This Week at SAIS [Oct. 20 – Oct. 25]

On Monday, Dr. Eliot Cohen will lead students in discovering how Shakespeare portrays the nature and consequences of the lust for power. (Photo: Wiki Commons)
On Monday, Dr. Eliot Cohen will lead students in discovering how Shakespeare portrays the nature and consequences of the lust for power. (Photo: Wiki Commons)

Another week of great events at SAIS, including none other than William Shakespeare

Monday, October 20

“The 20th Anniversary of the 1994 US-DPRK Agreed Framework” Panel discussion, 10am, Kenney Herter

“India: Managing Elections in the World’s Most Populous Democracy” Navin Chawla,12pm, Rome 806

“Wealth Management” Michael Zhuang, MZ Capital Management, 12:15pm, BOB500

“Transparency, Coherence and Authority at the Court of Justice at the European Union” 12:30pm, BOB714

“Consulting Club Internship Panel“12:30pm, Nitze 517

“Shakespeare on War and Politics with Dr. Eliot A. Cohen: A Discussion on HENRY V” 4:45pm, Rome 205

“The New Kings of Crude: China, Oil and the Civil War in Sudan and South Sudan” Dr. Luke Patey, Danish Institute of International Studies, 5:30pm, Rome Auditorium

Tuesday, October 21

“Global Women in Leadership Brown Bag Discussion” Luncheon Discussion,11:30am, Nitze 417

“The Untold Stories of Chinese Comfort Women” Dr. Peipei Qiu, 12pm, Rome Auditorium

“Toxics and Human Rights: A Scoping Consultation” Baskut Tuncak, 1pm, BOB500

“Clean Energy Approaches Across the US Government” Panel Discussion, 5pm, Rome Auditorium

“Kyrgyzstan: Prospects for Sovereignty” John Engvall, 5pm, Rome 806

Wednesday, October 22

“A Fresh Perspective on Tunisia” Mondher Zenaidi, 10am, BOB500

“Cartica Capital Internship Opportunities Presentation” Mike Lubrano, 12:30pm, Career Services Conference Room

“Russia/Eurasia Forum: Maxim Trudolyubov” 12:30pm, Rome 535

“The China Triangle: China’s Rise in the Fate of the America’s” Kevin Gallagher, Nitze 517

“Awkward Engagement: Reflections on Doctors Without Borders’ Work in North Korea” Laurence Binet, 6pm, Rome Auditorium

Thursday, October 23

“Employer Learning, Statistical Discrimination and University Prestige” Breno Braga, 4:30pm, BOB714

“Foreign Service Oral Assessment (FSOA) Information Session” 5pm, Rome Auditorium

“SAIS Book Launch: Incomplete Democracies in the Asia-Pacific” 5:30pm, Kenney Herter

Friday, October 24

“Rising Tensions in East Asia? A Transatlantic Perspective” 10am, Kenney Herter

“SAIS Christian Forum” 11am, Nitze 410

“Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab (J-PAL) Presentation” 12:30pm, Career Services Conference Room

“LASP Club Happy Hour” 4pm, Nitze 410

“Unwrapping Victorian-Era Egyptology: The Curious Case of the Web of the Occult and Scholarship” Steve Vinson, 6pm, Rome Auditorium