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4/16/2009
Reform of the UN Security Council
Richard Butler

Ambassador Richard Butler AC Discusses UN Security Council Reform
On Thursday, April 16, Ambassador Butler delivered his final lecture titled "Reform of the UN Security Council".
 

4/2/2009
Elimination of Nuclear Weapons
Richard Butler

Ambassador Richard Butler AC Delivers Public Lecture Series for School of International Affairs
In his second lecture, Ambassador Butler discussed the safe elimination of nuclear weapons, an effort he believes should be revived after a decade of inaction. Ambassador Butler analyzed the threat of nuclear arms and proposed viable solutions to eradicating the problem.
 

3/26/2009
Economic Challenges of Addressing Climate Change
John Reilly		 Climate Policy Series Continues, Addresses Economic Challenges
John Reilly, the associate director for research in the Joint Program on the Science and Policy of Global Change in the Sloan School at MIT, visited the Law School on Thursday, March 26 and delivered the third lecture in the University-wide seminar series "Climate Policy: Addressing Cross-Disciplinary Challenges and Solutions."
 

3/5/2009
Renewing US Foreign Policy
Richard Butler

Ambassador Richard Butler AC Delivers First Lecture on Renewing U.S. Foreign Policy
Throughout his election campaign and since assuming the presidency, President Barack Obama has advocated for substantial change to the U.S. role in global affairs. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has spoken of the need for the United States to be "smart" in its diplomacy and exercise of power. In his opening lecture, Ambassador Butler addressed these concerns and outlined a fundamental approach to reviving U.S. foreign policy.

 
 

2/17/2009
Climate Policy Symposium
Jae Edmonds 		Jae Edmonds, Chief Scientist and Laboratory Fellow at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory's (PNNL), Joint Global Change Research Institute, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory presented "The Technological Challenges of Addressing Climate Change."
 

2/11/2009
National Security and Law
Col. Lawrence Wilkerson		  
 

2/9/2009
Climate Policy Symposium
Michael Oppenheimer		 On February 9, Michael Oppenheimer, the Albert G. Milbank Professor of Geosciences and International Affairs in the Woodrow Wilson School and the Department of Geosciences at Princeton University, presented "
 


2/3/2009
Kenneth Starr

Dean Kenneth W. Starr Visits Penn State Law to Address Role of U.S. Supreme Court in Daily Life
The great tradition of free speech in America was on full display at Penn State’s Dickinson School of Law on Tuesday, February 3 as law school and community members gathered for a presentation by nationally prominent attorney Kenneth W. Starr, the Duane and Kelly Roberts dean and professor of law of Pepperdine Law School.
 

1/30/2009
Immigration Symposium
Session IV

Immigration in a New Administration Symposium
On January 30, 2009, Penn State’s Center for Immigrants’ Rights hosted its first immigration symposium. The day-long symposium was held in the Law School’s new Lewis Katz Building in University Park, PA.

Session IV Asylum and Refugee Issues
 

1/30/2009
Immigration Symposium
Session III

Immigration in a New Administration Symposium
On January 30, 2009, Penn State's Center for Immigrants’ Rights hosted its first immigration symposium. The day-long symposium was held in the Law School’s new Lewis Katz Building in University Park, PA.

Session III Immigration Enforcement and Security
 

1/30/2009
Immigration Symposium
Session II

Immigration in a New Administration Symposium
On January 30, 2009, Penn State's Center for Immigrants’ Rights hosted its first immigration symposium. The day-long symposium was held in the Law School’s new Lewis Katz Building in University Park, PA.

Session II Due Process and Detention
 

1/30/2009
Immigration Symposium
Session I

Immigration in a New Administration Symposium
On January 30, 2009, Penn State's Center for Immigrants’ Rights hosted its first immigration symposium. The day-long symposium was held in the Law School’s new Lewis Katz Building in University Park, PA.

Session I The Immigration Debate

 


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