Communications and Civility in Our Democracy
S.E. Cupp
Thursday, 05 Sep 2019 at 7:00 pm – Great Hall, Memorial Union
S.E. Cupp is a political commentator, culture critic, and author of Why You're Wrong About The Right, Behind the Myths and Losing Our Religion. She brings a conservative, feminist perspective to her weekly program on CNN, Unfiltered, and is recognized for encouraging honest and respectful dialogue around politics, religion, and the media in American life. In addition to her commentary for CNN, Cupp hosts her own radio show and writes a regular column in the New York Daily News and on The Daily Caller. She was previously a co-host on MSNBC’s The Cycle. Greenlee School of Journalism and Communication 2019 Summit KeynoteS.E. Cupp's keynote address is free and open to the public.
Greenlee Summit (Friday, September 6 - Scheman Building): Students are invited to attend speakers and sessions freely throughout the day and need not register in advance. Registration is required for community leaders, professionals, and educators to attend summit events. More information and registration details
The University Bookstore will be on site to sell copies of Losing Our Religion
About the 2019 Greenlee Summit - Friday, September 6, 2019, Scheman Building
Join hundreds of community leaders and professionals from across the country plus Iowa State University educators and students. The Greenlee Summit is a unique opportunity for professional leaders, educators and students to learn from and have productive dialogue with experts from various industry segments and respected national organizations.
This year's Greenlee Summit has a unique focus on the relationship between communications, politics and civility. Various speakers, panels and moderated discussions will identify how we can foster civil discourse, and help people understand we are a more informed and productive society when we are committed to civility - as individuals and professionals.
More information and registration details
Cosponsored By:
- Association of Women in Communication Central Iowa Student Chapter
- Greenlee School of Journalism & Communication
- Committee on Lectures (funded by Student Government)
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