LEWISTON, Idaho – Lewis-Clark State College will host its ninth annual Moore Honorary Lecture on Monday, Oct. 27, at noon via teams and in person.
The guest speaker this year is Nicole Foy and the topic will be “Objectivity, identity and what the past means for journalism’s future.”
Foy is the co-founder of Voces Internship of Idaho, a nonprofit that places young Idahoans in paid internships in Idaho newsrooms. She’s also an investigative reporter with a decade’s experience covering immigration, Latino communities, and government accountability across the West. Her work appears at ProPublica, CalMatters, the Austin American-Statesman, the Idaho Statesman, the Idaho Press and the Orange County Register.
The in-person event will be held in Sacajawea Hall, Room 115, and the Teams meeting can be accessed by using the Teams ID: 299 154 578 554 1 and Teams Passcode: gZ9rq6pR.
The Moore Honorary Lecture honors former LC State political science professor Richard Moore and his contributions to the college. Moore worked at LC State for 27 years, 1978-2005. He mentored several students and chaired the Faculty Senate and Faculty Association twice, and the Social Sciences Division for eight years, and was interim chair for the Nursing & Health Sciences Division. He also served as acting dean of the School of Arts and Sciences.
The lecture is sponsored by the LC State Social Sciences Division.
For more information, please contact professor Kylee Britzman (kjbritzman@lcsc.edu) at 208-792-2615 or professor Leif Hoffmann (lshoffmann@lcsc.edu) at 208-792-2818.