Ed Rivet, MPA
Teaches: Government
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About Ed Rivet
Ed Rivet earned a BS in Pre-Law and Public Policy and a Master’s in Public Administration from Michigan State University. He served three years as a legislative aide in the Michigan House of Representatives and 30 years as the Right to Life of Michigan’s Legislative Director.
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About Ed Rivet
He is currently the executive director of a policy advocacy organization. Mr. Rivet has written and helped enact dozens of laws, including the nation’s first complete ban on human cloning, and banning assisted suicide in the face of the assault on human life by Jack Kevorkian and Geoffrey Fieger.
Mr. Rivet was the director of the state of Michigan’s largest all-volunteer citizen petition drive, which also was the state’s most accurate petition drive with 97.3% valid signatures. With countless media interviews, Mr. Rivet appeared in the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, USA Today, and live interviews on CNN and Good Morning America.
See Courses & Videos
- Government: Government, Democracy, and Citizenship
- Government: Advanced American Government
- Government: American Elections: Democracy in Action
- Government: Government and Politics
- Pro-Life Boot Camp: Learning the Facts and Effective Communication (with Mr. Jason Negri)
- Society and the Ethics of Life Issues (with Mr. Jason Negri)
Books
- The Catholic Homeschool Companion (contributing author)
- Why Should I Learn This (contributing author)
Ricardo Rodriguez, PhD
Physics
Testimonials from Students
"Really helpful for preparing me for college"
Student: “Thank you for your courses! They were really helpful for preparing me for college!”
"He really inspired me"
Student: “I was quite apathetic when it came to government and after I had taken the class, he really inspired me to try and do better.”
"A needed break from thick, boring textbooks'
Parent: “I would also like to thank all those involved in making the government course possible for doing so. It was a needed break from thick, boring textbooks.”
