Spring 2022 Town Hall Discussion Today; Register Now

Photo by Whit Pruitt

Attendees listen in on a similar discussion with campus leaders last fall.

Several campus leaders will join Interim Chancellor Charles Robinson for a Spring 2022 Town Hall Discussion to help kick off the semester. 

The hybrid event will include in-person attendance as well as a virtual option. 

Spring 2022 Town Hall Discussion

When: Wednesday, Jan. 19, from 12-1 p.m.
Where: Faulkner Performing Arts Center (or via Zoom) 

Please register for the in-person discussion or its virtual component. 

Panelists for the Spring 2022 Town Hall Discussion include:

• Charles Robinson, interim chancellor
• Terry Martin, interim provost 
• Dr. Huda Sharaf, medical director, Pat Walker Health Center
• Matt Mills, emergency management 
• Laura Jacobs, co-chair of the COVID-19 Response Team
• Richard Ashworth, director of Environmental Health and Safety
• Coleman Warren, president, Associated Student Government
• Mary Savin, chair, Faculty Senate

Suggestions for topics and/or questions can be submitted in advance when registering for the virtual component of the discussion. 

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