Join us as we tackle these and other important questions. Light snacks will be provided. Grab a bite and beverage and join the conversation.
The discussion will be facilitated by:
Bretton Rodriguez, Lecturer of Core Humanities
and feature the following guests:
Panelists:
Chris Church, Associate Professor of History
Jim Webber, Associate Professor of English
Holly Scala, Associate Professor of Political Science
Thought on Tap is brought to you by the Core Humanities program, the College of Liberal Arts, and the Laughing Planet. We are interested in featuring faculty and students from throughout the University and people in our communities—people in the humanities, social sciences, performing arts, visual arts, etc. If you are interested in participating in a salon, please send a message to corehumanitiesunr@gmail.com or call the Core Humanities main office (775.784.4447). You will find additional information, including a full schedule at www.thoughtontap.com.