Next panel moderate this Panel Session between our three scholars. I wanted to tell you why im here because youre wondering why cspans coceo would be in a first ladys panel, but we worked and for a full year with the white house historical association back in 2013 and 2014 to do a full Television Series on the first ladies with a biography for each one of them for our network and it what did my interest and ive stayed interested ever since and im learning more as this day goes on our panel is on first ladies and communication first ladies have marvelous opportunity to pursue public policy objectives and also aids their husbands in both their political and policy goals for their administration and the tool that they do it is public communication. Were going to learn more about that from our three panelists. Let me introduce them to you briefly. Diana carlin is Professor Emerita of communication at saint Louis University where she also served as associate provost for graduate and global
Have marvelous opportunity to pursue public policy objectives and also aids their husbands in both their political and policy goals for their administration and the tool that they do it is public communication. Were going to learn more about that from our three panelists. Let me introduce them to you briefly. Diana carlin is Professor Emerita of communication at saint Louis University where she also served as associate provost for graduate and global education. Shes taught courses on first ladies through over 30 years now and has written book chapters on several modern first ladies. She lectures to a wide variety of groups on their legacy and teaches lifelong Learning Courses about them her interest in first ladies grew out of her Research Work on women in politics when she realized that the countrys first women politicians were in fact the first ladies shes going to be giving us an overview of several first Ladies Approach to communications. Stacy cordary is a professor in History Dep
Polar destinationstoday. Millions traveled over memorial Day Weekend for a return to normalcy. It evening and thank you for joining us, i am ama daetz. Lets take the live look at some of our traffic, right now we have shots from interstate 80 and on the east we have Walnut Creek in the middle and the Bay Bridge on the right coming into the city which was really congested earlier in the day. Aaa projected that 34 million americans were planning road trips for the long holiDay Weekend, some of them on their way back home at this hour. Lets take a live look at Santa Cruz beach, look at all the people still a pretty good crowd out there this evening, many flocked to the Sand Longing for what life was like before the pandemic. That does not mean businesses work quite ready for the rush. Reporter this afternoon the return of Holiday Traffic on highway 17. Bumper to Bumper Ring a sense of normalcy has drivers made their way from the valley to the beach. It is nice out and and and a be able to
Here because youre wondering why cspans coceo would be in a first ladys panel, but we worked and for a full year with the white house historical association back in 2013 and 2014 to do a full Television Series on the first ladies with a biography for each one of them for our network and it what did my interest and ive stayed interested ever since and im learning more as this day goes on our panel is on first ladies and communication first ladies have marvelous opportunity to pursue public policy objectives and also aids their husbands in both their political and policy goals for their administration and the tool that they do it is public communication. Were going to learn more about that from our three panelists. Let me introduce them to you briefly. Diana carlin is Professor Emerita of communication at saint Louis University where she also served as associate provost for graduate and global education. Shes taught courses on first ladies through over 30 years now and has written book c