The uniqueness of these two titles is the minimal reflection of the diversity out of the 190 panels that will embody the 53rd Annual Conference On World Affairs.
All events are free and open to the public.
Public interaction is one of the dynamics to the conference, says Jim Palmer, committee no committee director of the Conference on World Affairs. Although many dynamics hope to be reached as the theme of Borders and Beyond, will strive to transcends its name. We have panelists from Russia, China, Italy, Ireland, and Latin and Central America an extradionary representation of people, says Palmer. Yet what distinguishes the CWA is that no panel member receives an honorarium for their speech presence . Two notable panelists speaking at plenary sessions include Pulitzer Prize-winning film critic Roger Ebert and national syndicated columnist Molly Ivins.