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by Katherine M. Greig Ph. D. (Author)
This book explores various themes that emerged from my research on the 2008 and 2012 presidential election. Each chapter represents an emerging theme that you will find quite intriguing to say the least. This timeless piece of work gives generations to come a more in depth picture of the social, cultural and political climate at the time the first African American man was elected to the highest office in the nation; president of the United States of America. I hope this book will help you to understand the precarious situation President Obama found himself in when he signed up for the job of janitor-in-chief. Also, Americans need to know that the president has less power than the average voter thinks he has. He simply cannot make major domestic polices by himself. And that every country has its own human assets, namely the people and its leaders. The fate of a country depends greatly on the quality of these human assets.
Author Biography
Dr. Katherine Greig is the CEO of New Perspective Counseling Center in Cleveland, Ohio. She is a trainer, consultant and professor of Social Work. She received her Bachelor of Arts in Education and a Masters in Counseling Education from Cleveland State University. She later received a Masters and PhD in social work from the Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio. Dr. Greig was the recipient of a Pre-doctoral Minority Fellowship from the National Institute of Aging and The Marie Haug Student Award, In Recognition for Excellence in Aging Studies.
