Tag Archives: Foundation for Economic Education

ISFLC Socials

Posted on February 1, 2012 by Kelly Jemison

Announcing the first batch of sponsored socials for the International Students for Liberty Conference! These socials will give students a chance to network with the partner organizations in attendance as well as relax in a fun environment with their peers. … Continue reading →

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Foundation for Economic Education ISFLC Breakouts

Posted on January 26, 2012 by Megan Roberts

Included in the full line up of breakout sessions at the Fifth Annual International Students For Liberty Conference will be three breakouts hosted by the Foundation for Economic Education. The breakout sessions will cover a variety of economic topics including: What is Austrian … Continue reading →

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FEE Summer Seminar and Internship Applications Now Open

Posted on January 6, 2012 by Brandon Wasicsko

Applications for the Foundation for Economic Education‘s Summer Seminars are now open! This year is FEE’s 50th summer of seminars, with over 10,000 students served to date. The Freedom University series in Atlanta, GA is designed to introduce college students … Continue reading →

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FEE Video Contest: Win $1,500!

Posted on September 13, 2011 by Blayne Bennett

The Foundation for Economic Education is offering cash prizes to the top three student-produced YouTube videos based on this essay about the Great Depression. First Prize: $1,500 Second Prize: $1,000 Third Prize: $500 Honorable Mentions if appropriate. Here are the rules, which you should … Continue reading →

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A Call for Community Organizers for Liberty

Posted on April 12, 2011 by Clark Ruper

A common theme of the 2008 election was the conservative media pundits bashing Barack Obama for his background as a “community organizer” on the south side of Chicago.  He was chastised for having learned from Bill Ayers and Saul Alinsky, … Continue reading →

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Social Change Theory

Posted on February 16, 2011 by Clint Townsend

In recent years, the libertarian movement has seen a substantial surge in its numbers. On college campuses, young libertarians across the country now constitute the majority of student-driven political activism. However, the message of liberty, while it is gaining ground, … Continue reading →

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A Weekend of Legendary Proportions: My Adventure at the NY SFL Conference

Posted on November 1, 2010 by Pericles Niarchos

As Students For Liberty geared up for its New York Regional Conference, I found myself heading to my home state of New York and staying at none other than the Foundation for Economic Education’s headquarters, an incredible mansion just north … Continue reading →

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FDR’s Depression Policies: Good Deal or Raw Deal?

Posted on August 3, 2010 by Brandon Wasicsko

At FreedomFest, Lawrence W. Reed, president of the Foundation of Economic Education and SFL Board of Advisors member, debated University of Nevada-Las Vegas economist Bernard Malamud on the subject of The Great Depression and FDR’s New Deal. After professor Malmud’s … Continue reading →

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