Allen Quist served three terms in the Minnesota House of Representatives
where he was Chair of the Social Services Subcommittee and sat on the
House Education Committee. He was chief author of numerous bills including
the bill that created Minnesota's Department of Jobs and Training and
played an influential role in legalizing home schools in Minnesota. He
was the Republican endorsed candidate for Governor in 1994 and was one
of seven delegates elected from his state to the White House Conference
on Families. He holds a BA, a Masters degree and a Masters of Divinity
degree, and is currently Professor of Political Science at Bethany Lutheran
College in Mankato, Minnesota. He is author of "Fed Ed - the Federal
Curriculum and How It's Being Enforced." Contact: edwatch@lakes.com
Website: www.edwatch.org
Allen Quist served three terms in the Minnesota House of Representatives
where he was Chair of the Social Services Subcommittee and sat on the
House Education Committee. He was chief author of numerous bills including
the bill that created Minnesota's Department of Jobs and Training and
played an influential role in legalizing home schools in Minnesota. He
was the Republican endorsed candidate for Governor in 1994 and was one
of seven delegates elected from his state to the White House Conference
on Families. He holds a BA, a Masters degree and a Masters of Divinity
degree, and is currently Professor of Political Science at Bethany Lutheran
College in Mankato, Minnesota. He is author of "Fed Ed - the Federal
Curriculum and How It's Being Enforced." Contact: