EVERYTHING CONCEIVABLE CONFERENCE67th ON WORLD AFFAIRS APRIL 6-10, 2015

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The University of Colorado Foundation is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization that raises private support for the benefit of the University of Colorado. Tax ID #84-6049811 For more information, call 303.492.2525 . THE STAFF John Griffi n Welcome Director, Conference on World Affairs to the Sixty-seventh Annual Jane Butcher Conference Chair Conference on World Affairs Maura Clare Welcome to the Sixty-seventh Annual Conference on World Affairs, Conference Coordinator and hosted by the University of Colorado Boulder! Director of Public Affairs CWA 2015 marks my fi rst Conference as director. I am a Colorado Piper Jackson-Sevy native, a graduate of CU Law, a faculty member in the Department Assistant Director of Public Affairs of Political Science, a father of three, married to a faculty mem- Casey Koehler ber in the Law School, make my home in Boulder, and now am Assistant Conference Coordinator honored to be the CWA’s fourth director. Natalie Volin, Courtney Young We all owe Jim Palmer, director emeritus, a great deal of thanks Student Volunteer Coordinators for three decades of dedicated service to the CWA (and counting!), Briana Johnson for his creation of our wonderful CWA Athenaeum program, and CWA Athenaeum Fellow for continuing the CWA on its path of fi nancial sustainability. Jim Palmer In the pages of this program you will fi nd panels of experts on every subject imaginable— Honorary Athenaeum Fellow Pope Francis, social entrepreneurship, Ebola, civility, jazz, Bitcoin, failure, storytelling, video Bryan New, Mary Rochelle games, Boko Haram, poetry, and much, much more. For those of you a year or two (or Media and Advertising Consultants 40) removed from college, the CWA presents an opportunity to return to campus, to re- experience the excitement and anticipation you had as a college student when reviewing a David Copley, Keyi Xu semester’s course offerings. For our middle and high school visitors, the CWA is a taste of Student Assistants what’s ahead for you. Wherever you are in life and wherever you come from, the CWA is for Myles Wallingford you. Intern The CWA has been and continues to be open to all without charge, but it is not costless. Mary Pat Judkins, Posie Sutton This year we estimate the value of the CWA to be in excess of $2 million, including in-kind Offi ce Assistants contributions and approximately $300,000 in support from the University. The CWA is thus Bruce Montgomery made possible through more than 1000 acts of generosity each year—560 individual do- CWA Archives Project Supervisor nors and sponsors, 100 planning committee members, 100 speakers waiving their appear- ance fees and bearing their own travel costs, 80 housers, 180 moderators and more than Ramsay Thurber 80 student volunteers who make this wonderful event come to life each April. So a heartfelt CWA Archives Project Director “thank you” to you all. Howard Higman Founder and Aliaque The CWA is the only program of its type anywhere, a truly unique community asset not found in any of the country’s other great college towns—not in Ann Arbor, not in Madison, INTERIM ADVISORY BOARD not in Ithaca, not in Austin. It is a refl ection of Boulder’s commitment to life-long learning George Deriso and civic life. Annika Erickson-Pearson Shannon Hayden So let us celebrate the CWA’s contribution to the civic life of this community and the way in Richard Loose which it brings generations together. Michael O’Brien Bob Yates Let us respect those who have built CWA into the gem it is today, as well as those who want to offer new ideas to evolve the Conference. THE CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS IS GRATEFUL FOR SUPPORT RECEIVED FROM And fi nally, let us plan a durable future for the CWA that is grounded on principles the Uni- PHIL DISTEFANO versity and the community can embrace and that assures a vibrant CWA for future genera- Chancellor, University of Colorado at Boulder tions. RUSSELL MOORE Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs STEVEN LEIGH Dean, College of Arts and Sciences

