Ensuring a Full Education

Founded by the Burke Society, Conservatism 101 helps students, professors, and administrators introduce a course on conservatism to their college campuses.

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C101 Seminar at Georgetown University

Special thanks to conservative leaders Craig Shirley, Donald Divine, Bradley Blakeman, Katie Pavlich, Chris Malagisi and Robert Costa for an outstanding discussion about the nature of conservatism. Check out photos from the Georgetown seminar by clicking "Classes and Seminars" above.

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Roraig Finney shares his experiences of C101

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Bring a Conservative Course to Campus

Some students are fortunate enough to be at a university which allows them to propose new courses, but the majority are not. Bringing a course on conservatism to campus will require a detailed action plan, thorough research of university policies, and collaboration with supportive administrators, professors, and students.

A Network of Support

Conservatism 101 helps interested members of the campus community design customized academic syllabi, network with others devoted to this cause, and acquire access to legal advice, media contacts, and institutional support should the university suppress academic freedom.

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Conservatism 101 in the News
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Brown Spectator on Conservatism 101

One of the national stories coming out of Brown University this year, ironically, is about conservatism. Newspapers from the Boston Globe to the Honolulu Star-Advertiser are covering a new GISP called “Modern Conservatism in America.”

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The Daily Caller Highlights Conservatism 101

The 11-week course, referred to as Conservatism 101, aims to inform students of all political persuasions about the figures and thinkers who have built modern conservatism and to dispel stereotypes.

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Politico Coverage of Conservatism 101

This fall marked the start of the University of Virginia's new class on modern conservatism, an effort that sprung from like-minded students who felt that college classes skewed left.

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Tom Ashbrook Talks with Conservatism 101

They call it “Conservatism 101,” a course on modern conservative thought and voices. And every time it arrives at a campus, it’s news.

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The Conservatism 101 curriculum will be customized to meet the requirements of each college and the demands of interested students. Preview syllabi will be available soon.