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Interested in civic issues and the questions shaping public life today? Civic Salons are open to all students and feature conversations with Stanford faculty and instructors that build on the topics of COLLEGE 102.
Salon Details
Thursday, January 15 — Castaño& Cedro
- Topic: Free Speech
- Conversation Leaders
- Castaño: Altair Brandon-Salmon, Lecturer in Civic, Liberal, and Global Education
- Cedro: Paul Brest, Professor of Law, Emeritus
Thursday, January 22 — Crothers& Roble
- Topic: Technology I
- Conversation Leaders
- Crothers: Persis Drell, Professor of Materials Science & Engineering and Physics, Provost, Emerita
- Roble: Keith Winstein, Associate Professor of Computer Science
Thursday, January 29 — Larkin& Potter
- Topic: Technology II
- Conversation Leaders
- Larkin: Hannah D'Apice, Lecturer in Civic, Liberal, and Global Education
- Potter: Dustin Schroeder, Associate Professor of Geophysics and Electrical Engineering
Thursday, February 5 — Casa Zapata
- Topic: Immigration
- Conversation Leaders
- Joel Cabrita, Professor of History, Director of the Center for African Studies
Thursday, February 12 — Robinson& West Florence Moore
- Topic: Collective Action
- Conversation Leaders
- Lauren Tompkins, Associate Professor of Physics
- Miikka Jaarte, Lecturer in Civic, Liberal, and Global Education
Tuesday, February 17 — Donner
- Topic: Constitutions
- Conversation Leaders
- Emilee Chapman, Associate Professor of Political Science
Thursday, February 26 — Arroyo& Potter
- Topic: Responding to injustice
- Conversation Leaders
- Arroyo: Pamela Karlan, Professor of Public Interest Law, Co-Director, Supreme Court Litigation Clinic
- Potter: Paula Welander, Professor of Earth System Science
Thursday, March 5 — Trancos& West Florence Moore
- Topic: Economic Inequality
- Conversation Leaders
- Trancos: Jacob Hellman, Lecturer in Science, Technology and Society
- West Florence Moore: Jeffrey Dymond, Lecturer in Civic, Liberal, and Global Education