Interview opportunity with Triple Degree Columbia Graduate
Introduction:
The landscape of higher education is undergoing a turbulent transformation as anti-Israel protests and chants burgeon across America’s college campuses, from Yale to Cal State Berkeley to New York University. This phenomenon has ushered in an alarming resurgence of antisemitism, finding fertile ground in the increasingly ‘woke’ academic environments. Amid this unsettling backdrop, Kenin Spivak (SPIV-ak), a distinguished triple degree holder from Columbia University, including a law degree, and a writer for The American Mind magazine of the Claremont Institute, sheds light on the burgeoning crisis. As someone who has navigated the intellectual rigor and cultural dynamics of Columbia University, Spivak offers a critical perspective on the ideological underpinnings and potential repercussions of this widespread campus unrest.
Q&A:
Columbia as the Catalyst: Can you delineate the factors that made Columbia University a flashpoint for such demonstrations?
Historical Perspectives: Reflecting on your time at Columbia, were there early indicators of such ideological shifts? How does it compare to the present?
Alumnus Viewpoint: Having acquired your Bachelor’s, MBA, and Law Degree at Columbia, how has your perception of the university evolved amidst this turmoil?
Alumni Support: As a past financial supporter, do you believe in continuing support for the institution under these circumstances?
Echoes of 1968: How do these incidents mirror or diverge from the infamous 1968 riots at Columbia?
Law Enforcement’s Role: Should the university administration resort to police intervention to maintain order?
Safety of Jewish Students: Addressing Rabbi Elie Buechler’s concerns, what advice would you offer Jewish students currently at Columbia?
Spreading Flames: Why are we witnessing the replication of such movements across other universities? Is there a systemic failure?
Navigating the Crisis: What strategies should Jewish students and the broader academic community adopt in response to these challenges?
Discovering Spivak’s Insights: Where can our audience access your articles on this critical issue and other significant topics?
About Kenin Spivak:
Kenin M. Spivak, celebrated for his remarkable academic achievements at Columbia University, including degrees in economics, psychology, marketing, and law, stands as a testament to intellectual and professional excellence. His rich career, marked by navigating intricate legal and financial landscapes, underscores his profound analytical insights. A prolific writer for esteemed publications like The American Mind and National Review, Spivak’s commentary on the challenges besieging academia and beyond provides a nuanced understanding of the complexities at play. His dedication to fostering informed dialogue and his unique perspective on current affairs make him a vital voice in deciphering the intricacies of antisemitism and ideological polarization within higher education.
CONTACT:
For detailed inquiries or to arrange an interview with Kenin Spivak, please contact Jerry McGlothlin at 919-437-0001 or jerry@specialguests.com
