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Kiousis: Why Disruption is Key to Political Engagement of Youth

Why Disruption is Key to Political Engagement of Youth

Spiro Kiousis
Spiro Kiousis

Executive Associate Dean and Public Relations Professor Spiro Kiousis and Professor Michael McDevitt of the University of Colorado Boulder write about engaging young voters in the article, “Why Disruption is Key to Political Engagement of Youth,” published March 2, 2015 in the UF CJC Collection on Medium.

Posted: March 2, 2015
Category: Faculty Bylines, The College in the News
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