Past Events

February 18, 2015	The Student Loan Mess: How It Got Here and Why It's Not Going Away Anytime Soon Joel Best, University of Delaware
February 4, 2015	Dodd-Frank, The JOBS Act, et al: A Plan? Political Ping-Pong? What? Joe Soraghan, Danna McKitrick
February 2, 2015	Major Donors Public Policy Roundtable Luncheon
January 22, 2015	Creating a Just and Inclusive America Xavier de Souza Briggs, Ford Foundation
January 20, 2015	Rising Inequality and Stagnation in the U.S. Economy Steve Fazzari, Washington University
December 17, 2014	The Case For and Against Secular Stagnation Tara Sinclair, Associate Professor of Economics, The George Washington University
December 16, 2014	Incentive Compensation and Pay Systems Judi McLean Parks, Washington University School of Business
December 8, 2014	Major Donors Public Policy Roundtable Luncheon
November 11, 2014	Washington After the Elections Steven Smith, Director, Weidenbaum Center, Professor of Political Science
November 3, 2014	Major Donors Public Policy Roundtable Luncheon
October 30, 2014	Weidenbaum Center Eliot Society Excursion
October 27, 2014	Earmarks, or The Puzzling Politics of "Pork Barrel" Spending in Congress Joseph White, Chair, Department of Political Science, Case Western University
October 20, 2014	Other People's Houses: How Decades of Bailouts, Captive Regulations, and Toxic Bankers Have Made Home Mortgages a Thrilling Business Jennifer Taub
October 17, 2014	A New World Order in the Middle East and Beyond - Tell Us Something We Don't Know Itai Sened, Department of Political Science, Washington University
October 15, 2014	Race and Politics of School Choice Mary E. Pattillo
October 13, 2014	Major Donors Public Policy Roundtable Luncheon
September 30, 2014	Payments and Security: We Can Do Better! Sydney Hicks, Co-Founder and Director, DeviceFidelity, Inc.
September 16, 2014	Importance and Ethics of National Security Jack Devine
September 15, 2014	Major Donors Public Policy Roundtable Luncheon
September 3, 2014	The Future of U.S. Commercial Banking: Relatively Free Market or Regulated Utility? David Kemper, Commerce Bank

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