Class notes: Casey Lucius (PhD ’07)
UH Mānoa alumna Casey Lucius (PhD ’07) has published a new book titled Scrappy Campaigning.
Book description
In Scrappy Campaigning, Lucius captures the joys and struggles of running a political campaign, whether it is for a small local election or a large national one. This book is both personal and practical, and will help anyone interested in running for office or working on a campaign. While many people are baffled by politics today and want to “do something,” she provides the tools and encouragement to contribute and be successful, at any level.
She also details, through experience and analysis, the unexpected things that can happen during any campaign. While there are often negative experiences associated with leading any organization, this is a positive and encouraging book full of helpful lessons. Anyone who reads it will be prepared to run a successful scrappy campaign with their eyes wide open. Whether you are the candidate, campaign manager, a volunteer or team leader, this book will prepare you to lead a team and stand strong in the face of any obstacle.
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