Poll - Who are your top 5 Higher Ed Heroes of 2017?

1916 Votes in 2316 days
Created 21st December 2017 - 7:07 AM
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Results Breakdown - Part 2 / 6

Troy Worden, University of California-Berkeley
222
12%
Caleb O'Neil, Orange Coast College
102
5%
Nebraska State Senators, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
64
3%
Texas Rep. Briscoe Cain (R), Texas Southern University
57
3%
Ben Shapiro, University of California-Berkeley
279
15%
Charles Murray, Middlebury College
93
5%
Attorney General Jeff Sessions, Georgetown Law School
80
4%
David Meredith, University of South Alabama
35
2%
Jordan Peterson, University of Toronto
167
9%
Brooke Paz, California State University, Fullerton
318
17%
Bret Weinstein, Evergreen State College
145
8%
Tucker Carlson, Essex County College
171
9%
Keith Fink, University of California-Los Angeles
49
3%
Andrew Minik, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
74
4%
Gov. Scott Walker (R), University of Wisconsin System
60
3%
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