The Gabby Petito Story – Fireside Chat

Join us for a powerful and informative discussion on Gabby Petito’s story and the warning signs that were missed.

The event features Nicole Schmidt and Tara Petito, Co-Founders of the Gabby Petito Foundation, alongside Nicky Ali Jackson, Professor of Criminal Justice, and Gisele Casanova, Chair of the Department of Psychology.

This event is free and open to students, faculty and community members.

For questions, please contact Nicky Ali Jackson.

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