Michael Endres's guest appearances

Michael Endres

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Earning Freedom with Michael Santos

Hertie School

Christopher Columbus

Georg Philipp Telemann

Louie Schwartzberg

Hans Zimmer

Max Richter

Edmar Castaneda

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Valentina Lisitsa

Johannes Brahms

David Krakauer

Robert Schumann

Leonard Bernstein

Charles Ives

Michael Port

Alexandre Desplat

OwlTail

“People-centred, inclusive, experimental, data-enabled and connected,” – these are the five elements of the “new practice of public problem-solving,” according to US political scientist Anne-Marie Slaughter. Slaughter outlined her vision for how government, civil society and the private sector must work together to solve problems like climate change, homelessness or work-life balance, in an acceptance speech for the 2018 Dr. Michael Endres Prize, awarded by the Hertie School of Governance on 8 October.More information: https://www.hertie-school.org/en/anne-marie_slaughter_receives_endres_prize/Understand today. Shape tomorrow. https://www.hertie-school.org

“People-centred, inclusive, experimental, data-enabled and connected,” – these are the five elements of the “new practice of public problem-solving,” according to US political scientist Anne-Marie Slaughter. Slaughter outlined her vision for how government, civil society and the private sector must work together to solve problems like climate change, homelessness or work-life balance, in an acceptance speech for the 2018 Dr. Michael Endres Prize, awarded by the Hertie School of Governance on 8 October. More information: <a href="https://www.hertie-school.org/en/anne-marie_slaughter_receives_endres_prize/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.hertie-school.org/en/anne-marie_slaughter_receives_endres_prize/</a> Understand today. Shape tomorrow. <a href="https://www.hertie-school.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.hertie-school.org</a>

Anne-Marie Slaughter, CEO of New America, accepts Dr Michael Endres prize

Impromptus D. 899 &amp; D. 935; Allegro c-Moll D. 915; Ungarische Melodie D. 817; Andante A-Dur D. 604; "Kupelwieser Walzer" D. Anh. I, 14 | Michael Endres (Klavier)

Michael Endres spielt Franz Schubert

Michael Endres is an amazing man. He went to prison as a young man without much in the way of direction. A violent crime resulted in his receiving a lengthy sentence. While incarcerated, however, Michael realized that he wanted to change his ways. He saw education as being the best opportunity to build a new life. Michael enrolled in school. He earned an bachelor's degree. Then he earned a master's degree. Then he earned a Ph.D. degree. Now Michael, or Dr. Endres, works to create programs that will help more incarcerated people prepare for success. 

Michael Endres is an amazing man. He went to prison as a young man without much in the way of direction. A violent crime resulted in his receiving a lengthy sentence. While incarcerated, however, Michael realized that he wanted to change his ways. He saw education as being the best opportunity to build a new life. Michael enrolled in school. He earned an bachelor's degree. Then he earned a master's degree. Then he earned a Ph.D. degree. Now Michael, or Dr. Endres, works to create programs that will help more incarcerated people prepare for success.

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