Successes, Strains, and Stories to Inspire: Conference Plenary Panel 2019
Panelists examined the efficacy of efforts to advance open inquiry within their local campus contexts. What problem were they looking to solve? What steps were needed to develop and implement a solution? What aspects of campus culture supported versus impeded change? This “heterodoxy in hindsight” conversation offers a retrospective understanding of what worked and why and highlights on-campus successes, strains, and stories to inspire.
Panelists
Samuel J. Abrams | Professor of Politics, Sarah Lawrence College; Visiting Scholar, The American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research
Maria Dixon Hall | Senior Advisor to the Provost, Southern Methodist University
Spencer Kelly | Department of Psychology, Associate Professor, Colgate University
Lara Schwartz | Director, American University Project on Civil Discourse, American University
Moderator
Megan McArdle | The Washington Post
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