Posted February 20, 2026
Adjunct Faculty, Photography
Johnson County Community College
2026 SPE Annual Conference: Catalyst for Exchange
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48:1 Spring 2015Journal
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a day ago via Instagram
One more day until we kick of Catalyst for Exchange! Be sure to learn more about, "Social Practice: Navigating Academia." Ken Marchionno, Kim Abeles, Jenny Jacklin-Stratton, Richard Shelton, and John Freyer will be discussing community engagement in academic settings. Join the conversation and find ways to involve your community! spenational.org ...
about 21 hours ago via Instagram
Jessica Labatte, Theresa Emmett, Elena Volkova, and Rachel Ballot will be engaging in a dialogue surrounding collaborative photography as ethical co-authorship in the session, "Reciprocity Reframed: Co-Creating in the Light of Belonging." Be sure to learn more about this session at spenational.org We cannot wait to see you tomorrow!
about 21 hours ago via Facebook
Jessica Labatte, Theresa Emmett, Elena Volkova, and Rachel Ballot will be engaging in a dialogue surrounding collaborative photography as ethical co-authorship in the session, "Reciprocity Reframed: Co-Creating in the Light of Belonging." Be sure to learn more about this session at spenational.org We cannot wait to see you tomorrow!