DENVER— Leaders in the field of the study of political campaigns will provide an Election 2012 recap at a panel discussion on Friday, Nov. 9 at the University of Denver’s Craig Hall.
Matt Barreto from the University of Washington, Sunshine Hillygus from Duke University, John Sides from George Washington University and Lynn Vavreck from UCLA, will share their impressions in a discussion moderated by University of Denver political science professors Seth Masket, Peter Hanson, and Nancy Wadsworth. The panel will compare this election to previous elections, discuss key campaign turning points, and share lessons learned.
The event is sponsored by the Office of the Provost and the Political Science Department of the University of Denver. It is the final panel in the University’s Debate Event Series, a year-long series of lectures, talks, performances and enrichment courses designed to enhance the community’s understanding of the political process.
| What: | The 2012 Election: What Happened?
Messages and Meanings of the Presidential Election
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| When: | Friday, Nov. 9, 1-3 p.m. |
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| Where: | Craig Hall Community Room, 2148 S. High Street, Denver |
| Parking: | Paid metered parking is available on the ground floor of Evans Parking Structure, located at the southeast corner of Evans Avenue and High Street, with entrances off High Street and eastbound Evans Avenue.
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| RSVP: | The event is free and open to the public. RSVPs are being collected at https://udenver.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_9HoerINn5yuGajP
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| Media Coverage: | Members of the media are invited to attend. Please contact Jordan Ames, (303) 871-2781 or jordan.ames@du.edu.
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Contact: Jordan Ames
Phone: (303) 871-2781
E-mail: Jordan.Ames@du.edu