Summer Symposium - Washington D.C.
August 1-12, 2010
Welcome to the 30th edition of the
Summer Symposium on US Foreign Policy!
As in the
past, Symposium participants from around the globe will gather in
Washington, DC to discuss hot topics and meet newsmakers of the
International Politics.
How is
the Obama Administration faring in its second year? What are the
prospects for peace in the Middle East? What are the prospects for
instability in South or East Asia?
Come to Washington this summer to
hear what the experts think
and to lend your own voice to the debates!
The
Symposium features presentations and discussions on current critical
issues in U.S. foreign policy, such as:
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Arms
Control Diplomacy
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The
Middle East
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U.S.-Russian Relations
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International Economic Policy
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China, East Asia and Foreign Policy issues in the New Era
Structure of the program
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Lectures and discussions at Johns Hopkins University
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Visits and presentations at the principal U.S. Government agencies
involved in foreign policy (State Department, Pentagon, the National
Security Council, and the CIA)
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Discussion sessions at foreign embassies (China, India, Israel,
Iraq, Egypt, and Pakistan)
See
the
2009 Summer Symposium Schedule – 2010 Schedule Coming soon
Housing
Symposium
2010 housing will be arranged with the
Homewood Suites by Hilton in Downtown Washington, DC. Please
arrange housing with the Osgood Center to receive tax-free group rates.
Summer
Symposium on Foreign Policy Fees and Cost Sheet (2010)
Housing
$625.00 (optional)
(Inclusive of the programs dates only. Housing between programs
available for additional charge)
Application fee $125.00
Program $625.00
TOTAL $1,375.00
Please
contact us for group discounts.
POLICIES REGARDING FEES:
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Application fee - due with the application (non-refundable)
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Program fee - July 1, 2010 (not refundable after the due date)
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Housing fee (optional) - June 18, 2010 (not refundable after the due
date)
WAIVER: Each
student must provide his or her own medical insurance, and each student
is responsible for observing the laws of Washington, D.C. and the rules
and procedures of the hotel. Students must sign waivers upon arrival to
the Osgood Center.
Registration for the Symposium will remain open until July 25, 2010.
However, enrollment at a later date is not guaranteed due to limited
space.

See photos from the 2009
Symposium!
For more information, please contact
us:
Summer Symposium on Foreign Policy
Osgood Center for
International Studies
700 12th Street, N.W., Suite 700
Washington, D.C. 20005
gmanukyan@osgoodcenter.org
or call: (202) 663-5872
Print the
application!
To receive Austin College Credit for the
Summer Symposium,
please fill out and
submit this application as well.
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