Issues Affecting America: Responsible
Citizenship Fall 2008
Featured Panel
- Azedine
Layachi, Ph.D.
- William Bryne,
Ph.D.
- Richard
Flanagan, Ph.D.
- Jeffrey Kraus,
Ph.D.
This is the final event of the Three-College Lectures Series. It
is open to students from St. John’s, Wagner College and the College
of Staten Island, as well as invited high school students, civic
leaders, local elected officials and their staffs, local political
groups and the general public. A collaborative endeavor among the
three colleges, this lecture is intended to spark civic and
political participation among college students and young
adults.
A panel of noted scientists (Dr. Azedine Layachi and Dr. William
Bryne, St. John’s University, Department of Government and
Politics; Dr. Richard Flanagan, College of Staten Island,
Department of Political Science, Economics and Philosophy and Dr.
Jeffrey Kraus, Wagner College, Department of Government and
Politics) from the Three Colleges discuss the political
ramifications of the 2008 Presidential Election results. Points of
discussion include the demographic breakdown of the voting
constituencies and the impact on the future of policy making on
critical issues.
Registration
RSVP
for this event.
Sponsored by the Staten Island
Foundation
Date
Monday, November 17, 2008
Time
7 p.m.
Location
Spiro Hall, Room Two, Wagner
College