The Division of Diversity and Engagement and Haslam Office of Diversity Relations present Reimagining Community Safety: Empowering Communities to Change the Landscape.
There will be two sessions held on November 3, both featuring Professor and Director of the University of Buffalo Center for Urban Studies, Dr. Henry Louis Taylor, Jr.
The community is invited to attend one or both. Registration is required.
Session One | Student Union 270 | 1:30 PM–3:30 PM
| 1:30 PM–1:40 PM |
Welcome & Opening Remarks
Dr. Javiette Samuel, Associate Vice Chancellor for Diversity and Engagement & Director of Community Engagement and Outreach
Dr. Bob Kronick, Professor Emeritus
Clarence Vaugh, Director, Haslam College of Business, Office of Diversity and Community Relations |
| 1:40 PM– 2:30 PM |
Presentation
Dr. Henry Taylor, University at Buffalo, Founding Director of the Center for Urban Studies, presents The Challenge of Public Safety in the Age of Urban Violence: Lessons Learned from Buffalo |
| 2:30 PM–2:45 PM |
Q&A |
| 2:45 PM–3:30 PM |
Networking Reception |
Session Two | Beck Cultural Exchange Center | 6:00 PM–8:00 PM
| 6:00 PM–6:05 PM |
Welcome & Opening Remarks
Dr. Javiette Samuel, Associate Vice Chancellor for Diversity and Engagement & Director of Community Engagement and Outreach
Dr. Bob Kronick, Professor Emeritus
Clarence Vaugh, Director, Haslam College of Business, Office of Diversity and Community Relations |
| 6:05 PM–6:30 PM |
Presentation
Dr. Henry Taylor, University at Buffalo, Founding Director of the Center for Urban Studies, presents The Challenge of Public Safety in the Age of Urban Violence: Lessons Learned from Buffalo |
| 6:30 PM–7:00 PM
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Moderated Panel Discussion
Moderator
Renee Kesler, President, Beck Cultural Exchange Center
Panelists
Chief Paul Noel, Knoxville Police Department
Charme Allen, Knox County District Attorney General
Joseph Carrico, Special Agent in Charge, FBI Knoxville
Dr. Henry Taylor, Founding Director of the Center for Urban Studies |
| 7:00 PM |
Fireside Chat, Moderated by Clarence Vaughn |
| 7:25 PM–8:00 PM |
Networking, Roundtable Discussions, Tabling
Roundtable Hosts (Q&A):FBI-Knoxville, U.S. Attorney General Office, Knoxville Police Department, City of Knoxville, University of TN Police Department |