Renewing American Civilization: Class Six
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Pillar Five: Quality As Defined By Deming
Renewing American CivilizationFor 30 years, America has experienced declines in many of the most basic measures of cultural health, from out-of-wedlock births, to crime rates to voter turnout. These developments have coincided with the explosive growth of bureaucratic government ("the welfare state") and the emergence of a radical challenge to some of the most fundamental principles of American thought.
Since September 1993, a serious, substantive alternative to this approach has been offered on over 60 college campuses throughout America in the form of a college course: "Renewing American Civilization." Developed and taught by Congressman Newt Gingrich, who holds a Ph. D. in History from Tulane University, the course is dedicated to describing the underlying principles of American Civilization and applying those principles to the challenges facing America in the 1990s and the 21st Century -- including specifically the replacement of the welfare state with an "opportunity society."
In March, Mr. Gingrich completed his latest course at Reinhardt College, a small (900 students) liberal arts college just north of Atlanta. In addition, the course will be distributed by means of satellite broadcast and video tape for use on college campuses across the country. By mid-1995, the Foundation will have the class widely available on a for-credit basis on major college campuses nationally through Mind Extension University and have available a 90-minute video that gives the essence of the 20 hour course.
Renewing American Civilization Course Transcript
- January 7th, 1995 -- Lecture One -- American Civilization
- January 14th, 1995 -- Lecture Two -- Pillar one, the historic lessons of American Civilization
- January 21st, 1995 -- Lecture Three -- Pillar two, personal strength
- January 28th, 1995 -- Lecture Four -- Pillar three, entrepreneurial free enterprise
- February 4, 1995 -- Lecture Five -- Pillar four, the spirit of invention and discovery
- February 11, 1995 -- Lecture Six -- Pillar five, quality as defined by Deming
- February 18, 1995 -- Lecture Seven -- The Third Wave and American Civilization
- February 25, 1995 -- Lecture Eight -- Creating American jobs in the world market
- March 4, 1995 -- Lecture Nine -- Replacing a culture of poverty and violence with a culture of productivity and safety
- March 11, 1995 -- Lecture Ten -- Citizenship and community in 21st century America
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