Ivies & the Military [09]--Panel 1: Kathy Roth-Douquet: AWOL: Upper Classes & the Military

From: Ivies and the Military: Toward Reconciliation Conference, April 3-4, 2009, at Harvard Divinity School.

Panel 1: Were All in It Together: Social Class, Education, and Public Service.

(Part 2) Kathy Roth-Douquet, Esq., co-author of AWOL: The Unexcused Absence of America's Upper Classes from the Military and How it Hurts Our Country.

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The Ivies and the Military: Toward Reconciliation Conference was designed to address the complexities and nuances of the Ivy League / military relationship in a thoughtful way. Please watch all conference segments before leaving critical comments. Thank you! For next video in the series, click on username: HDSREM or: More From HDSREM.

The conference was a Harvard Divinity School student initiative, co-sponsored by the Deans Office and the Office of Student Life, Harvard Divinity School; the Dean of Students Office, Harvard Law School; Harvard ROTC Association; Harvard Kennedy School Armed Forces Club; Harvard Business School Armed Forces Alumni Association; Harvard Divinity School Life Together; Harvard Law School Armed Forces Association; Religion and Conflict Transformation Program, Boston University School of Theology and the Boston Theological Institute; Alumni and Friends of Princeton University ROTC; ALLIES: Alliance Linking Leaders in Education and the Services, a program of the Institute for Global Leadership at Tufts University; Harvard ROTC Alumni Fund; Weatherhead Center for International Affairs, Harvard University; and the Command and General Staff College Foundation.

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