Reynolds Lecture - Seeking Refuge: At Home and Around the World

Our lecturers will explore patterns of human migration, Utah’s role in aiding and resettling refugees, and the specific concerns of education and healthcare for people of refugee background. This will be both a lecture and a panel discussion—please come with your questions! 

Tickets are not necessary for entry. You do not need to print and bring them.

Please, however, do RSVP.  

Speakers: 

Leticia Alvarez Gutierrez: Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Faculty Advisor, Mestizo Arts and Activism, Director and Founder, Family School Partnership (FSP), Department of Education, Culture and Society

Ana Antunes: PhD Candidate in Education, Culture and Society

Patrick Poulin: Executive Director, International Rescue Committee

Tino Nyawelo: Research Associate, Center for Science and Math Education

Jane M. Dyer, CNM, MBA, PhD, FACNM, Belle S. Spafford Endowed Chair, College of Social Work, University of Utah College of Nursing

Extras: 

New Americans photography exhibit from IRC
Hartland Partnership Dancers led by Kelby Macintyre Martinez
Karen Weavers exhibit and sale, coordinated by Yda Smith Please visit http://karenweavinggroup.wix.com/karen-weaving-group to learn more about this group. Items for sale range from $15-$50, and the group accepts cash or check.

Lecture and Panel begins at 6:30, please arrive early to enjoy entertainment and artwork before the lecture.  

Light hors d’oeuvres will be provided.

Parking:  

We encourage you to take public transit to the event. If you do drive, parking is available for free after 6:00 pm in the Northwest Garage. This is the new parking structure located west of the Sutton Building.”