"David M. Kennedy Service Award: Ceremony and Speech," Alex B. Morrison, chair, Scientific and Technical Advisory Committee, Special Program for Research and Training in Tropical Diseases, World Health Organization
"Experiences with the King of Spain," Father Bartolomé Vicens Fiol, president, Fundacion del Hombre
"Converts in Germany," LDS International Society Panelists
"Is America in Decline?" Robert Keohane, Professor of Political Science, Harvard
"U.S.–Pacific Relations in the 1990's," John Copper, International Studies Department, Rhodes College
"Biography: The Quest for Events and Character," Martin B. Hickman, and panel
"The World in the Year 2037," Barry B. Hughes, professor of International Relations, University of Denver
"U.S. Anti–Terrorism Policy," Gregory A. Raymond, professor of political science, Boise State University
"Prospects for Peace in the Middle East," His Excellency Muhammad Kamal, Jordanian Ambassador to the U.S.
"Paradox of Security, Paradox of Peace," Robert C. North, professor of political science, Stanford University
"Middle East Fact Finding," Wayne Owens, U.S. Congressman, UT
"There are the Times Which Fry Men's Souls," Steve Benson, unkonw title
"Recent Developments of the LDS Church in Hungary," Miklos K. Radvanyi, Senior Partner, Radvanyi & Varga Law Firm Budapes
"The Politics of International Trade Negotiations," Lew Cramer, Director General of the U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service
"Canada and the North American Free Trade Agreement," Earl H. Fry, professor of political science, BYU
"Britain's Role in World Affairs," Sir Fergus Montgomery, Conservative Member of Parliament, UK
"Swedish Neutrality and its Background," Göran Rystad, professor of history, University of Lund, Sweden
"The U.S. Debt Crisis," Sidney L. Jones, associate faculty, Center for Public Policy Education, Brookings Institution
"Contemporary Politics in Germany," Hans Matthaeus Kepplinger, professor of Political Science, University of Meinz
"Israeli Options and Constraints: The Question of A Palestinian State," Ira Sharkansky, professor of political science, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
"International Relations in Europe," David P. Called, professor of European Studies, Johns Hopkins University
"Feeding the World's Hungry," Sylvan H. Wittwer, professor of Horticulture, Michigan State University
"International Development," Boyd Wennregren, Utah State University
"Medicine and Development," Lynn Curtis, Vice President of International Programs for ProLiteracy Worldwide
"Revolution and Continuity in Law," Martin Krygier, associate professor of law, University of New South Wales, and visiting professor of law, University of California—Berkeley
"Careers in Government," Stan Taylor, professor of political science, Brigham Young University
"The International Drug Trade," Lamond Tullis, Professor of Political Science, Brigham Young University
"The Four P's of Marketing," Scott Greenouch, BYU Placement office
"Middle East Crisis Symposium," Panel, middle eastern studies experts.
"A Jordanian Perspective on the Middle Eastern Crisis," Kamel Abu Jaber, Jordanian Minister of Economy
"Western Samoa and the Role of Small Island States in the Pacific Region," Honorable Tofilau E. Alesana, Prime Minister of Western Samoa
"The Doors Open: The Church in Estonia, USSR," Pekka Roto, Institute of Occupational Health in Tampere, Finland, and LDS stake president
"Pros and Cons of Undergraduate Interdisciplinary Education," Hayward R. Alker, Jr., professor of political science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and vice president, International Studies Association
"War and Peace in the New Europe," David Skidmore, professor of political science, Drake University
"The U.S.–Khmer Rouge Alliance in the 80s: The Faustian Pact," Michael Haas, professor of political science, University of Hawaii—Manoa
"Intermarriage and Ethnic Identity in Twentieth-Century America," Paul Spickard, chair, Behavioral and Social Sciences Department, associate professor of history, Brigham Young University—Hawaii
"War and Peace in the Post-Cold War Era," John Vasquez, professor of political science, Rutgers University
"International Careers," Richard Cox, liberal arts advisor, Career Placement Services, Brigham Young University
"International Careers and Service Opportunities," Lanier Britsch, Director, Kennedy Center
"Service in a Worldwide Church," Panel: Baird, Christensen, Fokersen
"International Careers," Warner P. Woodworth, professor of organizational behavior, BYU
"International Careers," Lee Radebaugh, professor of accounting, Brigham Young University
"Career Objectives," Lanier Britsch, Director, Kennedy Center
"Kennedy Center 10th Anniversary Program," David M. Kennedy Center for International Studies, Brigham Young University
"China Teachers Seminar," Elder Henry B. Eyring, Apostle, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
"Social Capital: Family, Community, and Trust in Modern Economic Life," Francis Fukuyama, author, the End of history, consultant, the Rand Corporation, policy planning staff, U.S. Department of State
"The Current Legal Status of Christianity in China," R. Lanier Britsch, director, David M. Kennedy Center for International Studies, professor of history, BYU
"The Cairo Conference: Are There Too Many People in the World?" Lamond Tullis, professor of political science, BYU
"Ethical Responsibilities," Rabbi Harold Kushner, author, When Bad Things Happen to Good People
"The Rise of Mormonism in Post-Communist Ukraine," Howard Biddulph, emeritus professor and former chair of political science, University of Victoria, Canada
"A Reporter's View of the Balkan War," Silvana Mendusic, Croatian television reporter
"The British Library Research Collections and Overseas English," Ian Willison, unknown title
"War and the Rise of the Modern Nation-State," Bruce Porter, professor of political science, BYU
"Conditions of Conducting Genealogical Research Work at the Polish Archives," Jerzy Skowronek, general director, State Archives, Poland
"The Intellectual Currents in Mashriq and the Rise of Religious Thoughts," Abdulla Hanna, social historian, Syria
"The Role of Education in Sustainable Development," Donald B. Holsinger, senior education specialist, the World Bank
"Career Reflections," Lanier Britsch, Director, Kennedy Center
"Transitional Regimes," Stan Taylor, professor of political science, Brigham Young University
"Terrorism and International Relations," Anthony C.E. Quainton, assistant secretary for diplomatic security, U.S. Department of State
"Norway and the European Union," Dag Monk Ulnes, Norwegian Consul General
"Perspectives on the Middle East Peace Accords," Walter Eytan, former Israeli ambasador to France, author of the First Ten years: A Diplomatic History of Israel
"Major Issues in U.S.—China Relations," Su Ge, professor and dean of international studies, Foreign Affairs College, Beijing, senior Fulbright Fellow, George Washington University, Georgetown University, and SAIS Johns Hopkins University
"The Politics of Radical Islam," David E. Long, consultant on Middle East and international terrorism, former diplomat, U.S. Department of State
"Political Ideology in a Social Context: Ireland and the American Revolution," Neil York, American studies coordinator, and professor of history, BYU
"Judaism During New Testament Times," Eric Meyers, professor at Duke University, president, American Scholls of oriental Research, editor-in-chief, Oxford Encyclopedia of Near Eastern Archaeolgy, former editor, Biblical Archaeologist
"Young People in Germany: A Lost Generation," Hans-Wilhelm Kelling, European studies coordinator, professor of Germanic language, BYU
"'Jerusalem a Burdensome Stone for All People':The LDS Connection," David Galbraith, professor of politica science, BYU
"The Current Political Situation in Mongolia," R. Gonchigdorj, Member of Parliament, chairman, Social Democratic Party
"Future of Atlantic Canada," James D. McNiven, professor of business and public administration, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia
"Mark Twain and the German Language," Richard Cracroft, director, Center for Christian Values in Literature, and professor of English, BYU
"The Globalization of Media and Culture: The Brazilian Case," Joesph Straubhaar, professor of communications, BYU
"China Teachers Workshop," Elder Wirthlin, Elder Eyring, Doug Smoot
"Japan–U.S. Relations," His Excellency Takakazu Kuriyama, Ambassador from Japan to the U.S.
"Korea in American Textbooks: Distortions or Benign Neglect?," Mark Peterson, Asian studies coordinator, and associate professor of Korean language, BYU
"The New Russia: Problems and Prospects," Vladimir S. Kuznetsov, consul general, Russian Federation, San Francisco
"How Archaeological Discoveries Have Expanded," Cyrus Gordon, unknown title
"Historical Perspectives on Current Difficulties in China–U.S. Relations—the Taiwan Issue as a Case Study," Su Ge, professor and dean of international studies, Foreign Affairs College, Beijing
"The Middle East: Deserts, Dreams, and Dilemmas," Leonard Bartlett, Middle Eastern scholar
"Five Tribes of International Commerce," Joseph Cannon, president and CEO, Geneva Steel
"Africa: A New Democracy With Encouragement," Ralph D. Barney, professor of communications, BYU
"Kinship Systems and Sister Worship: Interorganizational Cooperation in the Korean Chaebol," Chris Meek, international development coordinator, and associate professor of orgnaizational behavior, BYU
"International Diplomacy: Cow HErding to Nuclear Non-Proliferation," John P. Colton, section head, fellowships and training, International Atomic Energy Agency
"Emerging Russian Foreign Policy," Aleksey L. Semeyko, counselor, Russian Embassy
"Denmark–U.S. Relations," His Excellency Axel Serup, Ambassador of Denmark to the U.S.
"The Filós-Hine Treaty of December 1947 as a Precedent for Interpreting the 1977 Torrijos-Carter Canal Treaty: Some Implications," Thomas L. Pearcy, assistant professor of history, BYU
"American Samoa's National Park: The Environment and Preservation of Samoa's Natural Resources," A.P. Lutali, American Samoa governor
"Education in Poland After the Collapse of Communism," Stefania Szczurkowska, educational researcher, Institute for Educational Research, Warsaw, Poland
"Globalization of the Church: Comparisons with Business Globalization," Lee H. Radebaugh, KPMG Peat Marwick Professor of Accounting, BYU, and co-director, BYU–University of Utah Center for International Business Education and Research
"The Twentieth Century 'Vikings': Norwegian Immigration to the U.S.," Odd S. Lovoll, professor of history, King Olav V. Chair in Scandinavian–American Studies, St. Olaf College
"The Economic and Military Leadership Role of the U.S. in the World's Changing Political Situation," L.M. Reimann, consul general, Roayl Danish Consulate General, Los Angeles
"The Political and Economic Situation in Vietnam," Le Van Bang, Vietnamese ambassador to the U.S.
"Kuo Hina ‘E Hiapo," Joseph Ostraff, Department of Visual Arts, Brigham Young University
"On Being and Becoming American ," Alan Trachtenberg, Neil Gray, Jr. Professor of English and American Studies, Yale University
"Post-Soviet Mentality of Conflict: The Caucusus and Russia," George Khutsishvili, director, International Center on Conflict and Negotiation, Tbilisi, Republic of Georgia
"Sino–American Relations," His Excellency Li Daoyu, Chinese Ambassador to the U.S.
"The First, Great International Age," Paul Hoskisson, Near Eastern studies coordinator and associate professor of ancient scripture, BYU
"Japan: The Opening of a New Political Era," Lee Farnsworth, David M. kennedy Center Fellow and professor of political science, BYU
"Indigenous People and Conservation," Paul A. Cox, dean, General Education and Honors, and professor of botany, BYU
"Funeral of David M. Kennedy," The Family and Friends of David M. Kennedy
"New Zealand: The Reformed Economy," A. John Wood, New Zealand ambassador to the U.S.
"Africa and Democracy: The Zaire Crisis," Étienne B. Mukendi, chief of mission, Embassy of Zaire, Washington, D.C.
"Switzerland and the European Union," His Excellency Carlo Jagmetti, Ambassador from Switzerland to the U.S.
"Indian Politics," C. D. Arha, Security Minister of India
"Sharing Jerusalem," Chad Emmett, Assistant Professor of Geography
"The Amazon as a Contemporary Social Problem," Allen Palmer, Assistant Professor of Communication
"The Role of Intelligence in thea Post Cold-War World," Nicholas Dujmovic, CIA historian
"World Diplomatic Changes Since the European Post-Socialist Crisis," Katja Boh, Slovenian Ambassador to Austria
"Post Apartheid South Africa: An African Utopia?," David Baxter, Government of South Africa
"The Permanent Bond Between the Republic of Korea and the U.S.," His Excellency Kun Woo Park, Ambassador from Korea to the U.S.
"European Relations," His Excelleny Thorvald Stoltenberg, Norwegian Ambassador to Denmark
"Careers in International Business," Mark Petersen, Vice President of International Development, USANA, Inc.
"Family Processes and Children's Social Development in China, Russia and the U.S.," Craig Hart, Assistant Professor of Family Science
"Looking at the Future of U.S.–China Relations," Eric Hyer, Kennedy Center Director of Graduate Studies
"International Relations of State and Local Governments," Earl Fry, Professor of Political Science
"Environment in Brazil," Julio Jose De Campos, Senator from Brazil
"Understanding China's Foreign Policy," Xiong Zhiyong, Fulbright scholar, Foreign Affairs College, Beijing
"The Role of Germany in the Future of Europe and the World," Bernd Fischer, chief of protocol to the chancellery of the state of Berlin
"The Contemporary Religious Situation in Russia and the Problems of State-Church Relations," Anatoly Leschinksy, Department of Relations with Religious Organizations, Adminsitration of the President of the Russian Federation
"Reaching the Last Frontier of Education for All," H. Dean Nielsen, chair, Department of Educational Foundations, University of Hawaii
"Religious Liberty in Venezuela," Nestor Luis Alvarez, director of Religious Affairs, Venezuelan Department of Justice
"James Legge: The Heritage of China and the West," David Honey, Professor of Asian and Near Eastern Languages, BYU
"Recognizing the Geography and the Modern Economic/Political Impact of the Middle East," Victor Ludlow, Professor of Ancient Scripture and NES, BYU
"Media Coverage of Sustainability: A Case of International Environmental Communication," Joann Valenti, Professor of Communications, BYU
"Japanese Politics in the 1990's: What Has Changed and What Remains the Same," Ray Christensen, Professor of Political Science, BYU
"Harmonizing Religious Liberties with Cultural Traditions and Values," Samuel P. Huntington, professor at Harvard University, author, the Clash of Civilizations
"Classic Maya Religion," Stephen Houston, Professor of Anthropology, BYU
"The Equal Status of Women in the Ancient Near East," Jask Sasson, Professor of Religious Studies, Universsity of North Carolina
"Global Women's Health: The Perspectives of Childbearing Women," Lynn Calister, Professor of Nursing, BYU
"Uganda's Political and Economic Transformation During the Last Decade," Her Excellency Edith Grace Ssampala, Ambassador from Uganda to the U.S.
"Russian/American Relations in the Post Cold War," Vladislav Potapov, Assistant to the Ambassador from Russia to the U.S.
