Videos

Students from Purdue University (West Lafayette, IN), the University of Denver (CO), George Mason University (Fairfax, VA), and Northwestern University Medill School of Journalism’s Washingt…

Dr. John Splaine, and by phone Dr. Robert Browning and David Debs talked about the different methods employed in their respective classrooms when teaching about the writings of Alexis de Toc…

Professor Robert Browning discussed the purpose behind the Purdue University Public Affairs Video Archives.

A series of interviews and viewer telephone calls, before a studio audience, highlighted the benefits of C-SPAN as an educational resource. Professor Browning described the Public Affairs Vi…

Professor Robert Browning spoke on the background of the Public Affairs Video Archives, an institution that makes videotapes of public affairs programming available for purchase by educators…

Political science and communication scholars discussed their conclusions following a conference on original research conducted with the use of public affairs programming from the Public Affa…

Political science and communication scholars spoke in a forum on the 1992 presidential campaign during a research symposium. The scholars discussed both the physical and rhetorical campaign …

Political scientists participated in a forum on the role of television in the modern Senate during a research symposium. Following a video introduction showing both typical and unusual occur…