The 1999-2000 GSIS Speakers Bureau featured a distinguished range of guests, from diplomats and policymakers to authors and academics. In sum, fifteen different participants visited the Graduate School of International Studies, allowing its students, faculty, alumni and interested community members privileged opportunities to discuss a variety of international issues with leaders in the field. Listed below are the participants in the 1999-2000 GSIS Speakers Bureau and a brief description of their talk. When available, transcripts of their presentations are offered. The Graduate School of International Studies looks forward to another impressive slate of visitors during the 2000-2001 academic year.
All speakers are free and open to the public unless otherwise noted.
Please direct all inquiries to Mr. Keith Cole or call 303.871.4016. Mr. Clarke was appointed the nation's first National Coordinator for Security, Infrastructure Protection, and Counter-terrorism by President Clinton in May 1998. Policy Implications for the Middle East. Consul Kofod discussed the European Union, the Danish position on human rights, and its relations with the Baltic countries. In 1964, Jim Reynolds was named the first Director of the Colorado Civil Rights Commission.