Undergraduate Career Development Webcasts
Join us this spring with the “Graduate School 101” webcast series! Learn about what grad school is really like, what it takes to get accepted to your dream program, get advice on choosing a graduate program in your discipline, and find out how IHS can help you along the way.
Graduate Career Development Webcasts
For graduate students IHS has seminars lined up to help you navigate your career path in academia. The lineup includes overviews of entering the academic job market, publishing, and career strategy. Additional seminars will provide insights into teaching, developing an effective public voice, and opportunities for intellectual development.
Faculty Career Development Webcasts
Join IHS this spring for an online seminar series on advancing liberty while establishing a successful academic career. The lineup includes insights into the revolution in online higher ed, tactics for teaching online, and balancing the many aspects of a professor’s life.
Living Liberty Intellectual Webcasts
Tax Day Special: Why The 16th Amendment Really Is The Root Of All Evil
- April 15, 8:00-9:00 PM EDT
- Speaker: Dr. Phil Magness, IHS
Ever wondered how taxation in America took shape? Thought about if things could have been different or could be better in the future? On the 100th Anniversary of the 16th Amendment, join IHS historian Dr. Phil Magness for a discussion of the history (good, bad, and ugly!) and future of the income tax. Feel free to bring your reflections and related questions to the webinar. We will have time for Q&A following the presentation.
Names All Classical Liberals Should Know
- April 24, 4:00-5:00 PM EST
- Speaker: Dr. Phil Magness, IHS
Have you heard of Charles James Fox, John Taylor Caroline, or Luther Martin? If not, you’re not alone and you won’t want to miss the upcoming webcast on great classical liberal thinkers who have captured less limelight than they deserve. IHS historian Dr. Phil Magness will introduce the best-kept secrets of the libertarian intellectual tradition, the thinkers who influenced Hazlitt, Friedman, Hayek, and Rothbard.