Bob Inglis, executive director of the Energy and Enterprise Initiative (EEI) at George Mason University and a former member of the U.S. House of Representatives, talks about free market solutions to our current energy and climate challenges. The talk is part of the Winston Forum on Business Ethics.

Bob Inglis, executive director of the Energy and Enterprise Initiative (EEI) at George Mason University and a former member of the U.S. House of Representatives, talks about free market solutions to our current energy and climate challenges. The talk is part of the Winston Forum on Business Ethics.

Child development and social policy expert Joan Lombardi, M.Ed. ’73, Ph.D., discussed the evolution—and future—of early childhood education in the United States. A former Deputy Assistant Secretary in the Department of Health and Human Services (2009–11), Lombardi explored progress made since the emergence of Head Start, the dramatic shifts in our understanding of the influence of the early years on later outcomes, and where the field is moving.

Child development and social policy expert Joan Lombardi, M.Ed. ’73, Ph.D., discussed the evolution—and future—of early childhood education in the United States. A former Deputy Assistant Secretary in the Department of Health and Human Services (2009–11), Lombardi explored progress made since the emergence of Head Start, the dramatic shifts in our understanding of the influence of the early years on later outcomes, and where the field is moving.

James McMenamin is an assistant professor of Italian at Dickinson College.

James McMenamin is an assistant professor of Italian at Dickinson College.