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A monthly seminar for teachers on select international topics, guided by experts from leading research centers and universities. Lesson plans and reference materials are furnished with each event. Gifted-and-talented credit hours are submitted for approval by the Texas Association for the Gifted and Talented.
Gustavo Wensjoe, University of St. Thomas Latin America's Two Lefts - Chavez to Bachelet
Andy Gomez, University of Miami Cuba After Castro
Olayiwola Abegunrin, Howard University Nigeria: Headed for Civil War? 2005-2006
Patrick Cirillo, Deputy chief of operations in the IMF�s secretariat The Role of the IMF in Supporting Low-Income Countries
Alexander Murphy, University of Oregon Unity and Diversity in the Contemporary Middle East
Thomas Garza, Center for East European and Russian Studies, University of Texas Contemporary Russia
George Grayson, College of William and Mary Inside Politics: The Mexican Presidential Elections
Ken Leonard & Kathy Ratte, Foundation for Teaching Economics The Economic Demise of the Soviet Union
The Honorable Rainer Muenzel, Consul General of Germany Inside the German Election and the Plan for a "Grand Coalition"
Dirk van Tuerenhout, Houston Musuem of Natural Science Mummies and Nile Mysteries
Joel Wolfe, Rice University Transition to Democracy in Latin America
Dana Kursch, Vice Consul of Israel The Disengagement of Gaza
Andrew Price-Smith, Professor, Colorado College Disease, Disaster, and the Stability of Nations
Robert Arnett, photojournalist India Unveiled
Audrey Shabbas, Middle East Policy Council Teaching About the Arab World and Islam
Reza Ledjevardian, columnist, businessman How to Deal with Iran's Mullahs?
Thomas Garza, Director, Center for East European and Russian Studies, Univesity of Texas The Legacy of the Fall of the Berlin Wall (15th Anniversary)
Dana Kursch, Vice Consul of Israel Peace in Our Time?
Michael Klare, Director of the Five College Program in Peace and Security Studies Resource Wars
David Smith, National Institute for Public Policy National Security Briefing
Ed Peck, Former U.S. Ambassador to Iraq U.S. Diplomacy in the 21st Century
Veron Hung, Carnegie Endowment for Peace An Update on Human Rights in China: Reform or Status Quo?
Janadas Devan, Special Correspondent, Singapore Straits Times Southeast Asia: Challenges of the 21st Century
George Grayson, College of William and Mary NAFTA at 10: Mexico's Roller Coaster Journey
Dr. Mark Kline, Chief of the Retrovirology Clinic and Professor of Pediatrics, Baylor College of Medicine The Global Health Crisis: Africa and Beyond
Jennifer Cooke, Center for Strategic and International Studies Understanding the Current Conflict in West Africa
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For more information contact: Education Department edu@wachouston.org (713) 316-4475



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