2018 Wilder Symposium, October 3rd @ 6:00 pm

Wilder School at VCU


Come to hear a robust discussion of the current challenges and opportunities for urban communities with speakers including:
L. Douglas Wilder, 66th Governor of Virginia
Susan Gooden, Ph.D., interim dean of the Wilder School
• U.S. Rep. Robert “Bobby” Scott of Virginia’s 3rd District
Melody Barnes, chair, Aspen Institute Forum for Community Solutions and Opportunity Youth Forum
and former assistant to the president and director, White House Domestic Policy Council
Anthony “Tony” Miller, deputy secretary and chief operating officer, U.S. Department of Education
William “Bill” Spriggs, Ph.D., chief economist, AFL-CIO, professor of economics, Howard University,
and former assistant secretary for the Office of Policy at the Department of Labor
Fabrizio Fasulo, Ph.D., director of the Wilder School’s Center for Urban and Regional Analysis
Genevieve Siegel-Hawley, Ph.D., associate professor, Educational Leadership, VCU School of
Education
Benjamin Teresa, Ph.D., assistant professor, Wilder School’s Urban and Regional Studies and Planning
program
Robert Holsworth, Ph.D., managing principal of DecideSmart, will moderate
Matthew Conrad, executive director of government and board relations for VCU, will make

Questions? Contact Angelica Bega at (804) 828-8520 or [email protected].
To submit a question for the panelists’ consideration, email [email protected].
#WilderForum2018

The event is free and open to the public.
6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
W.E. Singleton Center, 922 Park Ave., Richmond, Va.
Wednesday, October 3, 2018

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