The Significance of Barack Obama’s Presidency

 

obamaposterA Panel Discussion on the Opportunities and Challenges that Face the 44th President in U.S. History

Wednesday, March 4, 6:00 – 8:00 p.m.
Student Union, Pace University, NYC Campus (webcast to PLV)
Pace students, faculty, staff and alumni are welcome to attend
Sponsored by the Office of Affirmative Action 

Join Pace faculty and administrators who have expertise and an informed perspective on the Obama Presidency as they share their views on topics such as the historical significance of an African American in the White House, Obama’s ability to garner support from young people, and the many challenges facing the U.S. both at home and abroad.
 
Panelists include:
  • Christopher A. Edwards, ’95, member, board of Trustees, Pace University, and Associate, Choate, Hall, and Stewart, LLP
  • Darnita Killian, EdD, Vice President, Student Affairs
  • Christopher Malone, PhD, Director, Pforzheimer Honors College; Associate Professor, Dept. of Political Science (moderator)
  • Meghana Nayak, Ph.D.,  Assistant Professor of Political Science
  • Joseph M. Pastore, Jr., PhD, Professor Emeritus of Management 
Each panelist will offer introductory remarks and then take pre-selected questions. Questions from the audience will be taken at the end of the discussion.
 
We encourage you to attend what will no doubt be a thought-provoking and insightful discussion.