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Can Facts Alone Save Us?
Apr 3
As a long-serving NPR journalist, Larry Abramson covered stories ranging from national security and foreign affairs to education. In addition to his role as an editor and correspondent, Mr. Abramson has also been deeply involved in supporting the development of the profession of journalism, including leading NPR’s Diversity Initiative, conducting workshops on reporting ethics and most recently serving as Dean of the School of Journalism at the University of Montana.
Tickets for Abramson's lecture are $10 per person. Registration is required and space is limited. Please visit https://www.eventbrite.com/e/can-facts-alone-save-us-redefining-journalism-in-an-era-of-change-tickets-55680045515for more information and to reserve tickets.
For nearly 40 years, the Burton K. Wheeler Center at MSU has worked to provide opportunities for Montanans to explore and engage in non-partisan discussions of important policy topics. More information on the Wheeler Center is available at http://www.wheelercenter.org/ or by emailing wheelercenter@montana.edu.
An informed people is the basis of, and a necessity for, successful democratic government. The people of the United States are entitled to hear all sides to a question whether it be political, economic, social, racial or religious.
Senator Burton K. Wheeler
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The Burton K. Wheeler Center for Public Policy in Bozeman, MT, promotes the discussion, analysis and eventual resolution of critical issues facing Montana and the region. The Center holds conferences, sponsors research and lectures, publishes conference reports and maintains this webpage for Montanans and others who are seeking solutions to some of today's most pressing issues and problems.
The Center is located at Montana State University, Culbertson Hall Room 335, Bozeman, MT 59715. We welcome your comments and suggestions regarding our activities and conference topics. Please visit us or contact us.