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Alumni, students, faculty and friends gathered in Washington, D.C., to celebrate the Maxwell School’s 100th anniversary on May 31, 2024, with the Centennial Awards and Awards of Excellence.
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What Really Happened: The Hillary Clinton Campaign, and Its Lessons
Maxwell Auditorium
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State of Democracy Lecture
Amie Parnes and
Jon Allen, authors of Shattered:
Inside Hillary Clinton’s Doomed Campaign
Amie Parnes is
Senior Political Correspondent for The
Hill, and a regular CNN political analyst. Jon Allen is a columnist
for Roll Call,
and an adjunct professor at Northwestern University. Together they wrote
the #1 New York Times
bestselling story of the Clinton campaign. The two will discuss their
experiences covering the 2016 presidential election, speculate about some of
the political lessons the election suggests, and reflect on the current
political climate.
For more information, please contact Kelley Coleman by email at kgcolema@syr.edu or by phone at 315.443.9707.
Sponsored by the Campbell Public Affairs Institute
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