This panel featured insight and commentary from four executive team members of prominent AFSA chapters. They shared why they got involved in the national alumni movement, pro tips for running alumni group operations and advocacy efforts, and important lessons learned to date.
Moderator: Bryan Paul, Director of Alumni Advocacy & Curricular Fellow in the College Debates and Discourse Alliance, ACTA
Panelists: Peter Bonilla, Executive Director, MIT Free Speech Alliance Kevin Cook, Executive Director, Davidsonians for Freedom of Thought and Discourse Kaleigh Cunningham, Director of Outreach & Communications, Princetonians for Free Speech Dawn Toguchi, Executive Director, Open Discourse Coalition
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