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Jan. 10, 2006

Events at NC State University
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NC State Hosts Great Decisions Discussion Program

What: North Carolina State University will again participate in the Great Decisions Program, the longest-standing and largest grassroots world affairs educational program of its kind. Developed by the Foreign Policy Association in 1954, Great Decisions brings millions of Americans together in communities across the country to consider and discuss their opinions on important contemporary foreign policy issues. The NC State program will focus on eight different U.S.
foreign policy concerns.

Who: Presented by the masters of international studies program and the Department of Political Science and Public Administration in NC State’s College of Humanities and Social Sciences (CHASS).

When: All public lectures start at 7 p.m.

  • Tuesday, Jan. 17United Nations Reform
    Dr. Jerry Pubantz, professor of political science, University of North Carolina- Greensboro
  • Tuesday, Jan. 24The United States and Iran
    Clark Plexico, president of Clark Plexico Consulting, Inc. and former N.C. state senator
  • Tuesday, Jan. 31Energy Resources
    Henry Clark, lead strategic planning specialist for Progress Energy Strategic Planning Department, Raleigh
  • Tuesday, Feb. 7Brazil: Invented Pasts and Hoped-For Futures
    Ines Valdez, doctoral candidate, UNC-Chapel Hill
  • Tuesday, Feb. 14China and India: Partners or Competitors?
    Richard Kahler, former president of Caterpillar China
  • Tuesday, Feb. 21Human Rights in the Age of Terrorism
    Jennifer Rudinger, executive director, ACLU of N.C.
  • Tuesday, Feb. 28Turkey and the European Union
    Dr. Roland Stephen, assistant director at NC State’s Institute for Emerging
    Issues
  • Tuesday, March 14Pandemics and Security
    Dr. Jeffrey Engel, state epidemiologist, N.C. Department of Health & Human
    Services

Where: All public lectures take place in 216 Poe Hall on the NC State campus.

Cost: The lecture series is free and open to the public.

Contact: For more information on Great Decisions at NC State, contact Wayne Watkins
at rwwatki2@ncsu.edu or Dr. Heidi Hobbs at 919/513-4389.

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