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    Bridging The Divide at Sanford

    Alec Gallimore, Danny Werfel, Manoj Mohanan, Michael Regan, Richard Burr

    May 5, 2026

    Public policy is a discipline that recognizes that people want and need different things, and different policy processes can lead to dramatically different outcomes. Yet, despite these apparent differences, competing worldviews are still working towards a common goal of making the world better. It is just that the better world might look different depending on where you view it from. At a time when Americans are increasingly concerned about the tone of our political discourse, the Sanford...

  • Former EPA Administrators Michael Regan and Andrew Wheeler having a conversation
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    Strong Differences, Stronger Respect: Former EPA Administrators Wheeler and Regan Bridge the Divide

    Student Voices

    January 26, 2026

    Former Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Andrew Wheeler (2019- 2021) and his successor Michael Regan (2021-2024) shared an enlightening and inspiring conversation moderated by Vice President & Vice Provost for Climate & Sustainability Dr. Toddi Steelman in the Karsh Alumni and Visitor Center. Taking place on January 9th, this discussion was the first installment of the Sanford School of Public Policy’s “Bridging the Divide” series, meant to “feature bipartisan dialogues with...

  • Richard Burr and Alec Gallimore
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    Former Senator Richard Burr discusses bipartisanship, effective legislation at fireside chat

    Alec Gallimore, Richard Burr

    September 10, 2024

    Former U.S. Sen. Richard Burr, R-N.C., spoke of the importance of U.S. representatives bridging partisan divides to enact meaningful legislation during a Monday event at Duke. The conversation, titled “Bridging the Divide: A Fireside Chat,” was moderated by Provost Alec Gallimore and hosted by the Office of the Provost, the Sanford School of Public Policy and POLIS: Center for Politics.

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