The Inauguration 2021 seminar is designed as an intensive virtual academic and experiential exploration of the American political landscape. Throughout the seminar, you will encounter a diverse range of people and hear from experts in a variety of academic and professional fields.
The goal of this intensive set of experiences is for you to develop a base of knowledge and understanding that will augment your prior academic learning and serve as a foundation for new insights well into the future.
Kick off the seminar with opening remarks from TWC's Chief Academic Officer and the Inauguration 2021 Faculty Director.
This session will review the role of the government in a public health crisis. The discussion will begin by examining the concept of public health itself, how it’s linked with federalism, the role of states versus the role of the federal government and how partisanship has affected the response to the COVID-19 crisis.
This session will examine what we can expect from the 46th President of the United States. Political journalists connect readers to the political figures they cover through articles and other opinion pieces.
Pennsylvania proved to be a pivotal state in the 2020 elections. In this session we will be joined by the Secretary of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania who will reflect on her state's election process.
This session will not just examine the various modes of voting, such as mail-in ballots and voting systems like rank choice voting, but also the topic of changing the electoral system.
Kick off each morning with remarks from the Inauguration 2021 Faculty Director. Dr. Azari will provide commentary from the previous day's sessions and set the stage for what you will hear today.
This back-to-back session will examine America's foreign policy agenda from a liberal perspective.
This back-to-back session will examine America's foreign policy agenda from a conservative perspective.
This session will examine structural racism and representation of the black electorate in the 2020 elections.
Kick off each morning with remarks from the Inauguration 2021 Faculty Director. Dr. Azari will provide commentary from the previous day's sessions and set the stage for what you will hear today.
This session will consider the current state of the Republican Party and it's future after the 2020 election.
This session will examine presidential transitions, from the lens of how much planning is involved, who gets to be in charge, how does the president-elect make decisions and how will he/she be ready on day one.
This session will explore the relationship between the media and the White House.
This session will cover the campaign through the transition with insight from a former RNC Chairman.
Kick off each morning with remarks from the Inauguration 2021 Faculty Director. Dr. Azari will provide commentary from the previous day's sessions and set the stage for what you will hear today.
This session will feature two commentators, one from the left and one from the right, one the same stage to give their take on the state of American politics.
This session will look at both major political parties and explore their strengths, weaknesses, and futures.
In this session TWC is partnering with the Bipartisan Policy Center to discuss how the 117th Congress can work together to create policy for the good of the government.
Kick off each morning with remarks from the Inauguration 2021 Faculty Director. Dr. Azari will provide commentary from the previous day's sessions and set the stage for what you will hear today.
Why is climate change a political issue? Bob Deans, author and director of strategic engagement for the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) Action Fund, the 501(c)(4) affiliate of the nation’s leading environmental advocacy organization, will discuss.
This session will explore the election outcomes, the agenda for the 117th Congress, and the future interaction of the new Congress with the new President.
This session will take a broad look at the history of the American presidency. How has the office changed and what can president-elect Biden learn from his predecessors?
Wrap up the seminar with final remarks from the Inauguration 2021 Faculty Director and TWC's Chief Academic Officer.
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