Maine Heritage Policy Center: Morning Panel Discussion Added! Join us for Global Illusions and the Future of American Higher Education‏

Exciting update!  We are pleased to add a morning panel discussion. Don't miss out! See details below and register today if you have not already done so.   Global Illusions  Bowdoin’s Post-Citizens and the  Future of American Higher Education   P R E S E N T E D  B Y Dr. Herbert London President Emeritus, Hudson Institute   Thursday, February 6, 2014

M O R N I N G  P A N E L  D I S C U S S I ON   Dr. KC Johnson Professor, City University of New York   Dr. John Fonte Director, Center for American Common Culture, Hudson Institute    A F T E R N O O N  P A N E L  D I S C U S S I ON   Dr. Michael Poliakoff Vice President of Policy, American Council of Trustees and Alumni   Dr. Susan Shell Chair, Department of Political Science Boston College   Dr. Peter Wood President, National Association of Scholars P L E A S E  J O I N  U S   Inn at Brunswick Station 4 Noble Street | Brunswick, Maine 04011   Morning Panel Discussion 9:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.   Luncheon 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Afternoon Panel Discussion 1:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. $35 per person includes both panels and lunch   Register Here

Please join us for an in-depth presentation and discussion about the recent report,  What Does Bowdoin Teach?  How A Contemporary Liberal Arts College Shapes Students.  Dr. Herbert London, Dr. Peter Wood, Dr. KC Johnson, Dr. Michael Poliakoff, Dr. Susan Shell and Dr. John Fonte will discuss how higher education in America has transformed from strong intellectual traditions, a core curriculum, and a commitment to Western Civilization, to a new focus on race, class, gender, and the environment.  Out went the old style of scholarly generalists as teachers, and in came the new style of research specialists as faculty members.  The new Bowdoin dedicated itself to the achievement of social justice and to reshaping America in the image of progressive politics.     R E S E R V A T I O N S   Call 207-321-2550 E-mail kclark@mainepolicy.org For more information please contact Ms. Kate Clark