Three College of Law professors have been selected to speak in ASU President Michael Crow's 2009-2010 Community Enrichment Programs.
The programs are premier educational events that connect the Greater Phoenix community to ASU's visionary scholars and ideas through multi-week courses, single lectures and campus tours.
"What began as a grassroots engagement effort in 1998 has flourished into a successful program that connects more than 500 community members each year with the vision and intellectual power of a New American University," according to a brochure on the programs.
Michael J. Saks, Regents' Professor of law and psychology, will speak at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 16, at the Carefree Resort and Villas in Carefree, on "The lack of science in U.S. forensic science," including the major problems revealed in a recent national report and the overhaul required to fix them. Cost is $20 per person.
To read more or register for the events, click here.