Times Talk  this Wednesday February 22, noon-12:50 pm, "Hurting or Helping: Are We Consuming True Crime Media Ethically?" 

Join us  this Wednesday at noon in 241 Russell Library for an informative and engaging discussion facilitated by Abigail Watkins, Sophomore Mass Communication major on "Hurting or Helping: Are We Consuming True Crime Media Ethically?"

The following background article may be referenced during the discussion so feel free to read it ahead of time or during the discussion: "Is Our True-Crime Obsession Doing More Harm Than Good?" article link

 

Times Talk at Georgia College is celebrating 18 continuous years as the first in the nation college weekly discussion series on current and significant public events and issues as reported by the New York Times and other reputable news sources. The topics change weekly and are chosen and facilitated by volunteer faculty, staff, students, and community members. Times Talks are open to all campus and local community members. Just bring your brain, free pizza provided! Brought to you by the American Democracy Project at Georgia College and the Ina Dillard Russell Library

Next week’s Times Talk: March 1, Facilitated by Sociology students Laynie Derry, Molly Pickrell, and Emily Rezac on High School Counseling and Access to College

Selected Article: "Helping Low Income Students Navigate College" article link