She participated in the event, delivered the closing remarks, and actually coordinated the entire event at Silliman University, where she is teaching at its Law School.
former Humphrey Fellows Avellano & Molitas speak at Philippines alumni event
Posted: 24 Jul 2017 02:30 PM PDT
Philippine Humphrey Alumni Lecture on Ethical Dilemmas in a Changing Nation
Five Humphrey alumni presented their lectures in Silliman University's 16th Humphrey Voice Series"Ethical Dilemmas in a Changing Nation" in the Philippines. Nicolas Pichay (Syracuse University, 2017-2018) spoke about "Discovering Ethics Hidden in Plain Sight," while Criselda Marie Caringal (Arizona State University, 2015-2016) discussed "Ethics in the Time of Trolls."
Amy Alabado Avellano (University of Minnesota, 2008-2009) shed light on "Ethics and the Legal Profession" and Kimberly Molitas (University of Minnesota Humphrey School of Public Affairs, 2014-2015) talked about "Ethics in the Police Force." Arnel Jose Bañas (University of Washington, 2007-2008) served as the reactor.
This was the largest Humphrey Voice Series to date, with 5 speakers and 700 attendees.
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crossposted from IIE's Humphrey Fellowship Weekly Report July 21, 2017