In this issue:
From Antje Hornbeck, College and Media Relations: Please join the College and Media Relations Office for “Decent Exposure: How We Can Help Get More People to Your Campus Event,” on Thursday, October 16 at 9 a.m. in the Mountain View Room.
We’ll have breakfast and a brief presentation on how to work with us to best publicize your events. Please RSVP: Antje Hornbeck at ahornbeck@keene.edu or 8-2102.
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Keene State College invites the entire community to join in the first of four free discussions of global issues this fall.
On Thursday, September 18, the topic will be U.S.-China trade policy , moderated by Jules Larocque, Cheshire Academy for Lifelong Learning. A 45-minute lecture is followed by moderated discussion.
All events are free and open to the public. Discussions will be held on Thursdays from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in Rhodes N120. Attendees are encouraged to purchase Great Decisions 2008 ($18, available at the KSC Bookstore), which provides a synopsis of the issues to be discussed prior to the first night’s meeting.
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From Heather Jasmin, Continuing Education: As we prepare for the 2008 election, the Office of Continuing Education invites the entire community to join in four free discussions of global issues. A 45-minute lecture is followed by moderated discussion.
9/18, U.S. - China Trade Policy
Moderator: Jules Larocque, Cheshire Academy for Lifelong Learning
10/2, Iraq End Game
Moderator: Wes Martin, KSC Assistant Professor of Political Science
10/16, Latin America: Shift to the Left?
Moderator: Chuck Weed, KSC Professor of Political Science
10/30, Russia
Moderator: Patrick Dolenc, KSC Professor of Economics
All discussions are free and open to the public. Discussions will be held on Thursdays from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in Rhodes N120. Attendees are encouraged to purchase Great Decisions 2008, which provides a synopsis of the issues to be discussed ($18, available at the KSC Bookstore) prior to the first night’s meeting.
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