George Washington is the only president not affiliated with a political party. Constitutional Convention in 1787 established the presidency role. Position combines military leadership, political leadership, and executive functions
Field Marshal (five-star) commands corps/divisions, introduced in 1736. General leads brigades of 4,000 soldiers, requires strategic planning skills. Lieutenant General manages large-scale operations, needs exceptional leadership. Major General oversees brigades, typically serves 6 years. Brigadier supervises troops, requires quick decision-making abilities
Megan Rydecki discusses Hauenstein Center for Presidential Studies. Peter D'Arienzo presents John Ball Zoo's history and future. Jay Barth explores Clinton's impact on modern presidential politics. Jennifer Drake moderates experiential education panel
A candidate is a prospective recipient of an award or seeking a position. Nomination is the process of selecting candidates for office or honor. Candidacy refers to the race for party nomination or electoral office
George Washington warned against political parties in favor of limited government. US began without major political parties