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-The Council received the Friend of the Profession award from the Texas Foreign Language Association for the Foreign Language Symposia.
-Red Hand Campaign benefits UH student teacher, Karen Cook

All events are free to students and teachers (unless otherwise noted).
You must register in advance online or email edursvp@wachouston.org.
Date  October
10/6
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Educators' Forum - Pakistan: Storm on the Horizon
Bruce Riedel, Brookings Institute
10/14
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Young Leaders' Forum - Tomorrow's Middle East
Robin Wright, journalist and author
10/22
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Pipelines in Peril: Russia and the Caspian
John Dabbar, ConocoPhilllips

10/25
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Teach Africa Phase II - All-day FREE professional development workshop
Obiageli "Oby" Ezekwesili, World Bank, Vice President of the Africa Regions
Keerteecoomar Ruhee, Ambassador of Mauritius to the United States
10/27
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Contemporary Issues in International Economics
International Economic Policy: Challenges for the Next President
Adam Posen, Peterson Institute for International Economics
10/28
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Noon Briefing - Bad Leadership: How It Happens and Why It Matters
Barbara Kellerman, Harvard University
Date  November
11/6
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Contemporary Issues in International Economics
Islamic Finance – What is it? How does it work?
Dr. Clement Henry, University of Texas
11/8
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Global Issues in Depth
Portrait of Southeast Asia: Vietnam, Cambodia, and Myanmar
11/11 Educators' Forum: Thirst for Power: The Nexus of Energy and Water
Michael Webber, University of Texas-Austin
11/19
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Celebrating International Education Week
Guest speaker - Ambassador Cynthia Shepherd Perry

Date December
12/4 Contemporary Issues in International Economics
Evening at the Fed – Reception for high school teachers
Dr. Bill Gilmer, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas – Houston Branch
Registration details coming soon 


 

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