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Wye Fellows Discussion and Reception

Note: This is a past event, additional resources may be available below.

Thu Mar 10, 2016
Wye River, MD

Date

Thu Mar 10, 2016
12:00pm – 2:00pm EST

Location

Wye River, MD, United States
Wye River Conference Center
Houghton House

Contact

    [email protected]
    410.820.5432

Hosts

*This event is by invitation only

A Conversation with Walter Isaacson: Politics, Prose and Possibilities.

The discussion with Walter will focus on the 2016 Presidential electoral process and candidates. As an historian and frequent guest on CNBC and PBS his perspective on whether the current election climate is unusual or just part of the ebb and flow of the American political experience is one not to be missed. He will also share with us his thoughts on the “State of the Aspen Institute” and the Wye campus

Wye Fellows Discussion and Reception. A Conversation with Walter Isaacson: Politics, Prose and Possibilities.

*This event is by invitation only

A Conversation with Walter Isaacson: Politics, Prose and Possibilities.

The discussion with Walter will focus on the 2016 Presidential electoral process and candidates. As an historian and frequent guest on CNBC and PBS his perspective on whether the current election climate is unusual or just part of the ebb and flow of the American political experience is one not to be missed. He will also share with us his thoughts on the “State of the Aspen Institute” and the Wye campus

Wye Fellows Discussion and Reception. A Conversation with Walter Isaacson: Politics, Prose and Possibilities.