What
“The Campus Conversation: Guns and America After Parkland,” will feature six faculty sharing their knowledge and expertise in the wake of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School incident in Parkland, Florida, in February, and other recent school shootings. Experts who teach in the fields of emergency medicine, psychiatry, history, sociology and law will share their perspectives.
When
Thursday, April 26, noon-2 p.m.
Where
Who
- , assistant clinical professor of psychiatry, °ϲĻϢ Davis Health, will address “Firearm Violence and Mental Illness”
- , School of Law professor: “The Second Amendment: Rhetorical Certainty but Constitutional Confusion”
- , associate professor of sociology, College of Letters and Science: “Social Networks and Threatening Students”
- , assistant professor of history, College of Letters and Science: “The Unsurprising and Totally Racist History of Gun Violence”
- , professor of history, College of Letters and Science, “Guns and Conspiracy Theories”
- , director, University of California Firearm Violence Research Center at °ϲĻϢ Davis, emergency medicine, °ϲĻϢ Davis Health: “Firearm Violence: From Science to Prevention”
Background
This event, “The Campus Conversation,” is hosted by the °ϲĻϢ Davis Humanities Institute, Department of History, Institute for Social Sciences, Department of Sociology, School of Medicine and the Office of the Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor.
Media Resources
Karen Nikos-Rose, °ϲĻϢ Davis News and Media Relations, 530-219-5472, kmnikos@ucdavis.edu