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HIGHER EDUCATION’S WALK OF SHAME: DIRTY MONEY, DIRTY MORALS, AND LOSS OF INTIMACY
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Reviewed By: Council on Anthropology and Education
Wednesday, December 3, 2014: 2:00 PM-3:45 PM

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Teachers of Anthropology in Community Colleges
Organizers:  Wesley R Shumar (DREXEL UNIVERSITY)
Chairs:  David E Long (George Mason University)
Discussants:  Jane McEldowney Jensen (University of Kentucky)
2:00 PM
Student Debt, University Fees and the Politics of Legitimacy
Cris Shore (University of Auckland)
2:15 PM
Beaten Down, Measuring up: Deploying the Political Rhetoric of Numbers in Producing Legitimacy in Higher Education
Alex Posecznick (University of Pennsylvania)
2:30 PM
Once More Unto the Veil:  Piketty, Rawls, and Reimagining Higher education’s Purpose after the Neo-Liberal State
David E Long (George Mason University)
2:45 PM
Selling an Unknown Future: Risk, Debt, and Failure
Jonathan T Church (Arcadia University)
3:00 PM
The University As “House of Cards”
Wesley R Shumar (DREXEL UNIVERSITY)
3:15 PM
Discussant
Jane McEldowney Jensen (University of Kentucky)
3:30 PM
Discussion
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