Colloquium
Time:
“Is the Sex Offender Registry Doing What It Should?”
Date:
3:30 pm –
5:00 pm
Jackie Gaughan Multicultural Center
Room: Ubuntu Room/202
1505 S St
Lincoln NE 68508
Lincoln NE 68508
Additional Info: GAUN
Institute for Ethnic Studies Colloquium. While the sex offender registry is designed to protect the innocent, do intersections of race, ethnicity, class, sexual orientation, and social justice affect how our legal system implements it?
Panelists:
Mario Scalora, Professor Psychology
Robert Lipscomb, Ph.D. student, English
Rachel Loyuk, co-founder of faith-based home for inmates seeking social reintegration
Anoroy Loyuk, former corrections officer for the state of Nebraska and co-founder of faith-based home for inmates seeking social reintegration.
Moderator:
Tom Gannon, Associate professor of English & Ethnic Studies, academic advisor for Ethnic Studies.
5 students will receive a gift from a drawing!
Panelists:
Mario Scalora, Professor Psychology
Robert Lipscomb, Ph.D. student, English
Rachel Loyuk, co-founder of faith-based home for inmates seeking social reintegration
Anoroy Loyuk, former corrections officer for the state of Nebraska and co-founder of faith-based home for inmates seeking social reintegration.
Moderator:
Tom Gannon, Associate professor of English & Ethnic Studies, academic advisor for Ethnic Studies.
5 students will receive a gift from a drawing!