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UNCW Presents the Great Decisions Discussion Program
2/10/2004 12:00:00 AM
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WILMINGTON, N.C.—The Political Science Department of the University of North Carolina at Wilmington presents the Great Decisions Discussion Program, a spring lecture series. Each lecture is at 8 p.m. in Cameron Hall auditorium, Room 105. The series begins Tuesday, Jan. 27 and continues through Tuesday, March 23. The lectures are free and open to the public, but seating is limited.

The Great Decisions Discussion Program is the longest-standing and largest grassroots world affairs educational program of its kind. It is the core of the Foreign Policy Association’s civic education outreach efforts and works to bring millions of Americans together in communities across the country to discover, discuss and decide their opinions on foreign policy issues. This lecture series presents experts in foreign policy on a variety of current global affairs. Web site addresses are provided for each speaker who offered one. The event Web site is www.greatdecisions2004.com/ or contact the head of the UNCW Great Decisions Discussion Program student steering committee Zeb Wright at 910/297-2987.

Schedule:

Jan. 27 CANCELLED – Rescheduled for March 30

Media and Foreign Policy

Ole Holsti, Duke University

www.poli.duke.edu/people/faculty/holsti.html

Feb. 3 The Philippines

Paul Rodell, Georgia Southern University

http://class.gasou.edu/history/facultydir/rodell.htm

Feb. 10 Weapons of Mass Destruction

Lt. Col Doug Smith, Special Operations Command (SOCOM)

Feb. 17 The United States and Europe

Charles Kegley, University of South Carolina

www.cla.sc.edu/poli/facbio/kegely/html

Feb. 24 Diversity in Islam

Walid Phares, Florida Atlantic University

www.defenddemocracy.org/biographies/biographies_show.Htm?attrib_id=7535.

March 2 Latin American Overview

Carol Wise, University of Southern California

www.usc.edu/assets/college/faculty/profiles/600.html.

March 16 Reform in the Middle East

Amy Hawthorne, Associate Fellow, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

www.ceip.org/files/about/Staff.asp?r=160

March 23 Public Diplomacy

Walter Andrusyszyn

March 30 Media and Foreign Policy

Ole Holsti, Duke University

www.poli.duke.edu/people/faculty/holsti.html

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Media Contact: For information, contact the head of the UNCW Great Decisions Discussion Program student steering committee Zeb Wright at 910/297-2987.





 
 
 
 
 

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