Kettle Creek

Spring term is kicking off with a very special guest: Isaac Newton Farris Jr., nephew of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Space is limited and seats will fill up! Registration is required.
 
Isaac Newton Farris Jr. will be part of a large community panel that discusses protecting freedom, justice, and democracy in the spirit of Nonviolence365. Moderating the panel is Dr. Regina Lewis.  
 
Isaac Newton Farris Jr. was born in Atlanta, Georgia and attended his uncle’s alma mater, Morehouse College where he majored in Political Science. Mr. Farris’s background has given him a unique prospective and real life experience on some of the most pressing issues of our times. Growing up in one of America’s most socially and politically active families has provided him with a front row seat, witnessing how policy is formulated and implemented. Isaac Newton Farris has met and dialogued with countless heads of State, CEOs, religious leaders, academic leaders, and grass roots activists, in addition he has also participated in debates and commentaries for print, radio and television media outlets ranging from CNN, USA Today to WSB radio. Learn more about Farris.
 
There is limited in-person seating available. This will be a hybrid event. Registration is required. 
 
This event is hosted in partnership with the Pikes Peak Library District. Light snacks and refreshments will be provided. This event aims to be accessible. If you require accommodations, please contact belonging@uccs.edu

Hosted by: Office of Strategic Initiatives

Additional Information can be found at: https://mlc.uccs.edu/event/10826573

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