Election Q&A Helps Students Sort Through 'Primary' Concerns

Published 03.21.2016

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    Alger (at center, in glasses) and Miller (seated) staff a question-and-answer table for students.The next informative event? A mock presidential debate, with students doubling as national candidates.The faculty member talks one-on-one with Sarah E. Ruhlman, a Web and interactive media major from New Oxford.Students with interest in this confusing, contentious and altogether compelling presidential election year found helpful information at a Wednesday Q&A in the Bush Campus Center hallway. Organized by the Residence Life Office, the event featured Craig A. Miller, assistant professor of history/political science, and Resident Assistant James S. Alger, an aviation maintenance technology student from Campbelltown.
    Photos by Caleb G. Schirmer, student photographer

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