Congrats to all of the graduates & our dear friends at The George Washington University. Cheers to you on this incredible accomplishment!
COUNTING DOWN THE HOURS NOW! Join us today at 7pm EDT for our 2024 #Commencement ceremonies! The George Washington University - College of Professional Studies & The Graduate School of Political Management https://lnkd.in/ejhNvNXC Congratulations, Class of 2024! #RaiseHigh!
Have you ever considered what it must be like for the President of the United States to go through the tedious task of moving from one residence to another like the rest of us? In the following infographic, take a look into just what a Presidential move at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue looks like for both the outgoing and incoming Presidents, along with their families and staff members. https://lnkd.in/gcdpYY9P
Associate Professor Tom Balcerski @tbalcerski of Eastern's @ecsuhistory appeared on NBC Connecticut's "Face the Fact" to provide insights into the history and use of presidential pardons. Balcerski discussed topics such as: 🔹 The tradition of pardons and their constitutional origins. 🔹 Historical examples, including group pardons and clemency efforts. 🔹 How pardons have evolved over time and their impact on governance. https://bit.ly/4iQdvim
Great session, pls check out the replay on YouTube. Wisdom from both sides of the political spectrum.
TUNE IN: WGA is LIVE with @PBSbooks to celebrate our 40th anniversary. Tune in for discussions with @GovernorGordon and former Western Governors, moderated by @JudyWoodruff. Watch live here: https://ow.ly/FJyB50SbY2J
Correspondence of Zachary Taylor and Millard Fillmore is now on LinkedIn! Consider following CCPS's project to learn more about Michael David Cohen and Amy Larrabee Cotz's work publishing Zachary Taylor and Millard Fillmore's letters!
The Correspondence of Zachary Taylor and Millard Fillmore is excited to join LinkedIn! Follow us to learn about the twelfth and thirteenth presidents, the United States before the Civil War, and our efforts to publish historical letters by diverse Americans. For more info, check out our website and blog. Between 1844 and 1853, Taylor led troops into the Republic of Texas and in the Mexican-American War, Fillmore helped lead the New York government and the University of Buffalo, and both served as the last two presidents from the Whig Party. They wrote and received letters on topics ranging from which books children should read to whether new immigrants should vote to what rights Black and Indigenous Americans should have to how divided the nation had become. We are publishing the letters, in print and online, so that readers can learn history from the words of those who lived through it.
FOCUS on how the Lansing Regional Chamber of Commerce promotes civility in politics and how Michigan is once again in the national spotlight with crucial races that will shape our future. Learn More on page 5: https://lnkd.in/egThbC4
The final review of The Georgia of the North is here: https://lnkd.in/ejcinCFM
Get to know Madiha Merchant and Stephanie Aferiat, and learn some practical tips about marijuana at work from Ogletree Deakins. All this and more in the latest newsletter from ACC Georgia - Association of Corporate Counsel!
Check out the Summer 2024 ACC Georgia Newsletter! https://lnkd.in/ein-rVZX
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