Ever since President Reagan’s skills on camera earned him the name of Great Communicator, a rush of changes in media has upended the way the president communicates and the way White House correspondents cover the beat. Join the Education Team at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute as a panel of White House reporters, scholars, and historians break down how this relationship works, what it means for our democracy, and how the press corps respond to 5 am Tweets.Panel of speakers include:
Moderator: Margaret Talev, President, White House Correspondents Association
Lou Cannon, Author and Former White House Correspondent, Washington Post
John Woolley, Presidential Historian, UC Santa Barbara
Jonathan Karl, White House Correspondent, ABC News
This event is co-sponsored by the White House Correspondents’ Association.
This is a free event to attend, but registration is required.
Teachers, please join us! If you are attending as a school group, we ask for a 1-15 chaperone-to-student ratio. Attire is business casual. Bus scholarships are available to Title 1 schools upon completion of an application. Please email at education@reaganfoundation.org to request an application.
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