Throughout the fall semester, the Myra Kraft Open Classroom series will explore the choices facing the American electorate in the 2016 presidential election. Open Classroom is a semesterlong seminar series that is free and open to the Northeastern community and the public.
Throughout the fall semester, the Myra Kraft Open Classroom series will explore the choices facing the American electorate in the 2016 presidential election.
Open Classroom is a semesterlong seminar series that is free and open to the Northeastern community and the public. The first class of the fall semester is Wednesday night.
“The goal is to foster discussion—not focus primarily on speeches—and really wrap our heads around what’s been happening here in this election,” says Christopher Bosso, professor of public policy at Northeastern. Bosso is running the Open Classroom series this semester with Michael Dukakis, Distinguished Professor of Political Science and the 1988 Democratic presidential nominee.
The series will examine the U.S. presidential race from many different angles. Read the full story at news@Northeastern for five things to watch for—and reasons to attend.
