Introducing myself

[myronmiller]

I was an international business executive, later a profesor of international business at Michigan State University. My interest in this site is because I have a passion for understanding, and teaching about, the documents and people involved in the founding of our republic. I'll co-teach a course on this topic at the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Duke University this fall: "The Foundations of the U.S. Constitution." I want my students (folks 50 years old and over) to get the benefit of the information that may be included in this site.

[Linzyhop]

howdy! welcome on board.

and say hi to my friend Prof. David Brown who's at Duke teaching Electrical Engineering.

[Rouger2]

Originally Posted by myronmiller

I was an international business executive, later a profesor of international business at Michigan State University. My interest in this site is because I have a passion for understanding, and teaching about, the documents and people involved in the founding of our republic. I'll co-teach a course on this topic at the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Duke University this fall: "The Foundations of the U.S. Constitution." I want my students (folks 50 years old and over) to get the benefit of the information that may be included in this site.

We have some people on this site who know the constition but that does not include me I'm afraid. I know some but should know more, but welcome to the LL.

[motivez]

welcome

[thomez]

hello and welcome


thank god you got out of that hellhole state of Michigan







(yes, I'm a Buckeyes fan )

[6SpeedTA95]

Welcome aboard