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Our conference, “The Road Ahead for Higher Ed”, co-hosted with the Center for California Studies at Sacramento State and the League of Women Voters of Los Angeles, was a great success! We are delighted that so many people attended, that they were actively engaged in our panel discussions, and asked in-depth questions. Conversations kept going at lunch, at breaks and afterwards. Thank you all who came out.
Conference Program, Moderators, and Panelists
Related Materials:
1. “Brokering The 1960 Master Plan…,“by Dr. John Douglass from the book Responsible Liberalism.
2. “State Policy Leadership in Higher Education,” author Dr. Nancy Shulock (on panel #2)
Panel 1: Pat Brown And The History Of The Master Plan
