MARCH 15, 2010
Education and the Economy
Does the U.S. workforce need more college graduates to remain an economic power? Former Education Secretary Margaret Spellings was among those debating this question Friday in a Miller Center National Debate. The debate is available to watch online in its entirety. Click here for more details. And tell us what you think on our Facebook page or by tweeting @miller_center.
In The News...
The Miller Center’s Brian Balogh recently published “`Keep Your Government Hands Off My Medicare:' A Prescription that Progressives Should Fill” in The Forum, a journal of applied research in contemporary politics. Click here to read the full article.
AMERICAN PRESIDENT
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Program Highlights
The Miller Center has just published Intelligence: Gathering, Analysis & Dissemination. Click to read the entire volume or visit the series homepage to watch the forums.
Former Secretaries of Transportation Norman Mineta and Sam Skinner led the inaugural David R. Goode National Transportation Policy Conference.
Climate Policy Blueprint proposes steps toward a government climate strategy. More Information | Download the Report [PDF].
Events
Full Schedule of Miller Center Events
Last spring, the National Discussion and Debate Series debated the right to universal health care.
The Miller Center wraps up its 2009 National Discussion & Debate Series.
Find television coverage in your area: PBS Schedule.
Watch Online: Infrastructure | Iran | Affirmative action | Energy
Washington D.C. Office
Expanding from its base in Charlottesville, the Miller Center has opened a Washington, D.C. office. Its location at 1900 K St. brings the Miller Center closer to national policymakers and will help the Center build on its work developing practical policy solutions as well as facilitate its unparalleled study of the American presidency.
MILLER CENTER FOUNDATION
Campaign for the Miller Center
The Miller Center Foundation is raising $39.5 million to advance the mission of the Miller Center of Public Affairs through enhanced programs, facilities and outreach. Support American democracy by helping to make the Miller Center a national meeting place like no other.
Campaign for the Miller Center
The Miller Center Foundation is raising $39.5 million to advance the mission of the Miller Center of Public Affairs through enhanced programs, facilities and outreach. Support American democracy by helping to make the Miller Center a national meeting place like no other.
