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Challenging Topics, key thought leaders…
Join us, Tuesday, August 29th for McCuistion tapings on some really thought provoking issues:
Starting at 2:00 PM, continuing until 8:30 PM.
TOPICS
2:45 PM: The Opioid Crisis
Lee Fitzgerald: Interventionist; CAADC, BRI.
Paul L. Hokemeyer, PhD: Clinical and consulting psychotherapist.
3:45 PM: The State of the State of Texas
Vance Ginn: Texas Public Policy Foundation, Economist, Center for Fiscal Policy
Cal Jillson, PhD: Professor and chair of the Department of Political Science , Southern Methodist University, Author Lone Star Tarnished: A Critical Look at Texas Politics and Public Policy
Ray Perryman,PhD: President and CEO of The Perryman Group, economic research and analysis firm
Vance Ginn: Texas Public Policy Foundation, Economist, Center for Fiscal Policy
Cal Jillson, PhD: Professor and chair of the Department of Political Science , Southern Methodist University, Author Lone Star Tarnished: A Critical Look at Texas Politics and Public Policy
Ray Perryman,PhD: President and CEO of The Perryman Group, economic research and analysis firm
4:30 PM: Write Your Congressman!
Randy Ford: Founder- CEO, National Write Your Congressman
Cal Jillson PhD: Professor and chair of the Department of Political Science , Southern Methodist University
5:20 PM: What You Need To KNow About Cyber Security
Israel Martinez: CEO, Axon Global, Chairman of the Global Manufacturing ISAO.
James Myers: Senior Business Security Advisor, InfoSec Advisory, Inc.
Murat Kantarcioglu, PhD: Director, UTD Data Security and Privacy Lab.
Refreshment Break
6:45 PM: Blockchain, Bitcoin and Digital Currencies: Business Basics You Need To Know
Terry Brock, CPAE: International Consultant, Contributing Writer, Business Journals
William Greene: Assistant Professor of Political Science, South Texas College
7:30 PM: The Issues With North Korea (in process)
Stay for one, two or all programs. Please arrive 30 minutes before the program you’d like to attend so we may guarantee you a place as seating is limited.
RSVP to Niki McCuistion, nikimccuistion@gmail.com
Location: Le Croy Center, Richland College | 9596 Walnut Street, Dallas 75243
Guests are still in process… We’ll keep you updated as we add to our list.
We look forward to your joining us.
As always on McCuistion we keep talking about things that matter… with people who care. And please don’t forget that for the last 28 years it’s viewer contributions, and generous funders; Hatton W. Sumners, among others who keep us on the air.
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