Discussion on politics and emotions Feb. 17

The WSU Administrative Professional Advisory Committee (APAC) is hosting a presentation and discussion on politics and emotions on Monday, Feb. 17, from 9 to 11 a.m. in SPARK G45 on the Pullman campus and via Zoom.

Politics and Emotions will include a panel discussion on understanding the law, what can be done on campus, how to respond appropriately, and how we can help students respond.

This is event is open to all WSU staff, faculty and students.

Panel Members

  • Nathan Deen

    Assistant attorney general
    WSU Division of the Office of the Attorney General

  • Ann Parks

    Council member
    Pullman City Council

  • Dr. Jaime Nolan

    Associate vice president for community, equity and inclusive excellence
    WSU Division of Student Affairs

  • Dr. Nicholas Lovrich

    Regents professor emeritus
    Claudius O. and Mary W. Johnson distinguished professor of political science

  • Laura Hamilton

    Area human resources administrator
    WSU Spokane

Moderator

Campus Locations

  • Pullman: SPARK G45
  • Spokane: SAC 345
  • Tri‑Cities: TFLO 247
  • Vancouver: VCLS 218

Zoom Meeting Connection

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