2008 Faith and Finance:
The Twin Pillars of American Politics

	Dates:	from 4/9/2008 7:00 pm to 4/30/2008 9:00 pm (Pacific Time)
	Hosted By:	UW College of Arts and Sciences and the UW Alumni Association 206-543-0540 or 1-800-AUW-ALUM
	RSVP by:	April 29, 2008 at 5:00 pm (Pacific Time)

Issues of economics and religion drive today's political conversations, but are we fully aware of the ramifications when pollsters, politicians, and the press develop strategies based in the power of these forces? Wednesdays in April, eavesdrop on David Domke, associate professor of Communication, and Mark Smith, associate professor of Political Science, as they discuss how and why these topics came to dominate political debate. Ample time for audience questions will follow each short lecture. Vist the web site.

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Issues of economics and religion drive today's political conversations, but are we fully aware of the ramifications when pollsters, politicians, and the press develop strategies based in the power of these forces? Wednesdays in April, eavesdrop on David Domke, associate professor of Communication, and Mark Smith, associate professor of Political Science, as they discuss how and why these topics came to dominate political debate. Ample time for audience questions will follow each short lecture. Vist the web site.