Join us for a multidisciplinary panel discussion exploring the impact of implicit bias in service-oriented fields. Faculty experts from sociology, social work, education studies, justice studies, and allied health will discuss the importance of recognizing and addressing our unconscious biases when working in helping professions.

Implicit biases shape interactions, decisions, and outcomes in our communities. Understanding them is key to improving service delivery.

Don't miss this important conversation on fostering awareness in professional practice!

DATE: Wednesday, April 16
TIME: 10:30AM 11:45AM
LOCATION: SC11E
VIRTUAL OPTION: https://mesacc-edu.zoom.us/j/83837011254?pwd=c6QtWKhehuMqRPjvfOsaUeMpf8zvG3.1&jst=2

Moderator: Paul Harasha, Sociology

Panelists:

Shakira Pipher, Social Work
Zlatan Mamela, Justice Studies
Tawn Hauptli, Education Studies
Michael Pennington, Allied Health