Would you like to learn from a visiting professor and distinguished fellow in a quiet setting with free food?

Philip Short, a visiting professor and distinguished fellow at the Dickey Center, will be giving a lecture in Haldeman 41 on Monday (January 28^th) at 4:30PM called As Others See Us: America in the Age of Trump, which will discuss how America is viewed by other countries today.

The following day (Tuesday, January 29^th), the World Affairs Council will be hosting a dinner discussion with Mr. Short in Haldeman 046 at 6:30pm to discuss his lecture, career, and current project. This event is open to campus.

All are welcome to attend the dinner, even those who are unable to make it to Mr. Short’s lecture. There will be food provided and space is limited, so please RSVP on Orgsync.

~ Philip Short is currently the Magro Family Distinguished Fellow in International Affairs at the Dickey Center. He worked for the BBC for 30 years as a foreign correspondent, initially in central Africa and then in Moscow, Beijing, Paris, Tokyo and Washington. He has written a number of books about historic world leaders, including Mao Zedong and Pol Pot among others, and he is currently working on a biography of President Vladimir Putin of Russia. // Hosted by the World Affairs Council with support from the Dickey Center for International Understanding ~