Humphrey Fellows at Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication – ASU
Exploring the world through servant leadership
By Alexa Salari and Namgay Zam Sheryl Sandberg is an American technology executive (COO, Facebook), a gender activist, and author of the highly successful book, Lean In. Some might say she is as …
Sheryl Sandberg – Leaning In and Leading Read More
By Marta Cerava, Darko Ivanovic, Josh Burton Three speeches on three different key points on Margaret Thatchers trademark “Iron lady’s” policies. They define our perspective on her decision making, leadership …
Cards from conservative cell Read More
by: Miguel Otarola, Criselda Caringal, Alla Nadezhkina It all started with one newscast: On a fateful day in 1984, a vocalist of a punk band watched a prime time newscast …
The Power of One Read More
By Sarah Jarvis This is likely the only chance I’ll have to talk about Hamilton here, so I’m taking that chance. I’ve been listening to that musical a lot lately, …
‘Hamilton’ and the morality of modern political campaigns Read More
By Claire, Emma, Raj and Cody Early Life Mohandas Gandhi (1869-1948), also known as Mahatma (which means ‘great soul’) Gandhi, is most well known for being a peaceful leader …
The leadership of Mohandas Gandhi Read More
By Miguel Otárola I don’t think I’ve ever seen a Ben Carson or Donald Trump supporter with my own eyes. Only yesterday did I see my first pair of Carson …
Echo chamber: My journey to find Ben Carson supporters Read More
Love him or hate him, Donald Trump is a major factor in American politics today. Not only has he used his celebrity status to dominate the airwaves, he may just …
Donald Trump, the master of the new political media paradigm Read MoreBy Chandler Longbons Today it’s hard to escape the reality that presidential elections are a year away. Chances are, if you have a smartphone, a television or computer you’ve been …
The Evolution of Election Coverage Read More
This election cycle politicians have a new opponent to worry about: smartphones. In the spring of 2011, it was estimated that about 1/3 of Americans owned a smartphone. Now, just four …
Politicians and Smartphones Read More
Reviewed by Isel Caringal People who want to be president of the United States should be able to answer tough questions. ~ CNBC Communications VP Brian Steel ~ The third …
When a Debate becomes the Debate Read More