TNWAC News | Week of September 26, 2016
Your weekly summary of news and information from your World Affairs Council will keep you up to date.
Time Sensitive | National Conference Scholarships | Deadline Oct 5th
COLLEGE STUDENTS – APPLY NOW for the 2016 student scholarship to attend the National Conference of the World Affairs Councils of America in Washington on November 16-18, 2016. DEADLINE: 5pm OCT 5, 2016.
Time Sensitive | National Conference Scholarships | Deadline Oct 5th
COLLEGE STUDENTS – APPLY NOW for the 2016 student scholarship to attend the National Conference of the World Affairs Councils of America in Washington on November 16-18, 2016. DEADLINE: 5pm OCT 5, 2016.
Education, Global Literacy and the Future – Karl F. Dean
We need and appreciate your support of the World Affairs Council. Education, Global Literacy and the Future The necessity for citizens to be educated on the issues of the day […]
Leadership in Public Service: A View from the State Department
We’re pleased to present remarks and Q&A with Deputy Secretary of State Heather Higginbottom who recently spoke with a group of students, interns and other young professionals about service and leadership in foreign policy and other international careers and jobs.
Engage America: Peace Happens Through People
You will enjoy this article by Secretary of State Kerry about “citizen diplomacy” and the need to “engage America” to sustain the United States’ position in the world.
Weekly News | July 11, 2016
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Resources | What Does China Want?
“The Economist” published an excellent videographer briefing on “Is China Trying to Expand Its Territory?” that provides context to the conversation at our February 23rd town hall on US-Japan security relations.
Program | Trans-Pacific Partnership Panel Discussion, Luncheon
The Trans-Pacific Partnership will be the topic for discussion by a distinguished panel at a luncheon organized by Bass, Berry & Sims, the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce and the U.S. Department of Commerce, Commercial Service in Nashville. Japan’s Consul-General Masami Kinefuchi will provide remarks before a panel discussion.
Event | U.S.-Japan Relations with Japan Consul-General Kinefuchi | Feb 23
Join us Tues. Feb 23rd for a conversation with Japan’s Consul-General Kinefuchi and Dr. James Auer on the topic: “US-Japan Relations: An Enduring Security Partnership Faces New Challenges.”