Marie Ceske

Marie is a senior in the College and Arts and Sciences majoring in government with minors in English, history, and European studies. She has been a member of Roosevelt since fall 2017 and was previously the Education Policy Center Director for the organization. Marie is especially interested in comparative politics, populism, poetry, and American History. Outside of Roosevelt, Marie is a writing tutor for the Knight Writing Institute and involved with the Cornell Historical Society.

Improving Education Through Debate Instruction

By Marie Ceske Published November 17, 2018

With the rise of partisanship and an America that has become increasingly divided on many political issues, debate education in schools may be part of the solution.

Devaluing the Humanities? How Cornell's College of Arts and Sciences' New Curriculum Proposal Discourages True Liberal Arts Education

By Marie Ceske Published January 1, 2017

Aimed to give Arts and Sciences students more direction, Cornell's new curriculum proposal sacrifices the humanities and academic exploration.