"Norway: A Country in Transition," His Excellency Tom Vraalsen, Ambassador from Norway to the U.S.
"Food Crisis and Regime Stability in North Korea," Gordon Flake, Atlantic Council of the U.S.
"Jordan's Model of Peace and Development in the Middle East," His Excellency Marwan J. Muasher, Jordanian Ambassador to the U.S.
"Post Soviet Development and Current Affairs," Ludmilla Seleznova, Professor of History, Moscow State Universty
"The Policy of China's Communist Party Toward the Minority Peoples," Wu Yiye, Professor of History, Nanjing University, PRC
"The Red Heifer: A Jewish Prophecy Fulfilled," Rabbi Hein Richmond, Jerusalem Temple Institute
"Switzerland and Nazi Gold: History and the Chellenge of Identity," Douglas F. Tobler, Professor of History, BYU
"Obstacles to the Israeli-Palestinian Peace Process," Farouk Al-Farra, Dean of Education Department, Al-Azhar University in Gaza
"Bosnia: A Soldier's Perspective," George Vaieland, Assistant Director of Admissions, BYU
"Peace Keeping Operations," Ahmed M. Warfa, Professor of Botany, University of Somalia
"Egypt-U.S. Relations," His Excellency Ahmed Maher El Sayed, Arab Republic of Egypt Ambassador to the U.S.
"Rethinking Foreign Aid," Lant Pritchett, World Bank Economist
"Why Invest in Education?," Donald Holsinger, Director, Kennedy Center
"Romania Today," His Excellency Pavel Suian, Romanian Ambassador to the U.N. at Nairobi
"NAFTA: What Has Been Its Effect on Member Nations?," Anacelia Perez and Earl Fry
"The NATO Enlargement: The Importance for the Czech Republic and the U.S.," His Excellency Alexandr Vondra, Czech Republic Ambassador to the U.S.
"Spain's Position in 1998 on the European Union vis-à-vis the European monetary system," His Excellency Antonia Oyarzébal, Spainish Ambassador to the U.S.
"The Impact of the Truth and Reconciliation Committee Upon Contemporary Afrikaans Literatur," Hendrik Petrus van Coller, Univeristy of Orange Free-state of South Africa
"When All Women Lift: Development of India," Clarice Auluck-Wilson, Director of Grassroots
"Norms and Principles that Govern International Relations," Cathal Nolan, Professor of Political Science, Boston University
"Japanese Occidentalism: Views of the West c. 1890," Scott Miller, Professor of Asian Studies, BYU
"The Development of Crime and Society in Post War Scandinavia With Emphasis on Norwegian Circumstances: The Dissolution of Core Values?," Georg Reiber-Mohn, Justice of the Norwegian Supreme Court
"LDS International Society Q&A Session," LDS International Society Panelists
"Egypt-U.S. Relations," Her Excellency Hagar El Islambouly, Egyptian Consul General
"The U.N. Treaty on the Rights of the Child," Charles Francis, Co-Chairman of the Comm. Declaration of the World Congress of Families
"Religious Liberty in the People's Republic of China," Liu Shu Xiang, Director of the Religion Research Center, PRC
"From Enmity to Amity: The Political Negotiations Between Beijing, PRC, and Taipei, ROC," Peter Chen, College of Lay and Commerce, Taiwan
"Q&A: The Cairo Peace Movement: Strengthening the Middle East Peace Process," Ibrahim Kamel, Chairman of Sirocco Aerospace
"Russia and the U.S.: Lessening the Nuclear Risk in the New Millennium," General John Reppert and General Vyacheslav Romonov, Consulate General of Russia
"International Law and Conflict in the Balkans: A U.S. Military Perspective," Eric Jensen, Captain U.S. Army
"Norway: Can a Small Country Make a Contribution in a Big World?" Svien Luvigsen, Member of Parliament and Vice President of Lower House Parliament
"Economic Conditions in Colombia," Leonardo Garcia Obregoso, professor of economics, University of the Andes, Bogota, Colombia
"Middle East Peace: Will It Ever Happen?," Bonner Ritchie, Professor of Organizational Ethics, Romney Institute of Public Management, BYU
"The German Economy and the Russian Meltdown," Lee Boam, U.S. Consul General to Germany
"Challenges for the Norwegian Economy: A Welfare State," Jens Stoltenberg, Deputy Chair for the Labor Political Party
"The New Face of War: Chechnya, A Personal Account," Dodge Billingsley, Regional Defense Specialist, Co-founder of Combat Camera, Research and Film
"Millennial Changes from the International Environment," Phillip J. Bryson, Kennedy Center associate director, BYU
"Islamic Sharia: The Question of Ijtihad and Muslim Minorities," Muhammed Eissa, professor of Arabic, Northwestern University
"A New Trans-Atlantic Partnership for the 21st Century," His Excellency Mircea Dan Geoana, Ambassador of Romania to the U.S.
"Will There Be A United States of Europe?" John Burke Richardson, minister and deputy chief, European Commission to the U.S.
"The Role of Denmark in the Construction of a New Europe," Anders Fogh Rasmussen, MP Denmark, national chariman, Liberal Party
"Estonia–U.S. Relations," His Excellency Kalev Grigore Stoicescu, Ambassador of Estonia to the U.S.
"Mirror-Imaging: American Belief in Russian Reform, 1992-1998," Ronald M. Childress, University of South Carolina, former director of Project ROSCON and the Rule of Law Consortium in Moscow
"Danish Philosophers Nicolaus Steno and Réne Descartes," Svend Aage Rasmussen, Danish philosopher and artist
"The Gaza's Children of the Stone," Brian K. Barber, associate professor of sociology, BYU
"Information Has No Borders," Allen W. Palmer, assistant professor of communication and graduate program coordinator, BYU
"The Cultural and Constitutional Constraints Bequeathed to New Zealand by the Treaty of Waitangi," David Settle, admissions counselor, BYU
"Agrarian Change in Northern Uganda," Eugene L. Mendonsa, professor of anthropology
"Changes in the Education and Knowledge Industry: The Effects on the University," Stephen P. Heyneman, vice president, international operations, International Management and Development Group, Alexandria, Virginia
"The Politics of Trade," Daniel L. Nielson, assistant professor of political science
"The Rhetoric of Visual Images: Alexander Helwig Wyant," S. Michael Halloran, professor of rhetoric and acting chair of Department Language, Literature, and Communication, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY
"China–U.S. Relations," Li Zhaoxing, Ambassador of China to the U.S.
"Selective Engagement: An American Grand Strategy for the Early 21st Century," Robert Art, professor of political science, Brandeis University
"Mongolia–U.S. Relations," Jalbuu Choinhor, Mongolian Ambassador to the U.S.
"Mongolia–U.S. Relations," Jalbuu Chounhor, Ambassador of Mongolia to the U.S.
"What to Do About Iraq," Shafeeq N. Ghabra, director of the Kuwait Information Office, Embassy of Kuwait
"Traditional Newsmedia and the Internet," Michael Ehrenreich, Deputy Editor of the Berlingske Tidende Newspaper
"The Life of Raul Wallenberg," Annette Lantos Tillman-Dick, daughter of Congressman Tom Lantos (D-California)
"The Exodus and Ancient Egyptian Art," Sharon Keller, assistant professor of bible, Jewish Theological Seminary, New York
"Latin American Community and Policy: A Polycentric Analysis," J. Lynn England, professor of sociology, BYU
"Dictatorial Dynamics of Destabilization and the U.S. National Interest," Orrin Hatch, U.S. Senator (R-Utah)
"The Church in Eastern Europe," Elder Dennis B. Neuenschwander, Quorum of the Seventy
"International LDS Issues," Gary Browning, Howard Biddulf, various panelists.
"Lithuania–U.S. Relations," His Excellency Stasys Sakalauskas, Ambassador of Lithuania to the U.S. and Mexico
"The Place of Obligation in a Culture of Rights," Kevin Andrews, MP; chairman, Australian house of representatives legal and constitutional affairs committee; chairman, Australian government committee of family and community services
"Ten Years after Tiananmen: Politics, Protests, and Religion in China," Eric A. Hyer, associate professor of political science, BYU
"Accord at War: Norwegian Supreme Court in the 1940s," Peter Lodrup, professor of law, University of Oslo
"Third World Development from the Grassroots," Warner P. Woodworth, professor of organizational behavior, BYU
"Ideas of Nation in the Pre-National Era," Eric R. Dursteler, associate professor of history, BYU
"The Role of Audience Participation Programs in the British General Election in 1997," Richard Davis, associate professor of political science, BYU
"Paradigms and Approaches to Peace," Ibrahim Karawan, associate director, Middle East Center, and director of graduate studies, University of Utah
"Classical Portuguese Anecdotes," Christopher C. "Kit" Lund, professor of Portuguese, BYU
"U.S.-Korean Relations," Hong Koo Lee, Korean Ambassador to the U.S.
"Social Policy in the U.S.: Collective vs. Individual Responsibility," Royal Shipp, assistant director, Congressional Research Service, Washington, D.C.
"Religion and Art in Pre-Islamic Arabia," Hashim Al-Tawil, Cultural and Educational coordinator, Southfield, Michigan
"U.S.-New Zealand Relations," The Right Honorable James Bolger, New Zealand Ambassador to the U.S.
"Is Dayton Failing? Bosnia Four Years after the Peace Agreement," James Lyon, analyst, International Crisis Group
"Ukraine in the System of Europe and World Security," His Excellency Anton Buteiko, Ambassador of the Ukraine to the U.S.
"Kosovo: Caring Across the Seas," Carol Grey, mother and humanitarian aid organizer, Sheffield, England
"Debt Relief," Sara Sievers, Kwesi Botchwey, Rudolf Dornaman
"BYU and International Education—Out of the Salt Shaker and into the World," Vance Randall, chair and professor of educational leadership and foundations, BYU
"The Israeli-Arab Peace Process: An Insider's Perpective," Ido Aharoni, Consul for Communications and Public Affairs, Israel
"Palestine: A Case Study and Critical Theory," Blair Van Dyke, Church Educational System
"Images of Ethiopia’s Sacred History," Gary Burgess, Visiting Instructor, History, BYU
"Evolution in Eastern Europe: Personal Observations," Randy Jones, Dean of the College of Humanities
"Archaeology and Popular Religion in Ancient Israel," William Denver, Biblical archaeologist, former president of American Schools of Oriental Research
"Pro-Nationalism in Pre-Modern Korea," John Duncan, Director, UCLA Center for Korean Studies
"Nothing More Heroic: First LDS Mission in India," R. Lanier Britsch, Professor, history, BYU
"Never-Ending Wars: The Story of Unexploded Ordinance," Stan Taylor, professor of political science, Brigham Young University
"Humanitarian and Other International Internships," Daniel Ferguson, Associate professor, Recreation Management Youth Leadership, BYU
"Popular Israelite Religion in the Light of Archeology," William Dever, professor of near eastern archaeology, University of Arizona
"Korean Slavery: Cross-cultural Perspectives on an Ancient Institution," Mark Peterson, Associate professor, Korean, BYU
"The Globalization of Technology," Peter Gourevitch, Professor of Political Science
"Rhetorical Landscapes: Learning to See, and Be, America," Gregory Clark, Professor of English, BYU
"Thailand: The Hub of Southeast Asia," Nitya Pibulsonggram, Thai Ambassador to the U.S.
"From Caliph to Warlord: The Militarization of the Medieval Islamic World," Bill Hamblin, associate professor of history, BYU
"Hope For Africa Through Literature," Chantal Thompson, Teaching Professor of French, BYU
"Seeds of Rebellion in China," Frederick Crook, President of the China Group and retired from the USDA Economic Research Service
"Conservation and Indigenous Populations: Displacement, Forced Settlement, and Sustainable Development," Dawn Chatty, Deputy director, Refugee Studies Centre at Queen Elizabeth House, University of Oxford
"Middle East Peace Process," Hasan Abu-Nimah, Jordanian Ambassador to the U.S.
"One God, One Law: Islamic Law as Monotheistic Law," Bernard Weiss, Professor, Languages and Literature, University of Utah
"U.S.—South Africa Relations," Her Excellency Sheila Violet Makate Sisulu, South African Ambassador to the U.S.
"Current Religious Issues in Russia," Anatoly Leshchinsky, Counselor of the Russian Federation on problems of state and the church relations
"International Consequences of Gender," Valerie Hudson, Associate Professor of Political Sciences, BYU
"Spectacular Archaeological Finds and Significant Changes in Our Understanding of Ancient Cultures are not Matters of the Past," Rudolph H. Dornemann, executive director, American Schools of Oriental Research
"Transatlantic Relations: The European Union and the United States as Partners and Competitors," His Excellency Jaako Laajava, Finnish Ambassador to the U.S.
"International Manufacturing," Unidentified Speaker
"U.S.–Lebanon Relations," His Excellency Farid Abboud, Lebanon Ambassador to the U.S.
"Helen Foster Snow: Witness to Revolution," Eric A. Hyer, associate professor of political science, BYU; Dodge Billingsley, independent film producer and director, Combat Films and Research
"Production Facilities in the Developing World," Unidentified Speaker
"Mozambique on the World Stage," Carlos Dos Santos, Mozambique Ambassador to the U.S.
"South Korea’s Sunshine Policy and Changing U.S.–Korea Relations," His Excellency Yang Sung Chul, South Korean Ambassador to the U.S.
"Belarus–U.S. Relations," His Excellency Valery Tserkalo, Belarus Ambassador to the United States
"Law School Workshop," Unidentified Speaker
"Twenty Years of Spanish Democracy," His Excellency Javier Ruperez, Spanish Ambassador to the U.S.
"The Power of Small Powers," His Excellency Ulrik A. Federspiel, Danish Ambassador to the U.S.
"Legal Issues Facing Israel," Yuval Rotem, Consul General of Israel
"Language Use in Luxembourg: Multilingualism or Linguistic Schizophrenia," Randall Jones, professor of Germanic and Slavic languages, BYU
"Religion and Conflict in the Balkans in the 1990's," Vic Perica, visiting professor, BYU
"Biodiversity of the Amazon," Keith A. Crandall, assistant professor of zoology, BYU
"Armenia–U.S. Relations," His Excellency Arman Kirakossian, Armenian Ambassador to the U.S.
"Estrada Impeachment," Senator Francisco S. Tatad, Senate Majority Leader, Republic of Philippines
"The Politics of Finnish Education," Jukka Sarjala, chairman, Finnish National Board of Education
"The Miracle of Brazil: The Historical and Modern Church in Brazil," Elder Flavio Cooper, member of the Fourth Quorum of the Seventy and Brazil South Area Authority
"Ukraine–U.S Relations," His Excellency Kostyantyn Gryshchenko, Ukrainian Ambassador to the U.S.
