[Pols-l] POLS Invitation to see Senator Roger Marshall and Senator Bernie Sanders at KU

[Kennedy, John James]

Hello,

The Dole Institute is hosting Senator Roger Marshall and Senator Bernie Sandersfor a discussion of their collaborative work on legislation to address access to primary care on Thursday, April 18 from 7-8 pm.   Audrey Coleman director of the Dole has graciously offered POLS 11 tickets for this closed event: One faculty and 10 students.  Her e-mail message is below. I have the code for the online registration.  Once we have the faculty member and 10 students I will send the code for the online registration/tickets.

Let me know as soon as you can because the talk is on Thursday and the ticket offer ends tomorrow.

Take Care,
John



A late-breaking development I wanted to share:



We here the Dole Institute will have the opportunity to host Senator Roger Marshall and Senator Bernie Sanders this week - Thursday April 18 at 7:00-8:00 for a discussion of their collaborative work on legislation to address access to primary care.



Registration is required and free tickets will be available via the KU events calendar for those with a KU ID, but we are prioritizing students as seating is extremely limited.



In an effort to be sure our close campus partners are represented – I have a code for you for 11 seats (intended for 1 faculty/staff member and 10 students) if you would like to distribute these to individuals of your choice.



The held registrations would expire tomorrow Tuesday April 16 at 9, at which case they would go to the general pool.



Let me know if you want this code and further details, I will send to you ASAP.

John James Kennedy, Professor
Chair of the Political Science Department
University of Kansas

Office: Blake Hall, Room 521

Phone: 785-864-9025

E-mail: kennedy1 at ku.edu

Webpage: https://www.johnjameskennedy.com
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