
Ask the Experts: Immigration reform in America
Assistant Professor of Sociology Elizabeth Durden discusses the push for immigration reform in America, and why the movement has a good chance of succeeding.
Welcome to the "Ask the Experts" archive that highlights the expertise of Bucknellians in a range of topics related to current news events and other timely subjects.
Assistant Professor of Sociology Elizabeth Durden discusses the push for immigration reform in America, and why the movement has a good chance of succeeding.
Associate Professor of Political Science and International Relations Zhiqun Zhu tackles the reasons behind North Korea's nuclear sabre-rattling.
Provost Mick Smyer, recently appointed to the National Academy of Social Insurances, looks at the fiscal health of entitlement programs, and how they can be saved.
Visiting Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering Sarah Manoogian discusses what can be done to decrease the number of concussions in football.
Associate Professor of Political Science Scott Meinke discusses Washington's political environment, and what we can expect from President Obama over the next four years.
With doomsday drawing near, Associate Professor of Physics and Astronomy Ned Ladd discusses the end of the world.
Greg Krohn, associate professor of economics, explains what the "fiscal cliff" really is and what could happen if the country goes over it.
With Election Day behind us, Bucknell political science professors analyze the results, and where the country goes from here.
With the election just days away, Amy Wolaver, associate professor of economics, analyzes the debate over Medicare, health care costs and the $716 billion figure that keeps popping up.
Chris Ellis, assistant professor of political science, on why the first presidential debate may cause Republican enthusiasm to surge.
Chris Magee, professor of economics, discusses how economic factors can help predict the next president of the United States.
Scott Meinke, associate professor of political science, has been following Pennsylvania's voter ID law as it works its way through the court system. He weighs in on the latest developments, and what they mean for voters.
Chris Ellis, assistant professor of political science, breaks down President Obama's convention speech and explains why we should expect the race to remain tight through Election Day.
Nearly a year to the day after the remnants of Hurricane Lee caused historic flooding in central Pennsylvania, Craig Kochel, professor of geology, says what remains of Hurricane Isaac could turn toward Lewisburg.
Associate Professor of Political Science Scott Meinke discusses what Republican Presidential nominee Mitt Romney achieved with his convention speech, and where the election goes from here.
Scott Meinke, associate professor of political science, discusses the Supreme Court ruling on the Affordable Care Act.
Gary Steiner, John Howard Harris Professor of Philosophy, discusses animal rights and the vegan imperative.
Assistant Professor of English G.C. Waldrep talks about how poetry helps us explain the world.
Eric Kennedy, assistant professor of biomedical engineering, discusses child injury prevention.
Dina El-Mogazi, director of the Campus Greening Initiative, discusses environmental sustainability efforts on campus.
Ask the Experts: David Rovnyak, associate professor of chemistry, describes the University's NMR imager and its role in undergraduate research.
Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering Emily Geist, Class of '03, discusses her research to improve arthroscopic hip surgery.
Anjalee Hutchinson, assistant professor of theatre and dance, discusses devised theatre, what motivates humans to act, and why the Academy Awards really aren't that important.
William R. Gruver, Bucknell University's Howard I. Scott Clinical Professor of Global Commerce, Strategy and Leadership, examines the European debt crisis and what it means for America.
Dennis Hawley, associate vice president for facilities, discusses Academic West and downtown projects
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