"Speech from April Graduation 2001," Ernest J. Wilkins
"Kennedy Center Graduation," Donald B. Holsinger, director, David M. Kennedy Center for International Studies
"Africa Matters for the United States," Aubrey Hooks, special coordinator for the African Crisis Initiative and former U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of the Congo
"German–U.S. Relations," Eberhard Kölsch, deputy chief of mission, German Embassy in Washington, D.C.
"China–U.S. Relations," Yang Jiechi, People's Republic of China Ambassador to U.S.
"Abkhazia," R. Dodge Billingsley, independent film producer and director, Combat Films and Research
"Development," Geo Jaja
"Current Issues in the Middle East and Central Asia," Ibrahim A. Karawan, associate professor of political science and associate director of the Middle East Center, University of Utah
"Alcohol Industry and Globalization Through Sports," Dag Rekve, visiting professor of health science, BYU, senior advisor of Ministry of Health and Social Affairs, Norway
"New Light on the Israelite Exodus from Egypt: Recent Excavations in Sinai," James K. Hoffmeier, author, expert in Egyptian studies
"Pakistan's Dilemma in the Current Conflict: A Military Perspective," Colonel Herbert L. Stoddard, retired U.S. Air Force
"Multilingualism in Switzerland: What Does it Really Mean?" Randall L. Jones, professor of Germanic and Slavic languages, BYU
"Graduate School Workshop," Unidentified Speaker
"Mystical Maria de Agreda: Feminist Christianity and the Spanish State," Clark A. Colahan, professor of Spanish literature, Whitman College
"Gentle Cuba," Thomas E. "Ted" Lyon, professor of Spanish, BYU
"Technology Transfer and Business Opportunities in China," Leon H. Przybyla, associate director of technology transfer, BYU
"Challenges and Opportunities of Global HR," Lizbeth M. Claus
"Changes to the Indonesian Family," Mark Cammack, professor of law, Southwestern University School of Law, Los Angeles, CA
"The Role of a State in International Relations," His Excellency Jargalsaikhany Enkhsaikhan, Mongolian Ambassador to the UN
"The Ground War in Afghanistan: Eyewitness to the Mazar-e Sharif Fortress Prison Revolt," Dodge Billingsley, independent film producer and director, Combat Films and Research
"Literacy in Ancient Israel," Aaron Demsky, associate professor and director of Project for the Study of Jewish Names, Bar-Ilan University, and head of Hebrew names, World Congress of Jewish Studies
"The Caribbean and Darek Walcott's Poetry," George B. Handley, Latin American studies coordinator, David M. Kennedy Center, and associate professor of humanities, BYU
"Ambiguous Adventure of Africa," Chantal Péron Thompson, African studies coordinator, David M. Kennedy Center, and teaching professor of French and Italian, BYU
"International Negotiations," Andy Williams, founder, Centre for Applied Studies in International Negotiations (CASIN)
"Can Democracy Win the War on Terrorism?," Michael C. Desch, associate director and associate professor, Patterson School of Diplomacy and International Commerce, University of Kentucky
"Translation, Culture, and Perception," J. Scott Miller, associate dean of undergraduate education-honors and professor of Japanese and comparative literature, BYU
"The Cross and the Tree; the Arch and the Cave: Art and Theater as Tools of Conversion in Sixteenth-Century Mexico," Samuel Y. Edgerton, Jr., professor of art history, Williams College, Massachusetts
"Prospects for Change in Japan," Raymond V. Christensen, associate professor of political science, BYU
"Miss Eastern Europe: Who Will Win the Decade-Long Beauty Contest and Gain EU Membership?," Wade Jacoby, assistant professor of political science, BYU
"The Macro Effects of Micromorality: Legal Law, Moral Law, and the "Rights-based Approach", Scott Loveless, professor of law, BYU
"Philippines-U.S. Relations," His Excellency Albert F. del Rosario, Filipino Ambassador to the U.S.
"What's So Great About America?," Dinesh D'Souza, political analyst, author, and Robert and Karen Rishwain Fellow, Hoover Institution, Stanford University
"Radical Religion and the Origins of Modern Political Organizations," Richard Y. Duerden, associate professor of English, BYU
"Pablo Neruda's Poetics of Nature," George B. Handley, Latin American studies coordinator, David M. Kennedy Center, and associate professor of humanities, BYU
"Jordan-U.S. Relations," Karim Tawfiq Katar, Jordanian Ambassador to the U.S.
"Eyewitness to the War in Afghanistan," Dodge Billingsley, independent film producer and director, Combat Films and Research
"A Critique of Bernard Lewis' "What Went Wrong? Western Impact and Middle Eastern Response", Mohammad Eissa, Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan
"European Union-U.S. Relations," His Excellency Guenter Burghardt, European Union Ambassador to the U.S.
"Democracy and the Middle East," Azzedine Layachi, associate professor of government and politics, St. John's University
"International Commercialization of University Intellectual Property," Leon Przybyla, associate director of technology transfer, BYU
"Turkey-U.S. Relations," His Excellency O. Faruk Logoglu, Turkish Ambassador to the U.S.
"The Sorbian Language in Germany: A Mother Tongue with No Fatherland," Randall L. Jones, professor of German, BYU
Iraq Panel 1—Legal," Brett Scharffs, J. Reuben Clark School of Law, BYU Richard Wilkins, J. Reuben Clark School of Law, BYU
"Iraq Panel 2—Regional," Masoud Kazemzadeh, Utah Valley State College David Montgomery, BYU Abdullahi Gallab, BYU Major Brent Talbot, United States Air Force Academy
"Iraq Conference Keynote—Media: Media Coverage of Conflict," John Hughes, Deseret News
"Iraq Panel 3—U.S. Foreign Policy," Valerie Hudson, BYU Eric Hyer, BYU Paul Mero, the Sutherland Institute, Salt Lake City, Utah
"Iraq Panel 4—Latter-day Saint Perspectives," Bob Freeman, Department of Religion, BYU Lt. Col. David Kirkham, United States Air Force Academy
"Iraq Conference: Weapons of Mass Destruction," Kerry Kartchner, U.S. Department of State Gary Stradling, Los Alamos Laboratories Kent Harrison, Department of Physics, BYU
"Iraq Conference: Global Economy," Jack Edwards, Gulf United Phil Bryson, Marriott School, BYU
"Iraq Conference: Military/Strategy," Stan Taylor, BYU and Gregory Weisler, Adjutant General Corps, Military Science, BYU
"Preemptive Strikes: The Temptation and the Peril," Peter Dombrowski, associate professor of strategic research, U.S. Naval War College
"Temple Building in the Most Ancient Near East and in the Bible," Richard E. Averbeck, professor of Old Testament and Semitic languages, Trinity International University
"The Zones of Islam: The Case of Turkey," M. Hakan Yavuz, assistant professor of political science, University of Utah
"Household Behavior in the Presence of Economical Crisis: Evidence from Argentina," Norman K. Thurston, assistant professor of economics, BYU
"Bulgarian-U.S. Relations," Her Excellency Elena Borislavova Poptodorova, Bulgarian Ambassador to the U.S.
"The Koran in Muslim Everyday Life," Abdullahi A. Gallab, assistant professor of communications, Hiram College, Ohio
"Austrian-U.S. Relations," Peter Moser, Austrian Ambassador to the U.S.
"Modeling the Economic Impacts of Korean Reunification," Kerk L. Phillips, associate professor of economics, BYU
"The Paradox of American Power," Stan Taylor and Valerie Hudson, BYU Faculty
"The Maturing of the Oak: The Dynamics of Latter-day Saint Growth in Latin America," Mark L. Grover, Latin American studies bibliographer, Harold B. Lee Library, BYU
"The Herculaneum Papyri and Brigham Young University," Gianluca del Mastro, associate of the Centro Internazionale per lo Studio dei Papiri Ercolanesi, University of Naples, Italy
"The Victors and the Vanquished: Liberal Dilemmas and the Ending of Wars," Andrew Williams, professor of politics and international relations, Rutherford College, University of Kent, Canterbury, Kent, UK
"Islamic Mysticism," William C. Chittick, professor of comparative studies, State University of New York—Stony Brook
"The Road to Baghdad: a Personal Account," R. Dodge Billingsley, independent film producer and director, Combat Films and Research
"Cuba: Understanding the Opportunities," Peter M. Steimle, Kennedy Center alumnus
"American Perspectives on U.S.-China Relations," Eric A. Hyer, associate professor of political science, BYU
"Ethics and International Affairs: A Personal Journey," Stan A. Taylor, professor of political science, BYU
"Bare Branches: Security Implications of Asia's Surplus Male Population," Valerie M. Hudson, professor of political science, BYU
"Perspectives on Community Aid," Jan Van Orman, assistant international vice president, BYU
"American Perspectives on U.S.–China Relations," Eric A. Hyer associate professor of political science, BYU
"Operation Iraqi Freedom: A War Experience," Dodge Billingsley, independent film producer and director, Combat Films and Research
"Contemporary Poland: An American Ally in Central Europe," Douglas F. Tobler, professor of history, BYU
"Canada—U.S. Relations," His Excellency Michael F. Kergin, Canadian Ambassador to the U.S.
"Human Rights and Wrongs Conference Introduction," Peter W. Galbraith, former ambassador to Croatia, currently a professor at the National War College in D.C.
"Human Rights and Wrongs," Panel Discussion
"A Closer Walk," Human Rights and Wrongs Conference Film Screening
"Human Rights and Wrongs," Panel Discussion
"Whither Jerusalem, and Northern Ireland, Too," Shaul Cohen, professor of geography, University of Oregon
"Election Time in the Caucasus: Georgia and Azerbaijan Change Horses," Thomas Goltz, journalist and war correspondent
"Canada and the U.S. After September 11th," David Taras, professor and associate dean of General Studies, University of Calgary
"The U.S. Response to Trafficking in Humans: Is it Enough?," Jini Roby, assistant professor of social work, BYU
"American Power: A Critique," Farooq Hassan, visiting scholar and international law expert
"India-U.S. Relations," His Excellency Lalit Mansingh, Indian Ambassador to the U.S.
"Obscurity and Saliency: A Review of Tongan Women's Knowledge in Relationship to Tidal Areas," Melinda Ostraff, ethnobotanist and adjunct faculty in Integrative Biology, BYU
"Missile Defense and the Bush Administration’s Response to Weapons of Mass Destruction," Kerry M. Kartchner, U.S. Department of State.
"If We Know What Works in Development, Why Don't We Do More of It?," Patrick Breslin, External Affairs vice president, Inter-American Foundation
"IRAQ—One Year: Looking Back/Looking Forward," Dodge Billingsley, independent film producer and director, Combat Films and Research.
"Spanish Influences on the Development of Latin American Art Song During the Colonial Period," J. Arden Hopkin, professor of voice, BYU.
"Entrepreneurship as Ethics: Implications for Policy," Robert G. Crawford, professor of business management, BYU.
" The Miracle of the Jerusalem Center for Near Eastern Studies," D. Kelly Ogden, Religious Education graduate studies coordinator.
"Water and Land Issues in the Israeli/ Palestinian Conflict," John Reese, Middle East activist and retired hydrogeologist.
"Book of the Semester Panel Discussion," Sally Barlow, professor of psychology, John Tanner, professor of English, Valerie Hudson, professor of political science, and Brian Hauglid, assistant professor of ancient scripture.
"The Burden of American Power and Responsibility," Jean Bethke Elshtain, Laura Spelman Rockefeller Professor of Social and Political Ethics in the Divinity School, the Department of Political Science, and the Committee on International Relations, at the University of Chicago.
"American Primacy and Anti-Americanism in World Politics," Peter Katzenstein, Walter S. Carpenter, Jr. professor of political science, Cornell University.
"Religious Groups and Their Challenges in Turkey," Ilhan Yildiz, visiting professor.
"Chemical and Biological Weapons of Proliferation," David Allen, chemical/biological analyst, Bureau of Intelligence and Research, U.S. State Department.
"Recent Trends in Vietnamese Education," Le Ngoc Tra, professor of literature, Ho Chi Minh City University of Education, general director of the Institute for Educational Research, Vietnam.
"Comparative Research and Public Policy," Jose Joaquin Brunner, Government School graduate studies coordinator, Adolfo Ibanez University, Chile.
"Drowning a Renaissance City: The Dilemmas of Flood Control in Venice from the Renaissance to the Present," Karl Appuhn, environmental historian of Renaissance Italy.
"The Situation of Healthcare in Latin America and Ecuador," Alfredo Palacio Gonzalez, Vice President and former Minister of Health of the Republic of Ecuador.
"Belarus–U.S. Relations," His Excellency Mikhail Khvostov, Belarus Ambassador to the U.Sean-David Levitte, French Ambassa.
"Utah, Latinos, Catholics, and Mormons: Situating Utah within Latino Studies Parameters," Ignacio García, associate professor of history, BYU
"Poetry Presentation - 'La hora de los mameyes'," Recited by Annalee Brown
"Utah, Latinos, Catholics, and Mormons: Situating Utah within Latino Studies Parameters," Armando Solorzano, associate professor of family and consumer studies, U of U
"Community Law Help for Immigrants," Matt Brown
"Community Law Help for Immigrants," Bill Cataruzman
"Poetry Presentation - 'Imagina los angeles de pan'," Recited by Ruth Flores Orozco
"Migrations of a Latino Artist", Jose Riveros, Chilean artist
"Migrations of a Latino Artist," George Handley, associate professor of humanities, BYU
"Poetry Presentation - 'Y no se lo trage la tierra'," Recited by Sonia Quiroga Thomas
"Roundtable discussion," Roundtable discussion
"A Remote Corner of Aztlan: Mexican Americans and other Latinos in Utah, 1900-2000," Jorge Iber, associate professor of history, Texas Tech
"Poetry Presentation - 'Aztecs in the US'," Recited by Jonathan Wade
"The Universidad Hispana: Educating Hispanics in Utah," Arturo De Hoyos, president, Universidad Hispana
"Facing Challenges and Navigating in the American Financial System," Gladys Gonzalez, founder and current publisher and editor, Mundo Hispano
"Latinos and the Law," Laina Arras, associate editor of BYU Education and Law Journal, BYU
"Defending Latino Culture," Leticia Medina, Utah Office of Hispanic Affairs
"The Trans-Atlantic Rift: Britain as a Bridge," John Baylis, pro-vice-chancellor and Politics and International Relations department head, University of Wales, Swansea.
"Why Is the United States so Ambivalent About International Human Rights?," Father Robert F. Drinan, Georgetown University Law Center.
"France–U.S. Relations," His Excellency Jean-David Levitte, French Ambassador to the U.S.
"Utah's Cultural and Ethnic Diversities," Phillip Notarianni, Utah Historical Society director.
