President's Lecture Series | Carlow University

Celebrating 90 years of leadership in higher education

Our distinguished faculty, in a variety of disciplines, will be presenting their work, in research or creative achievement, through lectures open to the members of the Carlow community and to the general public. This year's president's lecture series is sponsored by the Social Justice Institutes and the Atkins Center for Ethics. Attend one of our upcoming lectures or listen to a past lecture.

Lecture recordings

	Challenge of Cultural Competency Earl Bradford Smith, PhD \| Assistant Professor of Social Work October 22, 2020 Smith has an interdisciplinary background with professional and higher education teaching, research and service experiences. He has been a Diversity and Inclusion Consultant for various law enforcement agencies on the city, county, state and FBI levels

	Implicit Bias Clara Cheng, PhD \| Professor of Psychology November 19, 2020 Cheng is the Chair of Undergraduate Psychology at Carlow University. Her expertise is in social psychology, and her classroom uses innovative methods to promote positive social action through random acts of kindness and fundraising for charity.

	Poverty Simulation and the Impact on Learners Mary Fran Reidell, MSN, RN \| Instructor of Nursing Thursday, Feb. 6, 2020 Reidell serves as course coordinator for Community Health Nursing in the BSN and the RN to BSN programs at Carlow University.

	Implicit Bias Clara Cheng, Ph.D. \| Professor of Psychology Thursday, Jan. 16, 2020 Cheng is the Chair of Undergraduate Psychology at Carlow University. Her expertise is in social psychology, and her classroom uses innovative methods to promote positive social action through random acts of kindness and fundraising for charity.

	Snapshot on the Status of Human Trafficking Mary Burke, Ph.D. \| Professor of Psychology Thursday, Nov. 19, 2019 Burke is an internationally recognized expert on the issue of human trafficking. She has worked collaboratively with other activists in the United States and internationally on this issue for 15 years.

	American Bastard Jan Beatty, MFA \| Professor of English Tuesday, Nov. 12, 2019 Beatty directs the undergraduate creative writing, the Madwomen in the Attic, and is the Distinguished Writer in Residence for the MFA program.

Recordings not available:

"The Expansion and Use of Telemedicine in Today's World," Michael Kistler, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Health Care Data Analytics
"The Impact of Big Data on Industry and Society: A Practitioner's Perspective," Prahlad G. Menon, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Data Analytics

	Challenge of Cultural Competency Earl Bradford Smith, PhD \| Assistant Professor of Social Work October 22, 2020 Smith has an interdisciplinary background with professional and higher education teaching, research and service experiences. He has been a Diversity and Inclusion Consultant for various law enforcement agencies on the city, county, state and FBI levels

	Implicit Bias Clara Cheng, PhD \| Professor of Psychology November 19, 2020 Cheng is the Chair of Undergraduate Psychology at Carlow University. Her expertise is in social psychology, and her classroom uses innovative methods to promote positive social action through random acts of kindness and fundraising for charity.

	Poverty Simulation and the Impact on Learners Mary Fran Reidell, MSN, RN \| Instructor of Nursing Thursday, Feb. 6, 2020 Reidell serves as course coordinator for Community Health Nursing in the BSN and the RN to BSN programs at Carlow University.

	Implicit Bias Clara Cheng, Ph.D. \| Professor of Psychology Thursday, Jan. 16, 2020 Cheng is the Chair of Undergraduate Psychology at Carlow University. Her expertise is in social psychology, and her classroom uses innovative methods to promote positive social action through random acts of kindness and fundraising for charity.

	Snapshot on the Status of Human Trafficking Mary Burke, Ph.D. \| Professor of Psychology Thursday, Nov. 19, 2019 Burke is an internationally recognized expert on the issue of human trafficking. She has worked collaboratively with other activists in the United States and internationally on this issue for 15 years.

	American Bastard Jan Beatty, MFA \| Professor of English Tuesday, Nov. 12, 2019 Beatty directs the undergraduate creative writing, the Madwomen in the Attic, and is the Distinguished Writer in Residence for the MFA program.