Summer Seminar Search

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Advanced Studies: The Challenges and Future of Liberty

This high-level seminar gives well-versed classical liberal students and recent graduates the opportunity to test and sharpen their ideas by applying libertarian thought to difficult problems and questions. Participants think critically and debate about the classical liberal perspective—its past, current state, and possible future trajectories.
July 28-August 3 ● Bryn Mawr College, Philadelphia, PA area

Exploring Liberty

An engaging introduction to the foundations of a free society, exploring the historical, economic, and philosophical roots of Libertarian thought. Ideal for undergraduates and recent graduates seeking to understand how the central principle of classical liberalism—individual liberty—relates to government, society, and human nature.

May 25-31 ● Wake Forest University, Winston–Salem, NC
July 20-26 ● Bryn Mawr College, Philadelphia, PA area

Freedom Renewed: Libertarian Visionaries

The “Revolutionaries, Reformers, & Radicals: Liberty Emerges” seminar is one of the offerings in our "Champions of Liberty" summer seminar series. This seminar focuses on major figures, intellectual currents, historical events, and important critics from the late 19th century through the present.

Journalism & a Free Society

This intellectually enriching, skill-building program launches future writers, reporters, and producers into liberty-advancing journalism careers. Participants get practical advice from seasoned professionals, learn how to approach economic and political topics analytically, and explore how classical liberal principles work in the press and media. Skilled communicators from all majors are eligible.
June 2-8 ● Loyola University, Chicago, IL

Liberty & Society

An intense, interdisciplinary exploration of classical liberal and libertarian thought for undergraduates, recent graduates, and graduate students familiar with the libertarian perspective.

June 15-21 ● Bryn Mawr College, Philadelphia, PA area
June 22-28 ● Loyola Chicago, Chicago, IL
July 13-19 ● Chapman University, Orange County, CA

Liberty and Current Issues

How do classical liberal ideas translate into sound public policy? This seminar considers how the libertarian tradition can help frame responses to current policy questions and problems. Participants analyze emerging policies in light of their bearing upon individual liberty. Ideal for students and recent graduates with a beat on current events and interest in policy-related careers.
July 7-13 ● Towson University, Baltimore, MD area
July 28-August 3 ● Towson University, Baltimore, MD area

Morality, Capitalism & Freedom

An examination of capitalism from  moral and philosophical perspectives, raising questions about the proper interplay of business and government in a free-enterprise system. Designed for students who are familiar with classical liberal principles and interested in the ethical foundations of free markets.
June 9-15 ● Wake Forest University, Winston–Salem, NC

Revolutionaries, Reformers, and Radicals: Liberty Emerges

The “Revolutionaries, Reformers, & Radicals: Liberty Emerges” seminar is one of the offerings in our "Champions of Liberty" summer seminar series. This seminar focuses on major figures, intellectual currents, historical events, and important critics from the early Enlightenment all the way through the Civil War. The week’s lectures and discussions will also connect the insights of freedom’s earliest defenders with important issues today, such as civil rights, economic freedom, and constitutional design.

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