"Taiwan Undone: A Perspective from the Barricades on the Taiwan Elections of 3/20," Eric A. Hyer, associate professor of political science, BYU.
"One Islam, Multiple Interpretations: Religion, Education, and National Agenda in School Curricula," Muhammad Eissa (Eissa & Associates) and James Toronto (BYU).
"Scotland: A Parliament Restored and a Democracy Found?," Brian Adam, Scottish National Parliament.
"Socially Engaged Spirituality," Sulak Sivaraksa, prominent and outspoken Thai intellectual.
"Iraq’s New War," Dodge Billingsley, independent film producer and director, Combat Films and Research.
"War Against Al Qaeda and Terrorism," His Excellency Ravan Farhadi, Afghani Ambassador to the UN.
"War in Korea?," Bruce K. Grant, instructor of Korean, BYU.
"U.S. Foreign Service," Stephen A. Guice, U.S. Embassy, Kazakhstan.
"Islam and the Middle East," Khaled Mahjoub, industrialist and entrepreneur, Damascus, Syria.
"Behind the Headline: Islamic Background of Current Events," Daniel C. Peterson, director of the Institute for the Study and Preservation of Ancient Religious Texts (ISPART) and associate professor of Islamic studies and Arabic.
"Bare Branches: Security Implications of Asia’s Surplus Male Population," Valerie Hudson, professor of political science, BYU.
"Beslan School: Militant Islam Hijacks the Chechen Separatist Movement?," Dodge Billingsley, independent film producer and director, Combat Films and Research.
"Distinguishing Yourself in the Workplace through Education and Career Planning," Matthew J. Wilson, director and associate professor of law, Temple University School of Law, Japan Program, and associate dean and general counsel, Temple University Japan.
"Troubled Partnership: Canadian Reflections on the North American Community," Roger Gibbins, president and CEO, Canada West Foundation.
"War on Terror: The Diplomatic Dance in East Africa and Tanzania," Jefferson Smith, economic/ commercial Foreign Service officer, Dar es Salaam Embassy.
"Egypt–U.S. Relations," Abderahman Salaheldin, Consul General of Egypt, San Francisco.
"Hungary–U.S. Relations," His Excellency Andras Simonyi, Hungarian Ambassador to the U.S.
"Muscles from Brussels?: The European Union as a Global Actor," Nicholas Whyte, Europe program director, International Crisis Group in Brussels.
"Students for International Development: Presidential Election Faculty Panel Discussion," Chad Emmit; Lynn England; Jim Curl; Ted Lyon, and Ralph Brown.
"Iraq: War, Religion, and Democracy," James B. Mayfield, co-founder of CHOICE Humanitarian and emeritus professor of political science at the University of Utah.
"The Lost Boys of Sudan," Tiffany Ivans, Abraham Guy, Jeremiah Atem.
"I’ll Go Where You Want Me to Go: Managing Security Risks Worldwide," J. Gregory Dunn, managing director of security for the Church.
"Who is a Pacific Islander?" Anae Melani, Katarina Teaiwa, Hutch Unga Fale
"Historical Influences on Pacific Islander Education," William Wallace, Lanny Britsch, Grant Underwood, Joseph Ostraff/Melinda Ostraff, Robin Fifita, Anapesi Kaili
"Challenges Facing Pacific Islanders in Education," Feleti Matagi, Tricia Fifita, Logan Gillette, Dale B. Robertson, Hiagi Wesley
"Pacific Islander Needs in Education," Bill Afeaki, Vance Randall, Victor Narsimulu, James Jacob, Lucky Fonoimoana, Robin Fifita, Phillip McArthur
"Transformation Strategy: Leadership and Profitability," L. Todd Budge, president and CEO of Tokyo Star Bank, Ltd.
"Landscapes of the Mexican Border," Daniel Arreola, professor of geography, Arizona State University.
"Romania–U.S. Relations," His Excellency Sorin Ducaru, Romanian Ambassador to the U.S..
"International Career Panel," Jason Golly, business development director, Neways International; Laurie A. Hoer, managing director of Asian Industries Division, Conti Group Companies; and Marcie Holloman, human resources specialist, Zilog, Inc.
"Bioterrorism and the Public Health System—Survival in the Global Village," Laurie Garrett, Peabody, Polk, and Pulitzer Prize–winning author.
"New Code Words for Censorship: Modern Labels for Curbs on the Press," Mark Bench, Executive Director of World Press Freedom Committee.
"The Post-war History of the Japanese Yen: An International View," Hiroshi Ogai, political science professor, Keiwa College, Niigata, Japan.
"The Musico-Linguistic Trail of the Turkic Element of the Hungarian People," Janos Sipos, ethnomusicologist, Department of Folk Music Research, Institute for Musicology of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences.
"Singapore–U.S. Relations," Her Excellency Chan Heng Chee, Singaporean Ambassador to the U.S.
"Transatlantic Relations and the Role of NATO," Jeffrey M. Hovenier, deputy director, NATO Policy, European Security and Political Affairs, U.S. Department of State.
"Recent Discoveries and Controversies in Biblical Archaeology," Randall W. Younker, professor of Old Testament and biblical archaeology and director, Institute of Archaeology, Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary, Andrews University.
"Nuclear Weapons and the Future of U.S. National Security: The Emerging Debate," Kerry M. Kartchner, foreign affairs advisor, Defense Threat Reduction Agency, Advanced Systems and Concepts Office.
"The Politics of Oil Prices," A. Jamal Qureshi, Kennedy Center alumnus and Middle East political and oil analyst, PFC Energy, Washington D.C.
"Kuwait–U.S. Relations," His Excellency Salem Abdullah Al-Jaber Al-Sabah, Kuwaiti Ambassador to the U.S..
"LDS International Society Presentation," John "Phil" Colton, member, Utah Governor Jon Huntsman, Jr.’s energy council
"Violence in Darfur, Sudan: A Distant Genocide or Ethnic Cleansing," Abdullahi A. Gallab, visiting assistant professor of sociology, BYU.
"The Mormon Voyage of the Whale ship Timoleon: Launching Latter-day Saint Missionary Work in the Pacific," Fred E. Woods, professor of Church history and doctrine.
"Economics of Scottish Independence," Jim Mather, Scottish National Party.
"Ethical and Other Dilemmas Faced by News Organizations in the Middle East," Ethan Bronner, foreign editor, New York Times.
"America the Vulnerable: Can the Homeland be Secured?," Stephen Flynn, commander, U.S. Coast Guard (retired), and Jeane J. Kirkpatrick Senior Fellow in National Security Studies, Council on Foreign Relations.
"Nationalist Internationalism: Henri de Man's Reflections on Peace and the Origins of the European Union," Georges Van Den Abbeele, Davis Humanities Institute director and professor of French and humanities, University of California—Davis.
"Is the Atlantic Alliance Dead? US–European Relations in the George W. Bush Era," David Andrews, director, EU Center of Southern California.
"Ukraine: The Significance of the Orange Revolution," Honorable William G. Miller, senior scholar, Kennan Institute of the Woodrow Wilson International Center, and a counselor to the National Democratic Institute.
"Economic Growth in Europe: How Does the Regulated EU Economy Interact with the Flexible UK Economy?," Guilia Faggio, London School of Economics and Political Science.
"The United States of Europe, Faculty Panel Discussion," Various Faculty.
"EU and U.S.: Strategies for Spreading Democracy," Milada Vachudova, assistant professor of political science, University of North Carolina–Chapel Hill.
"The United States of Europe," T.R. Reid, author.
"The Long Reach: The United States and the Limits to Drug Policy Liberalization in Europe," David Bewley-Taylor, professor of American studies, University of Wales—Swansea.
"Haiti and its Foreign Policy," Hérard Abraham, foreign minister, Republic of Haiti.
"Germany, Britain, and the Future of Europe," Willie Paterson, director, Institute for German Studies, University of Birmingham, England.
"Minor Differences: Europe between Freud and Lacan," Rudi Visker, professor of contemporary philosophy, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (Catholic University), Belgium.
"Changes in Aesthetic Styles and Genres in Chinese Cinema," Chen Xihe, professor and vice-dean, School of Film and Television, Shanghai University.
"Africa Q&A," Aubrey Hooks, Ambassador to the Ivory Coast.
"That Other War: Nation Building in Afghanistan," Dodge Billingsley, film producer and director.
"Mongolia–U.S. Relations," His Excellency Ravdan Bold, Mongolian Ambassador to the U.S.
"The African First World War—An International Conspiracy?," Rigobert N. Butandu.
"Ukrainian Revolution: Past, Present, and Future," Anatoly Nikitin, head of Department of Applied Research, Institute of Mathematics, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine.
"The Consular Policy Tool: Insights into U.S.–Poland Relations," Patrick Slowinski, Foreign Service Officer.
"What is On the Global Development Agenda and Why," Lant Pritchett, South Asia Social Development Division, World Bank.
"Sub-Saharan Connections Worldwide," Gregory Wahl, regional coordinator for sub-Saharan Africa, Research and Information Support Center, Overseas Security Advisory Council, U.S. Department of State.
"Secularization of New Zealand's Social Policy," Bruce Logan, director, Maxim Institute, NZ.
"Personal Observations of a U.S. Consul on German–American Relations," Stephen T. Frahm, foreign service officer, U.S. Department of State.
"Syria Today—Can There be Peace in the Near East?," Amr al-Azm, professor of archaeology, Centre for Archaeological Research, Damascus University.
"Putin's Russia and U.S. Relations," Tobias A. Bradford, public diplomacy officer, U.S. Embassy, Moscow.
"Current Sino-Japanese Relations: Causes and Consequences," Zhang Qingmin, associate professor and associate chair, Department of Diplomacy, China Foreign Affairs College in Beijing.
"Social Welfare and Social Development: The Challenges for Social Work and Community Development Education in a Democratic South Africa," Margie Maistry, professor of social development, University of Fort hare, Alice, South Africa.
"The Distinctiveness of French Anti-Americanism," Sophie Meunier,research associate in public and international affairs, Princeton University.
"The Environmental Impact of a Profession?," John P. (Phil) Colton, a former energy executive in both the private and public sectors.
"Fire on Ice: Icelandic Latter-day Saints at Home and Abroad," Fred E. Woods, professor of religion, and Richard L. Evans, Chair of Religious Understanding.
"Borders do Count: Comparing and Contrasting the Canadian and U.S. Legal Systems," Honorable Charles E. Jones, retired as the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Arizona.
"The European Constitution and the Trouble with Democracy," Craig Parsons, assistant professor of political science.
"The Greater Glory: Faulkner as Cold War Ambassador to Latin America," Deborah N. Cohn, associate professor of Spanish and Portuguese, Indiana University.
"'Gloca' Languages: Critial Perspectives on Interculturality, Cosmopolitanism, and Citizenship," Manuala Guilherme, senior researcher, Center for Social Studies, University of Colmbra.
"Current Challenges Facing the Arab World," His Excellency Hussein Hassouna, Ambassador of the Arab League of States.
"The EU as an Actor in International Law," Stefan Talmon, professor, St. Anne’s College, Oxford University.
"Taking Your Foreign Language Skills to the Professional Level (and beyond): why pursue superior-level language study, and, more importantly, can you get there from here?," Dan E. Davidson, professor of Russian and second language acquisition at Bryn Mawr College.
"China–U.S. Relations," His Excellency Zhou Wenzhong, Chinese Ambassador to the U.S.
"Terrorism and Personal Security," William M. (Mac) Epps, vice president, international business development, Zions Bank.
"Europe and the U.S.—Where Do We Go From Here?," Hans Arnold, former head of German foreign office and ambassador to the United Nations.
"Becoming an Active Participant in the Educational Adventure," Malcolm Miguel Botto-Wilson.
"The New Chinese Empire by Ross Terrill," Panel: Michael Murdock, professor of History; Steven Wright, professor of Chinese, department of Near-Eastern Languages; Eric Hyer, professor of Political Science; Susan Gong, from the Foreign Service Institute.
"From Constantinople to Jerusalem: A History of the Latter-day Saints in the Near East," Blair Van Dyke, Lone Peak seminary principal, part-time instructor, BYU.
"India—U.S. Relations," His Excellency Ronan Sen, Indian Ambassador to the United States.
"Ethiopia—U.S. Relations," Kassahun Ayele, Ethiopian Ambassador to the U.S.
"How to Prepare for an Overseas Career—Things They Never Tell You," John Dinkelman, deputy director, Orientation Division, Foreign Service Institute (FSI), Department of State.
"Modern American Conflicts: Perspectives of a Veteran of Five Wars," Col. Russell H. Thaden, CGSC DJMO, Deputy Director of Intelligence, Coalition Forces in Iraq.
"Sudan to Utah: A Lost Boy's Journey through Art," Atem Aleu.
"What Does China Want?," Ross Terrill, associate in research, Fairbank Center for East Asian Research, Harvard University.
"Utah's Growing Ethnic Diversity: Ethnic Challenges and Opportunities," Yvette Donosso Diaz, executive director of Community and the Arts, Utah Governor's office.
"The Baltic Challenge," His Excellency Vygaudas Usackas, Lithuanian Ambassador to the U.S., His Excellency Maris Riekstins, Latvian Ambassador to the U.S., and Judith Kelley, assistant professor of political science, Duke University, and author of Ethnic Politics in Europe.
"Marketing Fundamentals for Foreign Businesses," Dale Thompson, marketing vice president and bakery brand co-leader.
"International Law and the Use of Force: A New Analytical Approach", Davis Brown, attorney and a visiting scholar, George Washington University Law School
"The Role of Religion in 21st Century Warfare", Father Mark Sargent, Catholic and Muslim relations in southwestern Ontario, Canada
"The Role of Analysis in the U.S. Foreign Policy Process", Bradford J. Bruton, open source analyst/collection manager, Central Intelligence Agency
"Islam in the European Public Sphere," Wade Jacoby, Center for the Study of Europe
"The Sum of all Heresies: The Image of Islam in Western Thought," Frederick Quinn, University of Utah
"Organizing the Boundaries of the Secular and the Sacred in Europe: Islam in Britain, France, and Germany," Carolyn Warner, Arizona State University
"New Religious Movements and Social Capital: What can the Past Tell us about the Future of Civic Nationalism in Europe?," Benjamin Judkins, University of Utah
"The Islamic Challenge: Politics and Religion in Western Europe," Jytte Klausen, Brandeis University
"A Conceptual Study on the Role of Religion in the Public Sphere," Etga Ugur, University of Utah
"The Construction of Euro-Islam: The Case of Turkish and Bosnian Islam(s)," M. Hakan Yavuz, University of Utah
"The Provocation of Islam: Liberal Society, Islam, and the Charge of "Fundamentalism" in Contemporary Germany," Heiko Henkel, University of British Columbia
"Sacred and Secular: Muslims in the French Public Sphere," Ahmet Kuru, University of Washington
"'Kicking the Anthill': The Role of the State, Judiciary, and the Secret Services in the Construction of an Islam de France," R. John Matthies, Brigham Young University
"The Struggle to Achieve an 'Islam Italiano': Obstacles to Integration of Muslims in Italy’s Religious Landscape," James Toronto, Brigham Young University
"Afghanistan Heats Up: An Assessment", Dodge Billingsley, documentary film producer and director, Combat Films & Research
"Azerbaijan–U.S. Relations", His Excellency Hafiz M. Pashayev, Azerbaijani Ambassador to the U.S.
