Making Sense of the Election:

 Political Science, Polling, and their Perils

A discussion led by Professors Michael Franz and Andrew Rudalevige 

Pull up a front row seat to hear two of Bowdoin's 

engaging faculty members discuss elections and the 

pitfalls of attempting to project outcomes. 

Michael Franz, Associate Professor of Government

Chair of Government and Legal Studies Department, has taught at

Bowdoin since 2005. He has authored numerous publications focusing on

the history of elections and campaign advertising.

Andrew Rudalevige, Thomas Brackett Reed Professor of

Government, arrived at Bowdoin in 2012 after twelve years in the political

science department at Dickinson College. He studies American political

institutions, with an emphasis on the modern presidency and interbranch

relations. 

Wednesday, September 28 

5:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.

6:00 pm remarks begin 

Pierce Atwood 

254 Commercial Street

Portland, ME  

 Light refreshments will be served.

$15 per person 

Register Today: 

https://alumni.bowdoin.edu/gateway/clubs/making-sense-of-the-election

For more information: 207-725-3266 or alumni@bowdoin.edu
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Professor Rudalevige is also the narrator of "Founding Principles," a fifteen-part series dedicated to civics.

Now available on the Bowdoin website: www.bowdoin.edu/founding-principles/, as well as, on public television stations in New Hampshire and Vermont.