The Plato Society of Los Angeles Colloquium – The 2018 Midterms: Sorting Through the Results and What It Means Going Forward – November 29, 2018. Open to the Public.
Los Angeles, CA, November 13, 2018 --(PR.com)-- The PLATO Society of Los Angeles, a Domestic Nonprofit Organization, with 501(c)(3) status is excited to announce its November 2018 Colloquium: The 2018 Midterms: Sorting through the results and what it means going forward. By popular demand Prof. Dan Schnur is returning to PLATO for an election post-mortem. Event at Skirball Cultural Center; Address: 2701 N Sepulveda.
Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90049; 12:45 Coffee and Cookies, 1:30-3:00 Program.
Admission is free.
Dan is a Professor at USC's Annenberg School of Communications and at UC Berkeley's Institute of Governmental Studies. He is the Director for the "California lnfluencers" project, a statewide program in which 75 of the state's foremost experts in politics, policy and government discuss the 2018 campaign on a regular basis.
Previously, Dan worked on four presidential and three gubernatorial campaigns as one of California's leading political strategists. In 2010, Dan was appointed Chairman of the California Fair Political Practices Commission, where he implemented ground breaking campaign finance disclosure requirements.
Dan's commentaries have appeared in numerous national publications as well as on CNN, MSNBC, Fox News, and National Public Radio.
The PLATO Society
Lifelong Learning Center - Where Learning Never Ends.
At PLATO, the emphasis is on the enjoyment of learning, in a supportive environment where peers lead weekly study-discussion groups in which everyone participates. More than 70 different seven to fourteen-week courses are offered every twelve months. The topics change three times a year and are
selected by the over 400 active members.
Whether it's opera, forensic science, the American Revolution, hominids, great jury trials, films of noted directors like David Lean, literature, art, baseball or any provocative topic members choose to study, discussions are in depth. PLATO members come from a variety of backgrounds, but all share a love of learning.
PLATO encourages people to arrange for a visit its office in Westwood to sample the "PLATO experience." For more information, please go to its website or call the office Monday through Friday and talk with members at the Welcome desk. You can also learn about the many social opportunities at PLATO, where members come together to share common interests both on and off site.
The PLATO Society of Los Angeles
Phone: 310-443-7676
Email: office@ThePlatoSociety.org
Website: www.ThePlatoSociety.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ThePlatoSociety
Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90049; 12:45 Coffee and Cookies, 1:30-3:00 Program.
Admission is free.
Dan is a Professor at USC's Annenberg School of Communications and at UC Berkeley's Institute of Governmental Studies. He is the Director for the "California lnfluencers" project, a statewide program in which 75 of the state's foremost experts in politics, policy and government discuss the 2018 campaign on a regular basis.
Previously, Dan worked on four presidential and three gubernatorial campaigns as one of California's leading political strategists. In 2010, Dan was appointed Chairman of the California Fair Political Practices Commission, where he implemented ground breaking campaign finance disclosure requirements.
Dan's commentaries have appeared in numerous national publications as well as on CNN, MSNBC, Fox News, and National Public Radio.
The PLATO Society
Lifelong Learning Center - Where Learning Never Ends.
At PLATO, the emphasis is on the enjoyment of learning, in a supportive environment where peers lead weekly study-discussion groups in which everyone participates. More than 70 different seven to fourteen-week courses are offered every twelve months. The topics change three times a year and are
selected by the over 400 active members.
Whether it's opera, forensic science, the American Revolution, hominids, great jury trials, films of noted directors like David Lean, literature, art, baseball or any provocative topic members choose to study, discussions are in depth. PLATO members come from a variety of backgrounds, but all share a love of learning.
PLATO encourages people to arrange for a visit its office in Westwood to sample the "PLATO experience." For more information, please go to its website or call the office Monday through Friday and talk with members at the Welcome desk. You can also learn about the many social opportunities at PLATO, where members come together to share common interests both on and off site.
The PLATO Society of Los Angeles
Phone: 310-443-7676
Email: office@ThePlatoSociety.org
Website: www.ThePlatoSociety.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ThePlatoSociety
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