Debates around inclusive curriculum, school funding and more are among the issues voters will consider when casting ballots for November 5th’s elections. Ahead of a consequential presidential race for the United States and its students, Teachers College will convene a panel of discussants from across the political spectrum on Oct. 23 to explore the race’s impact on the most pressing issues in education today.
Liz Willen, Editor-in-Chief of The Hechinger Report; Jonathan Gyurko (Ph.D. ’12, Politics and Education) — Co-Founder and President of the Association of College and University Educators — and Ian Rowe, Senior Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute. (Photos courtesy of panelists)
“Education plays a crucial role in a democratic society,” explains Matthew J. Camp (Ph.D. ’21), Director of Government Relations & Community Engagement at TC. “We’re thrilled to create space for meaningful discourse with key voices in education policy.”
Submit your questions for our conversation with Jonathan Gyurko (Ph.D. ’12, Politics and Education) — Co-Founder and President of the Association of College and University Educators — and Ian Rowe, Senior Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, moderated by Liz Willen, Editor-in-Chief of The Hechinger Report.
[Don't miss “Education and the Election,” happening virtually on Oct. 23. Registration is required.]