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DESCRIPTION:The Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs will welco
 me Syracuse University Men’s Basketball Head Coach Jim Boeheim '66\, G’73 
 at 4 p.m.\, Friday\, Sept. 9\, for a wide-ranging discussion about the int
 ersection of life\, basketball and citizenship. Boeheim will take the stag
 e with Chris Faricy\, associate professor of political science and Hicker 
 Family Professor in Renewing Democratic Community.Boeheim has guided the O
 range to winning records in 45 of 46 campaigns and pushed Syracuse into th
 e postseason in all but four of his seasons. Syracuse has made 35 trips to
  the NCAA Tournament\, including Final Four appearances in 1987\, 1996\, 2
 003\, 2013 and 2016. The Orange won the national championship in 2003.Boeh
 eim enters the 2022-23 season ranked second among Division I head coaches 
 in victories\, trailing only former Duke mentor Mike Krzyzewski. Among Boe
 heim’s many honors\, in 2006 he was inducted into the James Naismith Memor
 ial Basketball Hall of Fame. He also served as an assistant coach on Krzyz
 ewski’s U.S. Olympic Team coaching staff that won gold medals in Beijing (
 2008)\, London (2012) and Brazil (2016).&nbsp\; This event is part of a se
 ries of discussions hosted by the Hicker Family Professor in Renewing Demo
 cratic Community to promote civil discourse and mutual understanding. Plea
 se watch the Maxwell calendar&nbsp\;for more events in October and Novembe
 r.&nbsp\;Please note this is a private event for the Syracuse University c
 ommunity: students\, faculty and staff.
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SUMMARY:Renewing Democratic Community: Basketball\, Leadership and Citizens
 hip
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>The Maxwell School of Citizenship and Publi
 c Affairs will welcome Syracuse University Men’s Basketball Head Coach Jim
  Boeheim '66\, G’73 at 4 p.m.\, Friday\, Sept. 9\, for a wide-ranging disc
 ussion about the intersection of life\, basketball and citizenship. Boehei
 m will take the stage with Chris Faricy\, associate professor of political
  science and <a href="https://www.maxwell.syr.edu/news/article/basketball-
 legend-s-gift-turns-frustration-to-hope">Hicker Family Professor in Renewi
 ng Democratic Community</a>.</p><p>Boeheim has guided the Orange to winnin
 g records in 45 of 46 campaigns and pushed Syracuse into the postseason in
  all but four of his seasons. Syracuse has made 35 trips to the NCAA Tourn
 ament\, including Final Four appearances in 1987\, 1996\, 2003\, 2013 and 
 2016. The Orange won the national championship in 2003.</p><p>Boeheim ente
 rs the 2022-23 season ranked second among Division I head coaches in victo
 ries\, trailing only former Duke mentor Mike Krzyzewski. Among Boeheim’s m
 any honors\, in 2006 he was inducted into the James Naismith Memorial Bask
 etball Hall of Fame. He also served as an assistant coach on Krzyzewski’s 
 U.S. Olympic Team coaching staff that won gold medals in Beijing (2008)\, 
 London (2012) and Brazil (2016).&nbsp\; </p><p>This event is part of a ser
 ies of discussions hosted by the Hicker Family Professor in Renewing Democ
 ratic Community to promote civil discourse and mutual understanding. Pleas
 e watch the <a href="https://www.maxwell.syr.edu/events">Maxwell calendar<
 /a>&nbsp\;for more events in October and November.&nbsp\;</p><p>Please not
 e this is a private event for the Syracuse University community: students\
 , faculty and staff.</p>
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