Naeemah Clark

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What Happened Over the Summer? | A panel discussion

Civic Engagement Council September 10, 2018

The Council on Civic Engagement hosted an annual 90 minute recap of what happened over the 90 days of summer. This year’s panel included discussions about immigration, trade tariffs, and the Trump administration. This year’s panel and their areas of expertise: – Jessica Carew, assistant professor of political science, domestic policy – Baris Kesgin, assistant […]

The Power of Insecure | Naeemah Clark

Teaching & Learning Technologies October 3, 2017

Television programs have rarely depicted the truth about being a black woman in a world that doesn’t always celebrate their magical ways. Issa Rae, the creator of the HBO series Insecure, seems to have figured it out by normalizing professional and personal lives. This discussion, which features clips from the show, focuses on the authenticity […]

Community Connections | The Role Of Health and Wellness in the Advancement of a Community

Civic Engagement Council April 13, 2017

Community health experts gathered to discuss public health and wellness in Alamance County and in the nation. Participants included Kathy Colville, Director of Community Outreach, Cone Health, Dr. Katherine Johnson, Assistant Professor Public Health Studies, Stacie Saunders, Alamance County Health Director, and Naeemah Clark, Associate Professor of Communications. (241)

Stuff Happens… Stories of Change, Transition, and Transformation | Naeemah Clark

Truitt Center for Religious & Spiritual Life March 29, 2017

Naeemah Clark, associate professor in Elon’s School of Communications, tells her story of transformation when she learned that speaking the truth about your feelings really matters, regardless of what others may think. She explains, “I have learned that I’m allowed to speak my mind about what is sad, troubling, and mentally or physically painful. Even […]

Lessons Within Ferguson, MO | Community Forum

Civic Engagement Council August 27, 2014

Elon University professors and students filled McKinnon Hall on Aug. 27, 2014, to discuss race, privilege and justice following the Missouri police shooting death of an unarmed black man and subsequent protests that have galvanized the nation. (646)