"North Korea and the Six-Party Talks", Anthony Ruggiero, Democratic People’s Republic of Korea Action Officer, U.S. Department of State
"Outcomes of an Education Field Study in South Africa", Patrick Lee, public health education analyst, State of Utah
"Culture Wars of the Late Renaissance", Edward Muir, Clarence L. Ver Steeg Professor in the Arts and Sciences, Northwestern University
"Cultural Preference for Sons and Female Neglect in India," Ramaswami Mahalingam, assistant professor of psychology, University of Michigan
"Inside the Fatherland: The New Cuban Woman", Marisela Fleites-Lear, Spanish Department chair, Green River Community College; doctoral candidate, University of Washington
"Surprise, Security, and the American Experience", Book of the Semester Panel Discussion: Panel: Earl H. Fry, professor of political science, BYU; Valerie M. Hudson, professor of political science, BYU; Mark I. Choate, assistant professor of history, BYU; Andrew Johns, assistant professor of history, BYU; Alan F. Keele, assistant professor of Germanic literature, BYU
"Global Hotspots—Images and Ideas", Ruth Fremson, Pulitzer prize-winning photographer, NYT
"Political Theatre or Justice in Saddam Hussein's Trial?" David J. Scheffer, visiting professor of law, Northwestern University School of Law, and former U.S. Ambassador-at-Large for War Crimes Issues
"Contentious Republicans: Popular Politics, Race, and Class in Nineteenth-Century Colombia", James E. Sanders, assistant professor of history, Utah State University
"The UN Scandal that Wasn't: Understanding the Volcker Report", Greg Craig, partner, Williams and Connolly, Washington, D.C.
"Creating Wealth and Poverty in China", Deborah S. Davis, professor of sociology, Yale University
"Contemporary Issues Affecting International Religious Freedom", Elizabeth A. Sewell, associate director, BYU International Center for Law and Religion Studies
"Fiji–U.S. Relations", His Excellency Jesoni Vitusagavulu, Fijian ambassador to U.S.
"Surprise, Security, and the American Experience", John Lewis Gaddis, Robert A. Lovett Professor of History, Yale University
"India–UN Relations", His Excellency Nirupam Sen, Indian Ambassador to the UN
"Challenges of Integrating Muslims in Italy" and "Kicking the Anthill: The Secularization of French Islam", James Toronto, associate professor of Arabic and Islamic studies, and R. John Matthies, assistant professor of French
"The Mystery of Cesar Vallejo’s Autographs", Stephen Hart, professor of Spanish, University College London
"Protecting Soft Targets—Marriott International's Approach to Mitigating the Terrorist Threat", J. Alan Orlob, vice president of corporate security and loss prevention, Marriott International Lodging
"Negotiating with North Korea Part 1," L. Gordon Flake, The Maureen and Mike Mansfield Foundation
"Negotiating with North Korea Part 2," Mark Peterson, Korean section head, Asian and Near Eastern Languages, BYU
"Negotiating with North Korea Part 3," Scott Rembrandt, director of academic affairs and research, Korea Economic Institute
"Q&A: Negotiating with North Korea," Panel Discussion
"Case Study of the Future: The South Korean Economy and Growth Opportunities" panelist," Lee Kyong-yul, economic counselor, Embassy of the Republic of Korea
"Q&A: The South Korean Economy and Growth Opportunities," Lee Kyong-yul, economic counselor, Embassy of the Republic of Korea
"Openness and Closure in Fear and Trembling," K. Brian Soderquist, Adjunct professor of theology, University of Copenhagen
"Latin America and the Left: U.S. Policy toward Bolivia, Chile, Cuba, and Venezuela", Elizabeth Whitaker, deputy assistant secretary for Canada, Mexico and Public Diplomacy
"Dancing with the Devil-Taking on West Africa's Warlords," David M. Crane, Distinguished professor of law, Syracuse University
"The Complexity of Middle East Issues", Firas bin Raad, Prince of Jordan and World Bank consultant health policy specialist
"Secularization and its Discontents", Vincent P. Pecora, Gordon B. Hinckley Professor of British Literature and Culture, University of Utah
"South Africa–U.S. Relations", Her Excellency Barbara Joyce Masakela, South African Ambassador to the U.S.
"Spain–U.S. Relations", His Excellency Carlos Westendorp y Cabeza, Spanish Ambassador to the U.S.
"Global Organizations and Brazil", Luis Erlanger, director of communications, TV Globo Brazil
"Weapons of Mass Destruction in the Crucible of Stategic Culture", Kerry M. Kartcher, Foreign affairs advisor, Defense Threat Reduction Agency, Advanced Systems and Concepts Office
"Doing Business in India Today: McDonalds® Experience Entering the Indian Market", Kishore C. Dash, Assistant professor, Department of Global Business, Thunderbird, The Garvin School of International Management
"U.S.–UK Relations", Frank Baker, British counsellor on foreign and security policy, British Embassy, Washington, D.C.
"Will China's Rising Energy Needs Tame the Dragon and Harm Relations with the U.S.?" Christian M. Marchant, Foreign Service officer, Prague, Czech Republic
"The Peace Corps and Development in Mali", Yacouba Kone, Program assistant and trainer for agriculture and natural resource management, Peace Corps
"Economic Reunification of Korea", Kerk L. Phillips, Associate professor of economics
"The Moral Universe of Martial Arts Cinema", Steven L. Riep, Associate professor of Chinese
"Foreign Service Greenie: Career Adventures on Diplomat's First Tour," David Marshall Duerden, Immigrant visa chief, U.S. Embassy, Amman, 2:00 P.M., 238 HRCB,
"African Families in the 21st Century", Yaw Oheneba-Sakyi, Professor and chair, Africana and American Indian Studies, California State University, Fresno
"Colombia: Desperation and Immigration", Josiah Pierce, Vice-Consul, United States Embassy, Bogotá, Colombia
"Oman—U.S Relations," Her Excellency Hunaina Al-Mughairy, Omani Ambassador to the U.S.
"The Info War: A Battle of Words and Images," Dodge Billingsley, Documentary film producer and director, Combat Films and Research
"The State of Health in the Western Hemisphere: The Strategic View from the Pan American Health Organization," Mirta Roses, director, Pan American Health Organization
"From Malaria Patient to Public Health Professional: My Journeys to Zanzibar and Back Again," Sarah Beckham, master's degree candidate, public health and African studies, Yale University
"Reforming the Welfare State: Major Health Reforms in Norway," Dagfinn Høybråtten, Norwegian Minister of Labor and Social Affairs
"The U.S. Immigration Debate: Local Issues and Global Implications," Rachel Swarns, New York Times correspondent
"Literacy, Gender, and Education: Crossing Borders and Respecting Boundaries," Tiffany Zenith Ivins, international program officer, World Education
"Patriotism in Another Land: Passage between Provo, India, and Ithaca," Enoch Lambert, BYU alumnus and MPA candidate, Cornell Institute for Public Affairs
"Islam and Terrorism," Abdul Karim M. Pharaon, Justice of the Supreme Court of Jordan
"New Scotland: The Challenges of the Twenty-first Century," Henry McLeish, former first minister, Scottish Parliament, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"The Next Christendom: The Coming of Global Christianity," Book of the Semester Panel Discussion: Ted Lyon, panel chair, Latin American studies coordinator, and professor of Spanish; Paul Y. Hoskisson, Richard L. Evans Chair of Religious Understanding; Roger R. Keller, professor of Church history and doctrine; Richard N. Holzapfel, associate professor of church history and doctrine; and Mark L. Grover, Africa and Latin America subject specialist, Harold B. Lee Library, 3:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Australia and the U.S.: Mates—Past, Present, and Future," Graham Edwards, member of Australian Parlilament, 11:00 A.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Whose Development?" Alisa Allred Mercer, community building director, Esther Foundation, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"On Common Ground: The Dynamics of the Canadian–U.S. Relationship," His Excellency Michael Wilson, Canadian ambassador to the U.S., NOON, 205 JRCB
"The Adventure of the Dead Sea Scrolls—Exploring the Greatest Discovery of the Twentieth Century," Peter Flint, professor of Biblical Studies at Trinity Western University, in British Columbia, Canada, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Indonesia–U.S. Relations," Sudjadnan Parnohadiningrat, Indonesian ambassador to the U.S., 11:00 A.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"The Dead Sea Scrolls and the Bible—The Accuracy of Scripture in Light of the Scrolls," Peter Flint, professor of Biblical Studies at Trinity Western University, in British Columbia, Canada, 11:00 A.M., 3380 WSC (Little Theater), see flyer
"Peaceful Middle East: An Alternative Vision," Akram F. Khater, director of International Programs and associate professor of history, North Carolina State University, 3:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Hope through Relativism: Learning to See Each Other as We Really Are," Dave Kay, Program facilitator, South Africa Field Studies, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Brazilian Church History," Mark L. Grover, Latin America subject specialist, Harold B. Lee Library, NOON, 238 HRCB
"Imbalance of Powers: Congress, the President and the Constitution after 9/11," Gordon Silverstein, assistant professor of political science, UC—Berkeley, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Endgame in the Balkans," Elizabeth Pond, journalist and Transatlantic Internationale Politik editor, 2:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"The Conflict in the Holy Land and Religious Peacemaking," Rabbi Rosen, 1:00 P.M., 205 JRCB, see flyer
"The Next Christendom: The Coming of Global Christianity," Philip Jenkins, Distinguished Professor of History and Religious Studies, 2:00 P.M., JSB Auditorium, see flyer
"Q&A: The Next Christendom: The Coming of Global Christianity," Philip Jenkins, Distinguished Professor of History and Religious Studies
"Nigeria–U.S. Relations," His Excellency George A. Obiozor, Nigerian ambassador to the U.S., NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Is Democracy Contagious?" Zachary S. Elkins, assistant professor of political science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Foreign Service Careers," Jordan Tanner, 3:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"International Loss of Technology—Can Both Parties Gain?" Ronald W. Jones, XEROX Professor of Economics, University of Rochester, 4:00 P.M., 251 TNRB, see flyer
"Albania–U.S. Relations," His Excellency Aleksander Sallabanda, Albanian ambassador to the U.S., 11:00 A.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Securing Japan in a Dangerous Neighborhood," Richard J. Samuels, Ford International Professor of Political Science and Center for International Studies director, MIT, 2:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"South African Field Studies: Learning That Transcends Boundaries," Tanya Fetui Tolman, founder of InnoVision Consulting, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Remapping Taipei: How Poets and Filmmakers Rethink Postwar Nationalist Cultural Policy," Steven Riep, assistant professor of Chinese, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"It's About the Story," Wynn Hougaard, award-winning film editor, LDS Motion Picture Studio, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"The Holocaust and the New Catholic Conscience," Suzanne Brown-Fleming, senior program officer, U.S. Holocaust Museum, Washington, D.C., 1:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Turning the Telescope Around: The CIA Looks at its History," Nicholas Dujmovic, CIA historian, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Our Covenantal Responsibility to the Poor," Kristen Proctor Westenskow, public health instructor, University of Utah, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Water in Mexico: Realities, Challenges, and Opportunities," Jose de Anda Sanchez, senior researcher, El Centro de Investigación y Asistencia en Tecnología y Diseño del Estado de Jalisco, in Guadalajara, Mexico, 2:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Life Along China's Korean Border," Dodge Billingsley, film producer and director, NOON, 238 HRCB
"Transformational Diplomacy: The New Face of America Abroad," John Dinkelman, deputy director, Orientation Division, Foreign Service Institute (FSI), Department of State, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Thailand–U.S. Relations," His Excellency Virasakdi Futrakul, Thai ambassador to the U.S., 11:00 A.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Europe, NATO, and the United States: The New Geopolitics of European Security," John A. Agnew, professor of geography, UCLA, 2:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"The New Era of Divided Government: Congress and U.S. Foreign Policy," Bob King, chief of staff to Congressman Tom Lantos (D-California), 11:00 A.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Sino–U.S. Relations," Wang Yunxiang, vice president, Chinese People’s Institute of Foreign Affairs, 2:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Diplomacy and China Today: The Hot Issues," Robert D. Griffiths, deputy minister counselor for political affairs, U.S. Embassy, Beijing, China, 3:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Antarctic Dreams: Still Life on the Ice with Meteorites," Jani Radebaugh, assistant professor of geological science, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
Students will present their research and cultural aspects of their international public health studies. Presentations will include Bolivia, Ghana, India, Jordan, and China; 11:00 A.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Integration of Muslims in European Society," Paolo Branca and Antonio Cuciniello, professors from the Catolic University of Milan, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"A Look at Saudi–U.S. Relations," His Royal Highness Prince Turki Al-Faisal, Saudi ambassador to the U.S., 11:00 A.M., JSB auditorium, see flyer
"Japanese Foreign Policy," Yuzo Ota, Consul-General (Denver), 2:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Education For All: In Whose Language? Language of Instruction in Lesotho Schools," Stephen Backman, PhD candidate, teacher education, Michigan State University, 11:00 A.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Global Orphan Crisis: Best Policy and Practices," John Williamson, senior technical advisor, Orphaned and Displaced Children’s Fund, USAID, 9:00 A.M., 3224 WSC, see flyer
"Balkan Update: An Insider Look at the Latest on the Kosovo Process," Jeffrey M. Hovenier, Foreign Service officer, U.S. Department of State, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Foreign Service Career Lecture," Jeffrey M. Hovenier, deputy director, NATO Policy, European Security and Political Affairs, U.S. Department of State, 3:00 P.M., 2110 JFSB, see flyer
"The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty," Valerie M. Hudson, Professor of Political Science
"Intelligence Community Briefing," Bradford J. Bruton, open source analyst/collection manager, Central Intelligence Agency, 3:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"The Future of Iraq," chair: Eric Hyer, associate professor of political science; participants: John Hughes, Dodge Billingsley, Donna Lee Bowen, Chris Jones, and Hamida al-Masudi, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Emerging Diseases in the Tropics: Biology Meets Economics, Politics, and Culture," Thomas Yuill, director and professor (emeritus), Gaylord Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Malta–U.S. Relations," His Excellency John Lowell, Maltese ambassador to the U.S., 2:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Ukraine–U.S Relations," His Excellency Oleh Shamshur, Ukrainian ambassador to the U.S., NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Diplomacy: Representing America," Casey H. Christensen, counselor for political affairs, U.S. Embassy, Stockholm, Sweden, 3:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"EU and the Global Economy," Kyle A. Galler, directorate-general, General Secretariat of the Council of the EU, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Slovakia–U.S. Relations," His Excellency Rastislav Kacer, Slovakian ambassador to the U.S., NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"The Information Revolution in India," Wajahat Habibullah, chief information commissioner, India, 2:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Unlikely Heroes: Women as Israel," Gary A. Rendsburg, chair of Jewish Studies, Rutgers University, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"The New York Times and the First Amendment," George Freeman, assistant general counsel, New York Times, 11:00 A.M., B092 JFSB, see flyer
"Light from Egypt on the Exodus Story," Gary A. Rendsburg, chair of Jewish Studies, Rutgers University, 11:00 A.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"U.S. Nuclear Weapons and Nonproliferation: Dispelling the Myths," Kerry M. Kartchner, foreign affairs advisor, Defense Threat Reduction Agency, Advanced Systems and Concepts Office, 2:00 P.M., 238 HRCB; Note: Career Workshop and Q&A, "Careers in National Security," will follow at 3:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"British–U.S. Relations and Priorities," His Excellency Sir David G. Manning, UK and Northern Ireland ambassador to the U.S., 2:00 P.M., DeJong Concert Hall, see flyer
