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The Center for Civic Education's National Advisory Council provides insight to Center leadership and staff on strategic issues facing the organization. This includes advice on programming, communications, and long-term planning in the national civic and constitutional education fields.
The National Advisory Council is composed of leaders spanning a variety of fields—members of the judiciary, distinguished academics, private-sector leaders, and program alumni—all dedicated to the Center’s mission: to develop an enlightened citizenry by increasing understanding of the principles, values, and history of constitutional democracy.
Lauren Bell, PhD
Lauren Bell, PhDJames L. Miller Professor of Political Science, Randolph-Macon College
Zelalem Bogale, Esq.
Zelalem Bogale, Esq.In-House Counsel at Berkshire Hathaway Energy, Adjunct Professor at University of Nevada, Reno
Benjamin Boyce
Benjamin BoyceDirector of Civics Outreach and Strategic Partnerships, The Hamilton School at the University of Florida
Keahe Davis
Keahe DavisProgram Specialist, Hawaii Commission to Promote and Advance Civic Education (PACE)
Dr. Francene Engel
Dr. Francene EngelPolitical Scientist & Constitutional Scholar with Maryland Council for Civic and History Education
Trish Everett
Trish EverettSocial Science Teacher, Windermere Preparatory School
Elizabeth Fakoya
Elizabeth FakoyaPre Law Student at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Benjamin Glickman
Benjamin GlickmanSupervising Deputy Attorney General, California Department of Justice
Dr. Susan Leeson
Dr. Susan LeesonRetired Justice, Oregon Supreme Court
Alex Marston
Alex MarstonSubcommittee Staff Director, Committee on Homeland Security, U.S. House of Representatives
Sean McClelland, Esq.
Sean McClelland, Esq.Assistant Federal Public Defender
Dan Taubman
Dan TaubmanSenior Judge, Colorado Court of Appeals
Jayson Wilkinson
Jayson WilkinsonDirector of Program, SchoolKit
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