Bill Coplin

Bill Coplin received his B.A. in social sciences from Johns Hopkins University in 1960, and his M.A. (1962) and Ph.D. (1964) in international relations from American University. He has been the Director and Professor of the Public Affairs Program of the Maxwell School of Syracuse University and College of Arts and Sciences since 1976. He has published more than 110 books and articles in the fields of international relations, public policy, political risk analysis, social science education, citizenship and “doing good.” He co-founded and served as a senior consultant to the PRS Group LLC from 1979 to 2001, which forecasts political and economic conditions in 100 countries. Since 2000, his efforts have been aimed at reforming high school and college education through his writings, teaching, educational materials and the 3cskills.org website.
Reforming College and High School Education

Throughout his career, he has written extensively on the need to reform both high school and college education to meet the needs of the majority of students who see education as a path to better employment opportunities and educators who want their students to succeed as citizens and in whatever post-secondary education they pursue.

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