"Panama: Social Challenges, Political Responsibilities, and Economic Opportunities," His Excellency Fedrico A. Humbert, Panamanian ambassador to the U.S., NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Cultural Responses to Atrocity," Michael Murdock, History; Kent Schull, History; Ilona Klein, French & Italian; Steven Riep, Asian Studies; Alan Tansman, UC Berkeley; Aaron Skabelund, History
"Jewish and Japanese Responses to Atrocity," Alan Tansman, chair, Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures, University of California—Berkeley, 11:00 A.M.–NOON, B094 JFSB, see flyer
"Challenges to Democratization in Latin America," Mitchell A. Seligson, Centennial Professor of Political Science and Fellow of the Center for the Americas, Vanderbilt University, 11:00 A.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Visions de l'Europe et parcours de quelques écrivains belges," Arnaud Huftier, professor of French literature, University of Valenciennes, 11:00 A.M., B092 JFSB, NOTE: this lecture will be presented in French, see flyer
"Securing American Diplomacy Worldwide: Life as a Special Agent," Frederick R. Stolper, special agent, Bureau of Diplomatic Security, U.S. Department of State, and executive deputy director, Overseas Security Advisory Council, 11:00 A.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Korea–U.S. Relations," His Excellency Lee Tae-sik, Korean ambassador to the U.S., 3:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Cross-Cultural Challenges of Building Democracy in Iraq," James B. Mayfield, emeritus professor of Middle East Studies, University of Utah, 11:00 A.M.–12:30 P.M., SC 206a, organized by Robert Norton, cosponsored with the Peace and Justice Program and the Department of Behavioral Science; for more information on Mayfield, see link
"Representation and Resistance of the Provinces in Contemporary French Cinema," Stéphane Pillet, associate professor of French and department head, University of Puerto Rico Mayaguez, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"The U.S. Intelligence-Policy Dynamic," Matthew Berrett, director, Office of Iraq Analysis, CIA, 4:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"The Disposable American: Layoffs and their Consequences," Louis Uchitelle, economics writer, New York Times, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Iraq and Vietnam: Lessons Learned and Mislearned," Robert Schulzinger, director, International Affairs Program, and College Professor of Distinction of History and International Affairs, Editor-in-Chief, Diplomatic History, University of Colorado, 2:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Spies in the Movies: Hollywood’s Take on Lese Majeste," Loch K. Johnson, author and professor of political science, University of Georgia
"Q&A: Spies in the Movies: Hollywood’s Take on Lese Majeste," Loch K. Johnson, author and professor of political science, University of Georgia
"Hollywood, Don’t You Go Disrespectin’ My Culture: The Good Shepherd vs. Real CIA History," Nicholas Dujmovic, staff historian, CIA
"Spying in Film and Fiction: A Panel Response," Panel Discussion: Ted Ralston, Fred Crook, Larry Booth, Stan Taylor, chair
"The Interplay of Fact and Fiction in British Intelligence in the Twentieth and Twenty-first Centuries," Christopher Andrew, author and professor of modern and contemporary history, Cambridge University
"The Spy Novel’s Patriot Games," Wesley K. Wark, author and associate professor of history, University of Toronto
"The New Enemy: Congressional Intelligence Oversight in Spy Film and Fiction," Stan Taylor, professor of political science, Brigham Young University
"Spies in Film and Fiction", Panel Discussion
"The Truth of Espionage is often Stranger than the Fiction," Frederick P. Hitz, former CIA inspector general, Distinguished Practitioner in Residence, Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton University, and lecturer, University of Virginia
"Asia-Pacific Security," Eni F.H. Faleomavaega, American Samoa Representative to the U.S. Congress, 2:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
Conversation with the First Lady of Peru," María del Pilar Nores Bodereau de García, 2:00 P.M., 151 TNRB, hosted by Instituto de Estudios Vallejianos (Filial Utah-EEUU) in BYU's Department of Spanish and Portuguese. NOTE: This event will be presented in Spanish only.
"The Outlook for Energy in Canada and the United States: Challenges and Opportunities," Honorable Greg Melchin, Minister of Seniors and Community Supports, and Former Minister of Energy, in the Government of Alberta, 10:00 A.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Perspectives on International Trends," Michael K. Young, president, University of Utah
"Migrations: the Perplexity of Who is Being Baptized," Ted E. Lyon, Latin American studies coordinator and professor
of Spanish, BYU
"Muslims and Christians: The Troubled Interface," Daniel C. Peterson, professor of Islamic studies and Arabic, BYU
"The Perpetual Education Fund: Impacting the International Church," Elder John C. Carmack, emeritus General Authority and
managing director, Perpetual Education Fund
"Trends in Poverty and Implications for the Church," Timothy B. Heaton, professor and research associate, Family Studies Center, BYU, and Mallory Meyer
"Global Issues Facing Women," Valerie M. Hudson, professor of political science, BYU Karen Hyer, adjunct professor, Women's Research Institute
"Globalization and the Future Competitiveness of the United States," Earl H. Fry, professor of political science, BYU
"The Abuse of Psychiatry in Central and East Europe Under the Communist Rule," Witold Simon, Fulbright scholar and assistant professor, Department of Neurotic Disorders and Psychotherapy, Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology, Warsaw, Poland, 3:00 P.M., 3223 WSC
"Bagram to Baghdad: Five Years Covering the War on Terror," Dodge Billingsley, Documentary film producer and director, Combat Films and Research NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Spirituality in Ancient and Modern Egypt," Fayza M. H. Haikal, professor of Egyptology, American University in Cairo, 3:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Libraries in Ancient Egypt," Fayza M. H. Haikal, professor of Egyptology, American University in Cairo, 11:00 A.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Intelligence, Military, and Congress: How to apply IR and Middle East Studies," Mark Morrison, deputy chief of staff to Senator Robert F. Bennett, 4:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Vice President Cheney and the Global War on Terror," Darren G. Hawkins, Donna Lee Bowen, Ralph C. Hancock, Scott Cooper, BYU Political Science Faculty
"Syria's Cult of the Dead: Qatna (Syria) in the Second Millennium B.C.," Michel Maqdissi, director of archaeological sites, Department of Antiquities, Syria, 1:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Public Diplomacy and Soft Power: Governments, People and Foreign Policy," Nicholas Cull, professor and director of the master’s program in public diplomacy, USC Center on Public Diplomacy, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"The Jewish Priesthood of Christ in the Syriac Tradition," David G.K. Taylor, fellow and vicegerent of Wolfson College, Oxford, and university lecturer in Aramaic and Syriac, 3:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Mysteries of the Dead Cities: Early Christian Sites in Syria," Maamoun Abdul Karim, professor of archaeology, University of Damascus, 11:00 A.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Roots of Conflict—Prospects for Peace," Norman Finkelstein, 7:30 P.M., Social & Behavioral Science Auditorium, University of Utah, see flyer
"From Bullets to Ballots: U.S. Economic Assistance to Iraq," Susan Merrill, United States Agency for International Development (USAID), NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Shared Values and Enduring Partnership: An Insight on Philippine–U.S. Bilateral Relations," His Excellency Willy C. Gaa, Filipino ambassador to the U.S., 3:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Syria, a Regime in Crisis: The Challenges, Responses, and Adaptations," Amr al-Azm, University of Damascus visiting professor at Brigham Young University, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Trafficking in Persons: A Modern-Day Form of Slavery," Rebecca E. Billings, G/TIP programs coordinator, Asia and Pacific Region, U.S. Department of State, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Traveling with the Secretary of State," Rebecca E. Billings, G/TIP programs coordinator, Asia and Pacific Region, U.S. Department of State, 3:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"History, Culture, and Future of Boca del Rio, Mexico," Francisco Jose Gutierrez de Velasco Urtaza, mayor of Boca del Rio, and select officials of his administration, including the chief of international affairs and the director of communication. They will be address how we can create more educational, business, and cultural exchanges between our communities; 11:00 A.M., 238 HRCB
"Latter-day Saints Under Siege: The Unique Experience of Nicaraguan Mormons," Henri Gooren, staff member, Centre for Intercultural Theology (Centre IIMO), University of Utrecht, Netherlands, 1:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Islamic Nationalist Movements, Al-Qaeda, and the Global War on Terror," Kent Schull, visiting professor of history, BYU, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Happiness is Possible in Africa," Aminata Sow Fall, Senegalese writer, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Actions Speak Louder than Words: Creating Experiences in a Global Marketplace," Christopher Liechty, president and creative director, Meyer & Liechty, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Protecting Ideas in a ‘Borderless’ World," Nicholas Wells, with the Salt Lake City firm of Kirton & McConkie, NOON–1:30 P.M., Little America Hotel & Towers, 500 South Main Street, Salt Lake City, RSVP required, see flyer
"Building Local Peace Amid Civil War: The Colombian Experience," Christopher Mitchell, emeritus professor of conflict resolution, Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution, George Mason University, 1:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"U.S. Immigration, Perspectives from a U.S. Foreign Service Officer," Alexander Hawkes, vice consul, U.S. Embassy Guadalajara, Mexico, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Life in the Foreign Service," David W. Simons, deputy management counselor at the U.S. Mission to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (USNATO) in Brussels, Belgium, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"China and India Rising: The End of American Economic Supremacy?," Brian Reynolds, second secretary/vice consul, U.S. Embassy, New Delhi, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Everything You Ever Wanted to Know about Family Life in the Foreign Service (and were afraid to ask)," Reynolds Family Q&A, 3:00 P.M., B092 JFSB, see flyer
"Italian Pioneers: From the Gold Rush to Today," Alessandro Trojani, director, Italians in the Gold Rush and Beyond, professor of multimedia computer science and e-learning, University of Florence, Italy, NOON, 238 HRCB
"Foreign Service Officers: Careers and Lifestyles," Robert B. Laing, senior Foreign Service officer, Diplomat in Residence at Arizona State, 10:30 A.M.–NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"American Leadership at a Time of Global Crisis," Sir James Mancham, 7:00 P.M., Vieve Gore Concert Hall, Westminster College, 1840 South 1300 East, Salt Lake City, Utah, Free and Open to the Public, see flyer
"Hugo Chavez and Populism in Venezuela," Kirk A. Hawkins, assistant professor of political science, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"International Development Lecture," Anthony Yama, Koins for Kenya executive director, 10:00 A.M., 332 TNRB
"America's Global Battle for Hearts and Minds: The Early Cold War Reconsidered," Kenneth A. Osgood, associate professor of history, Florida Atlantic University, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"From BYU, SWKT, and ISP to NGOs, EDs and CHC: An Acronymic Path to Profession," Starr Stratford, executive director, Community Health Connect, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Finding Some of the Lost Tribes of Israel," K. Lawson Younger, Jr., professor of Old Testament, Semitic languages, and Ancient Near Eastern history, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Biblical Studies and the Comparative Method," K. Lawson Younger, Jr., professor of Old Testament, Semitic languages, and Ancient Near Eastern history, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, 11:00 A.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Scotland on the Road to Independence," Brian Adam, Scottish National Parliament member, 3:30 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Competition Between Giants: The EU as a 'New' Global Power," Birol YeÅŸilada, professor of political science and international studies, Portland State University, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"From Punjab to the "Pinnacle" and Back: Musings of a Development Worker," Shahram Paksima, education specialist, Seward Inc. International, NOON, 238 HRCB
"Fatima Hatun née Beatrice Michiel: Renegade Women in Early Modern Venice," Eric R. Dursteler, associate professor of history, Brigham Young University, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Inside the White House: What Happened to the Bush Plan to Change the World?," David E. Sanger, chief Washington correspondent, New York Times, 4:00 P.M., 250 SWKT, see flyer
"Australia–U.S. Relations," His Excellency Dennis Richardson, Australian ambassador to the U.S., 11:00 A.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Future Sustainability of the Earth," Joseph A. Tainter, professor and head of Department of Environment and Society, College of Natural Resources, Utah State University, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"No god but God: The Origins, Evolution, and Future of Islam, by Reza Aslan," Faculty Panel: Glen Cooper, William J. Hamblin, Daniel C. Peterson, Becky Lyn Schulthies
"Malaysia and Islam Hadhari," Her Excellency Datin Paduka Rajmah Hussain, Malaysian ambassador to the U.S., 11:00 A.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"An Encounter with the First Lady," Wendy Widmann de Berger, First Lady of Guatemala, 2:00 P.M., Varsity Theater
"Revolution, Reformation, and Regime Change: Contemporary Iran," Reza Aslan, author of No god but God: The Origins, Evolution, and Future of Islam, 3:00 P.M., JSB auditorium, see web site, see flyer
"Hindsight is 20/20: Planning the Future by Looking at the Past," Mark Austin, regional coordinator, Bureau for Global Health, USAID, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Narcotics Trafficking and the Increasingly Important Role Venezuela Plays as a Transit Country," Willard Smith, first secretary and director, Narcotics Affairs and Law Enforcement Section American Embassy, Caracas, Venezuela, 2:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"An Economic View on Immigration: The Merchandizing of Desert Crossing," John "Dink" Dinkelman, consul, U.S. Consulate, Nogales, Sonora, Mexico, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Belgium–U.S. Relations," His Excellency Dominique Struye de Swielande, Belgian ambassador to the U.S., 11:00 A.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Personal Growth through International Experiences," Stacey Shaw, MSW, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Women in Leadership," Swanee Hunt, director, Women and Public Policy Program, Harvard’s John F. Kennedy School of Government, 2:00 P.M., Gordon B. Hinckley Building, North Assembly Hall, seating is limited. Please R.S.V.P. to Carrie Scoresby, 422-4605 by Friday, 9 November
"The New Biblical Archaeology—The Future of the Past," Aren M. Maeir, chairman, Department of Archaeology and Land of Israel Studies, Bar Ilan University, Tel Aviv, Israel, 4:00 P.M., HBLL auditorium, see flyer
"Stepping Across Cultures into Moldova," Scott M. Smith, James Passey Professor of Marketing, BYU, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"International Field Studies: A Foundation for a Career in Development," Daniel H. Nelson, international program coordinator, Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, Syracuse University, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"The Contradas and the Palio in the History and Life of Siena," Luca Bonomi, president, Dante Alighieri Society, Siena, Italy, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"5 Keys to Success in China and the European Union," David Hildebrandt, International Division, Kirton and McConkie Attorneys at Law, 8:00 A.M., 60 E. South Temple St., 16th Floor Eagle Gate Tower, RSVP to Carole Hymas, (801) 321-4809
