MCC Daily Tribune

MCC Faculty and Students Participate in National Humanities Conference

Congratulations to members of the MCC faculty, administration, and student body for presenting at this year's National Conference of the Community College Humanities Association!

Faculty presentations included the following:

"La Nueva Canción Chilena and Social Justice Movements"
Marisol Galarza-Ruiz (World Languages & Cultures)

"Timing Is Everything: Decolonizing Revisions for Literature and Humanities Courses"
Scott Rudd (English-Philosophy)

"Characteristics of Citizenship in the 21st Century"
William Drumright (Anthropology/History/Political Science/Sociology)

"Opening Doors: Engaging the Humanities Professional Organization to Align Scholarship and the Community College Mission"
Michael Jacobs (Humanities & Social Sciences)

"DEI, Social Justice, and the Changing Landscape of General Education"
Natasha Chen (Anthropology/History/Political Science/Sociology)
Michael Jacobs (Humanities & Social Sciences)

"Preparing Students for Democratic Engagement With Zoom-Mediated Deliberative Dialogues"
Robert Muhlnickel (English-Philosophy)
Joseph Scanlon (Anthropology/History/Political Science/Sociology)

Our student presenters were Victoria Perez, Tiffany Rivera, and Rebecca Soriano. Be sure to read tomorrow's Daily Tribune for a detailed account of their inspiring session!

Michael Jacobs
Humanities & Social Sciences
10/19/2022