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David A. George, Ed.D. is an educator, researcher, organizational consultant, and author with more than 50 years of experience in leadership, higher education, public service, and organizational development.
A former community college president and professor, his work focuses on helping individuals, organizations, and communities solve complex challenges through critical thinking, systems-based analysis, and practical frameworks dialogue, evidence-based thinking, and collaborative problem-solving. Rather than promoting political viewpoints, Dr. George offers readers tools to better understand America’s challenges, strengthen civic engagement, and work toward practical solutions that for lasting change.
His book, Reviving America: A Civil Discussion Framework, encourages respectful dialogue, evidence-based thinking, and collaborative problem-solving. Rather than promoting political viewpoints, Dr. George offers readers tools to better understand America’s challenges, strengthen civic engagement, and work toward practical solutions that preserve opportunity for future generations.
I WROTE A BOOK ABOUT AMERICA.
I WROTE A BOOK ABOUT AMERICA.
Now I’d like to talk about it with my community.
Now I’d like to talk about it with my community.
As America marks 250 years since its founding, David A. George, Ed.D. invites us to consider a fundamental question:
Are we keeping the Republic?
Through his recently published book, Reviving America: A Civil Discussion Framework, David compares the America of 1776 with the America of 2026 and explores how civil discussion, systems thinking, evidence-based analysis, and collaborative problem-solving can help us better understand today's challenges—and consider practical pathways toward a stronger future.
This isn't about telling Americans what to think.
It's about creating a better framework for how we think, discuss, and solve problems together.
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I’d like to welcome you to the initial newsletter for Reviving America. If you are interested in exploring ways America has deviated from its Founders’ principles over the last 250 years, and how we might address some of those possible gaps, then you’ve come to a good place.
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