"Causes of Anti-Americanism in the Arab World," Abdelmahdi Alsoudi, professor of Middle East Studies, Graduate School of International Studies (GSIS), Denver University, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"How and Why to Think about Graduate School: Insights from an 'Expert'," Curtis Child, doctoral candidate in sociology, Indiana University—Bloomington, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Do Nuclear Weapons Promote Peace?," Robert Rauchhaus, assistant professor of political science professor, University of California—Santa Barbara, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"A Springboard for Career Development: Personal Reflections on BYU’s International Field Studies Programs," W. James Jacob, associate director, Institute for International Studies in Education, University of Pittsburgh, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Briefing on Iraq, UN Reform, and Careers in Diplomacy," James Warlick, principal deputy assistant secretary, Bureau for International Organization Affairs, U.S. Department of State, 10:00 A.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Force Projection or Force Protection: A New Mission objective for Afghanistan and Iraq," Dodge Billingsley, producer/director, Combat Films, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
cancelled due to illness
"EU–U.S. Relations," His Excellency John Bruton, EU ambassador to the U.S., 3:00 P.M., Assembly Hall, Hinckley Alumni and Visitors Center, see flyer
"Central America in Transition: A Circular History," Thomas L. Pearcy, professor of history, Slippery Rock University, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Fifty Years on the Frontier in Asia," Malan Jackson, emeritus director of international studies, Utah Valley State College, NOON, 238 HRCB, sponsored by the Asian Studies Association. See flyer
"Americans Abroad: How to Be a Soft Power Superhero," David C. Brooks, chair WHA area studies, Foreign Service Institute, 11:00 A.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Abkhazia: Untold War Story," Dodge Billingsley, documentary film producer and director, Combat Films and Research, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Navigating the EU Cultural Policy Labyrinth," Patricia Dewey, assistant professor of arts and administration, University of Oregon, 11:00 A.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"A Global Perspective on Press Freedom Issues," Kyu Ho Youm, Jonathan Marshall First Amendment Chair, University of Oregon, 3:00 P.M., 115 MCKB, see flyer
"Carbon Trading: Solution to Climate Change or Corporate Resource Grab?," Larry Lohmann, author and founding member of the Durban Group for Climate Justice, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Fair Trade—Why it Matters to YOU," Jacqueline DeCarlo, author of Fair Trade: A Beginner's Guide, 7:30 P.M., Gore Auditorium, Westminster College, Salt Lake City, free admission, sponsored by Net Impact, Ten Thousand Villages, and Westminster College
"Iraq—Why the Surge Worked," Adam Fife, strategic communication advisor in Iraq, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Images de soi, images de l'autre: visages du cinéma européen," Arnaud Huftier, professor of French literature, University of Valenciennes, 3:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Hungary and Her Ally the United States," His Excellency Ferenc Somogyi, Hungarian ambassador to the U.S., NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"The Cultural Construction of National Identities in Europe," Anne-Marie Thiesse, director of research, Centre National de Recherche Scientifique, Paris, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Challenges and Opportunities in Trade in the Western Hemisphere," Her Excellency Linda Jewell, U.S. Ambassador to Ecuador, and His Excellency Charles Shapiro, senior director, Western Hemisphere FTA Task Force, NOON, 710 TNRB, see flyer
"Interreligious Understanding," Gary D. Bouma, professor of sociology, Monash University, Australia, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Godzilla and Postwar Japanese Culture," William M. Tsutsui, Department of History chair, executive director of the Confucius Institute, University of Kansas, 2:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, to be followed by a screening of Gojira (first version of Godzilla filmed in 1954) at 3:00 P.M., see flyer
"National Security and the 2008 Presidential Election," Loch K. Johnson, author and professor of political science, University of Georgia, 3:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
Robert G. Patman lecture will be on Wednesday, 26 March at NOON in 238 HRCB.
"French Diplomacy on the Eve of the European Presidency," His Excellency Pierre Vimont, French ambassador to the U.S., 3:00 P.M., Assembly Hall, Hinckley Alumni and Visitors Center, see flyer
"Faith and Intellect: Empathy and Neutrality: Itinerary of a Catholic Scholar," Jad Hatem, professor of philosophy, University of Saint Joseph, Lebanon, 2:00–3:30 P.M. (Q&A to follow lecture), HBLL auditorium
"The 3 Nephites, the Bodhisattva, and the Mahdi: The 3 Nephites as a Paradigm Context of Comparative Religion," Jad Hatem, professor of philosophy, University of Saint Joseph, Lebanon, 2:00–3:30 P.M. (Q&A to follow lecture), HBLL auditorium, see flyer
"Powers to Lead," Joseph Nye, dean, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, 1:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"From Retreat to Re-engagement: American Policy toward Sub-Saharan Africa Before and After 9/11," Robert G. Patman, professor of international relations, University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Pure Love in Islam and Christianity: Itinerary of a Catholic Scholar," Jad Hatem, professor of philosophy, University of Saint Joseph, Lebanon, 2:00–3:30 P.M. (Q&A to follow lecture), HBLL auditorium, see flyer
"Paraguay–U.S. Relations," His Excellency James Spalding, Paraguayan ambassador to the U.S., 11:00 A.M., Assembly Hall, Hinckley Alumni and Visitors Center, see flyer
"The Museum of Europe: A Presentation," Krzysztof Pomian, historian and scientific director of the Museum of Europe in Brussels, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"The Translation of the Divine Names in the Septuagint (Ancient Greek Bible)," Robert J.V. Hiebert, professor of Old Testament Studies, Trinity Western Seminary/ACTS, and director, Septuagint Institute, 11:00 A.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"The Septuagint and its Cultural and Theological Context," Robert J.V. Hiebert, professor of Old Testament Studies, Trinity Western Seminary/ACTS, and director, Septuagint Institute, 8:00 A.M., 382 JSB, see flyer
"Public Perception and Humanitarian Initiatives Part II," Warner P. Woodworth, professor of organizational behavior, BYU 19th Annual Conference of the International Society, Introduced by Daryl K. Hobson, former mission president, Cape Verde Praia Mission
"Public Perception and Humanitarian Initiatives Part I," Sharon Eubank, manager, LDS Charities; Introduced by Daryl K. Hobson, former mission president, Cape Verde Praia Mission
"Building Bridges: Ambassador Hosting Program," Panel Moderator—Jeff Ringer, director, David M. Kennedy Center for International Studies; Panel Members—Ann Santini, Erland Peterson, Elder Ben B. and Sister Susan Banks
"LDS International Society Conference Keynote Address," Elder Lance B. Wickman, Quorum of the Seventy and general counsel, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Introduced by Elder Douglas L. Callister, Quorum of the Seventy
"Presentation of Distinguished Service Award," Recipient: Elder Lance B. Wickman, Quorum of the Seventy and general counsel, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
"Strengthening Relationships via Diplomatic Outreach," Panel Moderator/Introductions: William F. Atkin, associate general counsel, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Panel Members—Ralph W. Hardy, Jr., area Seventy; M. Kenneth Bowler, director, Public and International affairs, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; Olene S. Walker,
former Utah governor
"The Perfect Storm? LDS Media Events and the Foreign Press," Joel J. Campbell, assistant professor of communications, BYU; Introduced by R. Lanier Britsch, Board of Directors, International Society
"LDS International Society Conference Welcome and Introduction," Cecil O. Samuelson, Quorum of the Seventy, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and president of Brigham Young University; Paul D. Rytting, president, International Society
"Democracy and the Middle East: A View from Damascus," Sadik J. Al-Azm, visiting lecturer, Princeton University, and emeritus professor of modern European philosophy, University of Damascus, 3:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"A Spanish View of Counter-Terrorism and International Relations," His Excellency Javier Rupérez, consul general of Spain in Chicago, NOON, Assembly Hall, Hinckley Alumni and Visitors Center, see flyer
"The Korean Economy and Lee Myung-bak’s Mandate for Change, Part 1", James H. Alvis, director of public affairs, Korea Economic Institute
"The Korean Economy and Lee Myung-bak’s Mandate for Change, Part 2", Abraham Kim, analyst, Eurasia Group
"ROK Alliance, Where to from Here?" L. Gordon Flake, executive director, Mike and Maureen Mansfield Foundation
"The New "Bulldozer" Presidency of Lee Myung-Bak", Mark Peterson, professor of Korean, BYU
"Border Horror: Identity Anxiety in Recent French Cinema," Marc Olivier, associate professor of French studies, BYU, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"War on Terror by Reluctant Fighters," Chaudry Ali, former Pakistani judge, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Making a Difference Through Federal Service," Jason Lim, program analyst, Transportation Security Administration, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Designing a Nonproliferation Strategy for the 21st Century," Michael A. Guhin, U.S. Fissile Material Negotiator, 3:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Tactical Shifts in the Chechen Insurgency: Yes, There is Still a War Going On," Dodge Billingsley, CANCELLED
"Tactical Shifts in the Chechen Insurgency: Yes, There is Still a War Going On," Dodge Billingsley, documentary film producer and director, Combat Films and Research, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"What You Will Find in the Foreign Service," Jessica Ward, office management specialist, American Embassy Dhaka, Bangladesh, 2:00 P.M., B-104 JFSB, see flyer
"Living the Dream: One Man's Journey from BYU Grad to Diplomat," Mark Perry, Foreign Service officer, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Petra: Lost City of Stone," One of the wonders of the ancient world, Petra's history dates back to 300 BC where it was the center of the spice trade. It stands over 2000 years later as a marvel of engineering. Dr. Alex Stecker, 7:00 P.M., free at the Orem Public Library, 58 North State Street
"An Experience You Can Afford: The Value of Studying Abroad," Lynn Elliott, ISP director, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Intelligence Careers," senior official, CIA, 3:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Integrating Traditional Knowledge with 21st Century Education Strategies: Relevance, Rigor, and Relationships," Herb Lee, Jr., executive director, Pacific American Foundation, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Ossetia in Perspective: Georgia Plays Russian Roulette," Dodge Billingsley, producer/director, Combat Films & Research, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"The Church in Mexico," Fernando R. Gomez, historian and researcher of the Church in Mexico, owner of the Museo de Historia del Mormonismo en Mexico (Museum of the History of Mormonism in Mexico) in Mexico City, and former mission and temple president in Latin America, 2:00-3:00 P.M., Library Auditorium, 1080 HBLL
Look inside a world-leading engine of growth and innovation and what do you see? Goldman Sachs Operations serves as the focal point of the firm. Individuals in operations leverage industry knowledge, creative thinking, and technical skills to understand what each business is trying to achieve and make it happen; 1:00 P.M., 238 HRCB
"Vietnam–U.S. Relations," His Excellency Le Cong Phung, Vietnamese ambassador to the U.S., 11:00 A.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Working in International Supply Chain Management: Where Business, Politics, Culture, Human Rights, and the Environment Collide," Carrie George, remediation and training manager, CSCC, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"African Unity: History, Problems, Prospects," F. Abiola Irele, professor of African and Afro-American Studies and Romance Languages and Literatures, Harvard University, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Historia de la Iglesia en Sudamérica (History of the Church in South America)," Nestor Curbelo, South America south area historian of the Church, author of several books on the Church in South America, and a former stake president in Buenos Aires, Argentina (presentation will be in Spanish), 2:00–3:00 P.M., Library Auditorium, 1080 HBLL
"Health Care Crisis: What Canada and the U.S. Can Learn from One Another in Providing Effective Health Care," Antonia Maioni, director, Institute for the Study of Canada, McGill University, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"The Current Financial Crisis" Randall D. Guynn, head of Davis Polk & Wardwell’s Financial Institutions Group, 11:00 A.M., 250 SWKT, see flyer
"A 'Low-Carb' Diet for the Planet," Matthew L. Wald, NYT reporter, 2:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Yao Ming and 1 Billion NBA Fans in Asia," Eric A. Hyer, Asian Studies coordinator and professor of political science, BYU
"The Global Playground Case: Globalization and Professional Sports," Lee H. Radebaugh, Whitmore Professor of International Business, and director of Kay & Yvonne Whitmore Global Management Center/CIBER, BYU
"Elder A. Theodore Tuttle and LDS Church Growth in South America," Mark L. Grover, Latin American studies bibliographer, Harold B. Lee Library, 2:00–3:00 P.M., Library Auditorium, 1080 HBLL
"Views From the Stands: Race, Gender, and Sports in Modern America," Richard I. Kimball, professor of history, BYU
"Sources for the Study of the Church in Latin America," Michael Landon, an archivist at the Church Historical Archives, Salt Lake City, 2:00–3:00 P.M., Library Auditorium, 1080 HBLL
CANCELLED due to world financial crisis: "Ghana–U.S. Relations,"His Excellency Kwame Bawuah-Edusei, Ghanaian ambassador to the U.S., 11:00 A.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"The Relationship Matters as Much as the Money: Sustainability for Schools in Cambodia," Kari Grady Grossman, writer/photographer
"Peru at the Global Stage," His Excellency Felipe Ortiz de Zevallos, Peruvian Ambassador to the U.S., 11:00 A.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Mali–U.S. Relations," His Excellency Abdoulaye Diop, Malian ambassador to the U.S., NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Eating Italian Culture: A Culinary Journey through Italian Art, History, Music, and Literature," Luca Bonomi, president, Dante Alighieri Society, Siena, Italy, 2:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Uganda–U.S. Relations," His Excellency Perezi K. Kamunanwire, Ugandan ambassador to the U.S., NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Iran, Nuclear Non-proliferation, and Middle East Policy," Moderator: Chad F. Emmett, MESA coordinator, associate professor of geography, BYU; panel guests: Amr al-Azm, visiting professor from the University of Damascus, Syria; Scott Cooper, associate professor of political science, BYU; Eric A. Hyer, associate professor of political science, BYU
"Provincial Power in the Assyrian Empire: A Microhistory of a Provincial Administrator," Bradley J. Parker, associate professor of history, University of Utah, 11:00 A.M., 2113 JKB, see flyer
"From South Africa to Cedar City, Utah: Transferring My Field Study Experience to a Professional Setting," Kim Yeoman, rural outreach training advocate, Disability Law Center, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Careers in the U.S. State Department," Kerry M. Kartchner, senior advisor for strategic planning, Bureau of International Security and Nonproliferation, U.S. Department of State, 2:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Inside the 'Real' NCIS," R. Daniel Smith, Naval Criminal Investigative Service, 3:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Southern Cyborgs: Posthuman Identity in Latin America," J. Andrew Brown, associate professor of Spanish, Washington University in St. Louis, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Islam and the Modern World," Akbar S. Ahmed, Ibn Khaldun Chair of Islamic Studies, American University in Washington, D.C., 3:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Islamic Art: A Celebration of Unity and Diversity," Sabiha Al Khemir, founding director of the Museum of Islamic Art in Doha, Qatar; she taught at the British Museum, Metropolitan Museum of Art (NY), and recently curated a show at the Louvre; 3:00 P.M., MOA
"What's Next? Post-Election Perspectives on U.S. Foreign Policy," Darren G. Hawkins, chair, political science, BYU; Valerie M. Hudson, professor of political science, BYU; Andrew L. Johns, assistant professor of history; and Kennedy Fellow Stan A. Taylor, emeritus professor of political science, BYU.
