Many political leaders are concerned about legacy -- they value how their constituencies regard their time in office. Barack Obama's presidency will receive such scrutiny for many years to come. Bobcat Update's Maria Martinez has more on the story.
Texas State's Center for International Studies is examining President Obama's legacy. The center recently hosted a perspectives conference.
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About 35 Texas State faculty members participated, along with professionals in law, journalism, healthcare and criminal justice.
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Obama's legacy will be shaped in part by how his successor, President Trump, either carries forward or dismantles the former president's initiatives. Some are concerned about what will happen next.
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Others believe Obama's legacy will endure.
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This year's perspectives conference had a great turnout from Bobcat students and faculty. The Center for International Studies has more such events scheduled this semester. For Bobcat Update, Maria Martinez.
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