Elaine Padilla, associate professor of philosophy, religion and Latinx studies, discussed diving into the subconscious mind through art and nature during her lecture “Nature’s Unconscious and the Art of Becoming Human.”
Emily Cilli-Turner, assistant professor of mathematics, emphasized the importance of creativity in the math field, and she shared information on her project to improve creativity in calculus classes in a lecture titled “Calculus Students’ Perceptions of Creativity in Mathematics” at noon Tuesday in the Quay Davis Board Room.
William Hippler, associate professor of finance, discussed how misconduct by pharmaceutical companies impacted their ability to perform research in his lecture, titled “Firm Reputation and Innovation in the Pharmaceutical Industry,” Tuesday in the Quay Davis Executive Board Room.
Rick Hasse, accounting and finance instructor, discussed his career as an athlete, businessperson and professor in his lecture titled “From Business Professional to Business Professor,” Tuesday in the Quay Davis Executive Board Room.
Chuck Fe’essago, instructor of art, talked about the process of installation art and a recent installation called “Blackbirding,” which was on display at Cerritos College in 2020, on Tuesday at the weekly faculty lecture in the Executive Dining Room.
Anita Flemington, professor of education, presented her talk “Still Crazy (About Teaching) After All These Years” at noon Tuesday on Zoom before a virtual audience of 20.
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