CANCELLED "South Africa–U.S. Relations," His Excellency Welile Nhlapo, South African ambassador to the U.S., 11:00 A.M., 238 HRCB
"Missing Queues: Enduring Insights from India," Loryn Anderson, Master’s in education candidate, Harvard Graduate School, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Security and Peace Building in Eurasia—Threats, Challenges and Perspectives," His Excellency Nicolae Chirtoaca, Moldovan ambassador to the U.S., NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"How Soccer Explains the World: an unlikely theory of globalization", Franklin Foer, author and journalist, 3:00 P.M., JSB auditorium, see flyer
"Insider View of the Foreign Service," John "Dink" Dinkelman, consul, U.S. Consulate, Nogales, Sonora, Mexico, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"The Transformation in Pakistan," His Excellency Husain Haqqani, Pakistani ambassador to the U.S., 11:00 A.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Pakistan and the U.S.: From Short-term Allies to Long-term Strategic Partnership," His Excellency Husain Haqqani, Pakistani ambassador to the U.S., NOON, Moot Court Room, J. Reuben Clark Law School
"Please Don't Tell this Story: LDS Humanitarian Work and the Media," Sharon Eubank Manager, LDS Humanitarian, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Meltdown: The Inside Story of the North Korean Nuclear Crisis," Mike Chinoy, Edgerton Fellow on Korean Security at the pacific Council on International Policy in Los Angeles, 2:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"A Genealogy of Japanese Colonial Policies: The Views of Christian University Scholars," Jin Makabe, visiting research fellow at Harvard University who is an associate professor of political science at Hokkaido University, Japan, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Afghanistan: Security, Development, and Relations with the U.S.," Ashraf Haidari, counselor over political, security, and development affairs, 2:00 P.M., 238 HRCB
CANCELLED "Middle East Briefing," Jacob Dayan, Israeli Consul General, 2:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"A Europe of Phobias? How Immigration is Making the EU Paranoid," Raymond Taras, professor of international relations and director of the world literature program, Tulane University, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Sports and Culture in Europe and America—A Mirror of Modern Life," Andrei S. Markovits, Karl W. Deutsch Collegiate Professor of Comparative Politics and German Studies, University of Michigan—Ann Arbor, 4:00 P.M., 2107 JKB, see flyer
"The Rule of Law in a Time of Terror," David Nevin, adjunct professor of trial practice, University of Idaho College of Law, NOON, HBLL auditorium, see flyer
"Is the United States a Declining Superpower?" Earl H. Fry, political science professor and Canadian studies coordinator, BYU, NOON, HBLL auditorium, see flyer
"Between the Lines: Asian American Women’s Poetry," Yunah Hong, documentary filmmaker, 11:00 A.M.–1:00 P.M., B-094 JFSB, see flyer
"U.S. Foreign Assistance: Why We Do It; Why It Matters; New Approaches," Aaron H. Sherinian, managing director, Public Affairs, Department of Congressional and Public Affairs, Millennium Challenge Corporation, NOON, B-092 JFSB, see flyer
"The Olympic Games: European Elitism for the Masses," Corry Cropper, associate professor of French, BYU, NOON, HBLL auditorium. This lecture is part of the ongoing Sports and Global Society Series. See flyer
"Please Don't Turn Out the Lights: Eurasian Energy and National Security," Roger D. Kangas, professor of Asian studies, National Defense University, Washington, D.C., 3:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Contemporary Jerusalem: Between Confrontation and Conciliation," Daniel Seidemann, founder and legal advisor, Ir Amim (Jerusalem), NOON, HBLL auditorium, see flyer
"Egyptology and Source Criticsm," John Gee is William "Bill" Gay Assistant Research Professor of Egyptology at the Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship, 11:00 A.M., 3712 HBLL, sponsored by Students of the Ancient Near East (SANE)
"Afghanistan, Iraq, and Counterinsurgency: Similarities, Differences, and the Way Forward," Adam Fife, director of unconventional solutions, U.S. Government contractor, NOON, 238 HRCB
"Dispatches from the Red Zone—National Public Radio's Baghdad Bureau Chief on covering the Iraq War," Dianna Douglas, national desk producer, NPR, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Probreza entre las Pueblos Indigenas de Chihuahua," Horacio Echavarría González, public education researcher, 2:00 P.M., 238 HRCB. Please note this lecture will be presented in Spanish and is being held in conjunction with the Conference on Poverty and Development in Indigenous Communities: The Case of the Tarahumara. See flyer
"Making of ‘Global Car’: The Director’s Perspective," Dodge Billingsley, documentary film producer/director, Combat Films & Research, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Four faculty perspectives on the ideas presented by William Easterly in the White Man’s Burden," Randy S. Lewis, professor of chemical engineering; Daniel L. Nielson, associate professor of political science; Frank L. McIntyre, assistant professor of economics; Joseph Price, assistant professor of economics, 3:00–5:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Inside the Foreign Service: Getting In and Thriving as a Diplomat," Andy Wilson, Foreign Service officer, 2:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Terrorism on the Internet," Gabriel Weimann, visiting professor of communications, American University School of International Service, 2:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"South Africa Today: Challenges and Opportunities," His Excellency Welile Nhlapo, South African ambassador to the U.S., NOON, HBLL auditorium, see flyer
"Tainted Money: Winning the War on Money Laundering and Terrorism Finance," Avi Jorisch, president and founder, Red Cell Intelligence Group, Inc., 2:00 P.M., JFSB B092, see flyer
Winter 2009 Book of the Semester Lecture: "The White Man's Burden," William Easterly, professor of economics, New York University, 4:00 P.M., JSB auditorium, see flyer
"Graduate School Recruitment," Tom Brennan, director of Global Recruitment, Thunderbird School of Global Management, 3:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Russian Foreign Policy," His Excellency Vitaly Churkin, Russian Ambassador to the UN, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Limiting the Risk of Intelligence Failure," Loch Johnson, author and professor of political science, University of Georgia, 2:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Running from Liberty Plaza and Running in Baghdad," David Simpson, professor of English, University of California—Davis, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"The Tour de France: Modern Heroes, Mythologized Landscape, and the Ritual Nation," Julie R. Hartley, assistant professor of anthropology, BYU, 4:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Writing Christian: Some Observations on the Identification of Early Christian Letters in Egypt," Lincoln H. Blumell, visiting assistant professor, Tulane University, 11:00 A.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Kipling's Ghost: Decolonization, Public Diplomacy, and the Invention of the Third World," Jason C. Parker, assistant professor of history, Texas A&M University, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"The Challenge of Obama in the New World," Joseph Kahn, deputy foreign editor, NYT, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Can We Know the Truth about CIA History?" Nicholas Dujmovic, CIA staff historian, 3:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Brazil–U.S. Relations: Bilateral, Regional, and Global Agendas," His Excellency Antonio de Aguiar Patriota, 2:00 P.M., HBLL auditorium, see flyer
"The Invisible Crowd: Lobbying the Media at International Summits," Etienne Ollion, visiting lecturer of sociology, University of Chicago, 4:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Can Diplomacy Tame Iran?" Michael Rubin, resident scholar, AEI, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"The Common Egyptian Then and Now," Omar Amin, director of the Parasitology Center, Inc. (PCI), Tempe, Arizona, 3:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Life in the Foreign Service," Amy J. Hyatt, diplomat in residence, Arizona State University, 3:00–4:00 P.M., B106 JFSB;she will also present "Preparing for the Foreign Service Oral Exam," 5:00–7:00 P.M., B106 JFSB, see flyer
"Trade Diplomacy," His Excellency José Alfredo Graça Lima, Brazilian consul general, Los Angeles, 11:00 A.M., Hinckley Alumni and Visitors Center, see flyer
"Translating the Old Greek Bible (The Septuagint): An Inconvenient Witness to Biblical History," Melvin K.H. Peters, professor of Hebrew Bible and Septuagint, Duke University, 11:00 A.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Prophecy and Prophets in Historical and Global Perspective: The Critical Role of the Septuagint in the Construction of the Idea of Prophecy," Melvin K.H. Peters, professor of Hebrew Bible and Septuagint, Duke University, 9:00 A.M., 384 JSB, see flyer
"Keynote: The Church and the Global Community," Elder Cree-L Kofford, emeritus General Authority
"LDS International Society Conference Welcome and Introduction," Cecil O. Samuelson, Quorum of the Seventy, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and president of Brigham Young University
"Latter-Day Obstacles and Opportunities," Moderator: Cynthia Halliday, managing director, Global Management Center, Marriott School of Management, BYU; panelists: Marriott School graduate students representing Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Taiwan, and West Africa
"Legal Complexities and the Perpetual Education Fund," Diane Card, lead international attorney, Perpetual Education Fund
"Presentation of Distinguished Service Award," Recipient: Blaine Tueller, retired Foreign Service officer
"The David M. Kennedy Center: Twenty-five Years of International Outreach Programs," Jeff Ringer, director, Kennedy Center for International Studies
"Protection of Religious Liberties: Current Initiatives," Cole Durham, professor of law, JRCLS
"Poverty Relief Initiatives: Looking Forward," Moderator: Roger Baker, attorney; panelists: Tim Stay, UNITUS Foundation, and Brad McBride, Care for Life
"Egypt and the U.S. under the Obama Administration," His Excellency Hesham Elnakib, Consul General of Egypt in San Francisco, NOON, 303 JRCB, see flyer
"Ukraine–U.S. Relations," His Excellency Yuriy A. Sergeyev, Ukrainian ambassador to the UN, 2:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"U.S. Approach to Development," Larry H. Brady, USAID director, El Salvador, 3:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer
"The Global Economic Crisis: Implications for U.S. Leadership in Asia," Robert D. Griffiths, deputy minister counselor for political affairs, U.S. Embassy, Beijing, China, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"The Developing North Korean Crisis: A Failing Nuclear State," Bruce W. Bennett, research leader, International Security and Defense Policy Center, RAND Corporation, 10:00 A.M., 238 HRCB
"The World is Flat—Lessons from China's Migrant Workers," Gary Oba, officer-designee, Xiamen/Fujian, U.S. Consulate General in Guangzhou, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Immigration, Refugee Protection, and other U.S. Global Policy Issues at Home," Jen Smyers, associate for Immigration and Refugee Policy, Church World Service, Friday, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"Inside the Foreign Service: Insights into International Affairs and Diplomacy Careers from a Junior Officer," Jaimee Neel, vice consul, U.S. Consulate General Shanghai, China, NOON, 238 HRCB, see flyer
"The Current Situation in Iran," Donna Lee Bowen, Middle East Studies faculty coordinator
"Interview with Eric A. Hyer," Asian studies coordinator and political science professor, BYU
"Technicalities of Sustainability," Gian P. Zini, 8:00–9:00 A.M., 16th Floor Eagle Gate Tower; Zini, a law practitioner in Milan, Rome, London, and New York for over twenty years, will address the challenges and opportunities Corporate America faces with the future Cap and Trade Market of the Western Climate Initiative. Please RSVP with Wendy Huffman or (801) 321-4811. Continental breakfast will be served.
"What is Happening Inside Iran? Between Conciliation and Oppression" Farideh Farhi, University of Hawai'i at Manoa, 10:00 A.M., Salt Lake City Main Library Auditorium (210 E. 400 South). The event is sponsored by the Middle East Center and individuals from the Utah Iranian-American community. Middle East Center Director, Bahman Baktiari, will give an introduction to this lecture and Francine Mahak will give the concluding remarks. A short talk conducted in Persian will follow the lecture and discussion. The lecture is free and open to the public.
"Insights into Law and International Development," Jay Porter, vice-consul, U.S. Embassy, San Salvador, 1:00 P.M., 257 HRCB, see flyer
"Foreign Service Families and Other Career Questions for Future Diplomats," David W. Simons, deputy management advisor, U.S. Mission to NATO, Brussels, Belgium, NOON, B104 JFSB, see flyer
"Inside New U.S.–China Environmental Policy Initiatives: The Obama Administration Agenda," W. Brent Christensen, counselor for Environment, Science, Technology, and Health, U.S. Embassy Beijing, NOON, 257 HRCB; join us for a discussion on the latest environmental policy initiatives in US/China relations. Time will be allotted for a Q&A on careers in diplomacy.See flyer
"Jordan- U.S. Relations," His Excellency Prince Zeid Ra'ad Al-Hussein, Jordanian ambassador to the U.S., NOON, Hinckley Alumni and Visitors Center
"Reversals—Enlightenment and the Movements of the Heavens," Terrence James Reed, Fellow of the British Academy and
Corresponding Fellow of the Göttingen Academy of Sciences and the Jena Collegium Europaeum, 1:00 P.M., 238 HRCB
"TBA," His Excellency Jorge Dezcallar de Mazarredo, Spanish ambassador to the U.S., 11:00 A.M., B92 JFSB
"The Trauma of Lost Territory: Discourses of Partition in India and Thailand," Shane R. Strate, visiting professor of history, BYU, NOON, 238 HRCB