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Thirty-six judges will participate in the 2020 National Finals Challenge. To a large extent the quality of the National Finals Challenge depends upon the expertise and demeanor of the judges.   Judges (listed alphabetically) David Adler, President, Alturas Institute Barry Anderson, Associate Justice, Minnesota Supreme Court Jack Barlow, Professor of Politics, Juniata College Scott Barnhart, Deputy Attorney General, Indiana Jocelyn Broman, Legislative Correspondent Henry Chambers, Jr., Professor of Law, Richmond School of Law Augustus Chin, Municipal Judge, City of Holladay Justice Court Trey DeLap, Executive Director, Nevada Center for Civic Education Carl Dermady Jr., K-12 Social Studies Consultant, Jefferson Parish Public Schools Lindsey Draper, Circuit Court Commissioner (Ret.) Charles Dunlap, Executive Director, Indiana Bar Foundation Professor Stephen Frantzich, Professor, U.S. Naval Academy U.S. Naval Academy Teena Gabrielson, Professor, University of Wyoming Benjamin Glickman, Supervising Deputy Attorney General, California Department of Justice Marcia Holland, Law School Professor Alexander Blewett III School of Law Caitlin Johnston, Associate General Counsel, Peloton Interactive, Inc Darcy Kern, Assistant Professor of History, Southern Connecticut State University Brittany Kreimeyer. Career Services, Concordia School of Law Hon. Erin Lagesen, Judge on the Oregon Court of Appeals Andrew Levy, Attorney, Brown,Goldstein, and Levy LLP Thomas Mackey, Professor of History, University of Louisville Tandy McConnell, Professor of History, Columbia College Reta McKannan, Attorney, Alabama Mariam Memarsadeghi, Co-Founder & Co-Director, E-Collaborative for Civic Education Mike Miles, County Treasurer, Jefferson County, Alabama Timothy Moore, Deputy Director, Center for the Study of the American Constitution Liza Prendergast, Senior Director, Strategy and Technical Leadership, Democracy International Christopher Riano, Assistant Counsel to the Governor of New York & Scholar in Constitutional Law and Government Donald Rogers, Adjunct Lecturer in History Candida Steel, Board Judge at US Civilian Board of Contract Appeals Joseph Stewart Jr., Professor of Political Science, Clemson University Daniel Taubman, Judge, Colorado Court of Appeals Thomas Tinder, Executive Director, West Virginia Bar Association Lynn Uzzell, Professor of Politics, University of Virginia Edward Volpe, Attorney at Law Thomas Vontz, Professor of Education, Kansas State University Daniel Wong, Center for Civic Education Board Member Myron Yoder, Chairman, Pennsylvania Professional Standards and Practices Commission Judges' Resources
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The Center for Civic Education is a national, nonpartisan, nonprofit organization dedicated to cultivating an informed and thoughtful citizenry committed to democratic principles and actively engaged in the practice of democracy. We do this primarily through our flagship programs, We the People and Project Citizen, but we also provide high-quality, inquiry-driven curricular programs that bring civic learning to life. The Center additionally equips educators with professional learning that builds confidence and capacity to teach civics with depth and relevance, unlocks students’ civic agency by creating opportunities to demonstrate their knowledge and skills, and share their voices through simulated hearings and other public forums. These initiatives build a national community committed to strengthening civic understanding and participation for all and root everything in decades of research and evidence. Learn more.
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