The First Lady's Soft Power Influence on Higher Education

Dole Institute of Politics public lecture · December 19, 2024

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Unidentified introducer opened the event, named the speaker as Dr. Diana Carlin, described the talk as about "the first lady's soft power influence on higher education," referenced the Dole Institute of Politics and the Midwestern Higher Education Compact, and summarized Carlin's roles and recent books (US First Ladies Making History and Leaving Legacies; Remember the First Ladies).

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Dr. Diana Carlin delivered a public lecture at the Dole Institute of Politics in Lawrence, Kansas on how U.S. first ladies have used "soft power" to influence higher education through speeches, philanthropy and initiatives; the talk included examples from Martha Washington through Jill Biden and concluded with audience questions about the history of the first lady's office.

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