Conferences:
April 26-27, 2008
Chasing Success or Courting Failure: An In-Depth Look at the Attributes an American President Must Possess for Success.Massachusetts School of Law Conference Series.
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Updated Agenda 2/18/08
The event will feature discussions of the historical characteristics that have made presidents successful or unsuccessful throughout our history. Included in the event will be an in-depth discussion by leading historians and political scientists on whether the current slate of presidential candidates possess any of the trademark characteristics that have defined successful commander – in – chiefs throughout American history.
Over 16 Speakers, Including:
Michael Genovese, Loyola Marymount University on Sisyphus & Leviathan and The Modern Presidency
David Adler, Idaho State University , on The Constitutional Presidency
Tim Blessing, Alvernia College , on What the Eight Leading Presidents Have in Common
Lara Brown, Villanova University , on President William J. Clinton and Presidential Opportunism
Byron Daynes, Brigham Young University , on The Leadership Style of George Washington.
Gary Donato, Bentley College , on Lessons from the Continental Congress
Gene Healy, The CATO Institute, on The Cult of the Presidency
Donna Hoffman, University of Northern Iowa , and Alison Howard, Dominican University , on Clinton and Americorps and Presidential Leadership.
Philip Payne, St. Bonaventure University, on The Flawed Character of Warren G. Harding
William Pederson, Louisiana State University , on The Presidential Triumvirate: Washington, Lincoln & FDR
Richard Pious , Columbia University , on FDR and The Second World War
Brooks Simpson, Arizona State University , on President U.S. Grant
Itai Sneh, John Jay College , on President Jimmy Carter
Art Stewart, Stewart Strategies, on The George Bush MBA Style of Leadership.
Glen Sussman, Old Dominion University , and Byron Daynes, Brigham Young University, on the Leadership Style of Theodore Roosevelt and George W. Bush.
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