-IN MEMORIAM - John Griffi n, Director Margot Adler 1946-2014 The Sixty-seventh Conference on World Affairs program is dedicated to the CWA’s diverse, Howard Schultz multi-generational constituents the participants, students, faculty, staff, alumni and supporters, who 1953-2014 — join us from all over Colorado, the U.S. and the world beyond to form one seamless, curious community. CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS Committee for the Conference 67th ARTS SUBCOMMITTEE Shannon Hayden Olivia Daniels Frank LaForge Kirk Rodgers Jim Palmer, Community Editor Ann Singer Maddie Davis DanBob Laman Ian Rodriguez Steve Vorhaus, Community Editor NEW VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR Parker Davis Alexandre Larnicol Charlotte Rogers Aly Evans, Student Editor Tanya Mirchandani John Day Anna Larsson Tess Rose Amanda Roper, Student Editor STUDENT TRANSPORTATION Mara DeMauro-Mazzacane Soroya Latiff Sam Routhier Jan Demorest Ian Law Bunny Rubin BOULDER HIGH SUBCOMMITTEE COORDINATORS Thomas Duggan Nathan Lazarus Ted Rubin Holly Gossard, Community Editor Harrison Loftus Diane Dvorin Doug Lee Dmytro Ryzhkov Susan Hellie, Community Editor Krista Marks Olivia Eggert Paul Lee Alexis Saghie Becky Vancura, Community Editor STUDENT FLAG COORDINATORS Adam Elbeck Bunny Lester Shane Sarnac BUSINESS SUBCOMMITTEE Jacob Findley Ella Eldon Oscar Lloyd Mick Saskia Diane Harpold, Community Editor Ben Grossman Ryan Ellingson Tim Lloyd Liza Sawyer Kathy Hutman, Community Editor STUDENT MARKETING Danielle Erickson Will Loyd Randy Schultz George Deriso, Community Editor COORDINATORS Kelsey Erickson Linda Loose Andy Seracuse Natalie Volin, Student Editor Alynn Evans Mary Essa Rich Loose Deven Shaff Myles Wallingford, Student Editor Lara Arnold Holly Evans Yvette Wieder Lowney Kristen Shaffer Paul Clancy, Student Editor GENERAL MEMBERS Trina Faatz Kristina Lu Soham Shah HUMAN CONDITION Olivia Abrant Frank Fainer Alex Mancero Alex Sheehan Morning Farr Violeta Manoukian Janet Shikles SUBCOMMITTEE Brenda Alderete Andrea Faulthere Mahsa Mansurababi Sarah Silver Laura Braddock, Community Editor Kayleigh Amyotte Meghan Finke Kaitlin May Hallie Smith Pat Wright, Community Editor Jin An Alex Atwater Harriet Fox Stefan McLaren Anna Sparlin Krista Marks, Student Editor Jessica Gaffney Emma McLaughlin Bill Spencer Courtney Young, Student Editor Kristina Avery Bre Bailey Nick Gailey Caitlin McQuade Katie Sprague INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS Weston Ballard Kathryn Gandomcar Sarah McWilliams Matt Stewart SUBCOMMITTEE Richard Barahona Carl Ganz Kevin Mermel Kevin Stockton Bob McClendon, Community Editor Jessamy Bardin Hannah Garelick Dave Metge Paula Sussman Lynne Sanditen, Community Editor Natalie Barefi eld Taylor Garfi eld Mark Meyer Douglas Swartzendruber Nieve Heskin, Student Editor Wendy Baring-Gould Nathan Gengler Braeden Miguel Arlin Tawzer Jaz Levis, Student Editor Adria Batt Irving Gideon Abby Miller Delmar Temple Annika Erickson-Pearson, Student Ciera Baur Davis Gidney Davina Miller Dylan Therwhanger Eli Mogel Dylan Thomas Editor Jacquelyn Bayard Joshua Gilbert Adam Bell Haeli Gooyabadi Jennifer Moon Oakleigh Thorne POLITICS & MEDIA Caitlin Gortze Edith Morris Sue Ann Todhunter SUBCOMMITTEE Ryan Bettcher Ellen Beverly Jonathan Grell Sarah Mulford Robert Toll Beth Bowman, Community Editor Michael Guida Aledisa Muric Ken Toltz Mary Rochelle, Community Editor Stephen Blaskowski Betsy Block Emily Gunther Eva Neligh Emma Tussey Bob Yates, Community Editor Leah Bollin Katie Rose Gurkin Jamison Nelson Fia Van Der Lee Tori Eberlein, Student Editor Morgan Bond Erika Gutierrez Bryan New Emily Wagner Eric Silberstein, Student Editor James Bradbury Scott Gwozdz Sarah Niemeyer Tessa Ward SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Katie Bredsnajder Nicole Hanson Anika Norheim Bryan Warner SUBCOMMITTEE Gina Brimner Kayla Hardin-Lawson Alexandra O’Hearne Liza Weems Michael O’Brien, Community Editor Sydney Britsch Margret Harrison Hannah Ohman Amy Westfeldt Marc Rochkind, Community Editor Jeff Browne Maya Heins Bill Opdyke Hanna Whirty Jon Heisler Camille Owens Yvette Wieder-Lowney Peter Hassinger, Student Editor Patti Bruck Katherine Henjum Ada Palmisano Lindsay Wilcocks Catherine Villa, Student Editor Sara Bryant Jamie Budden Jonathan Hinebauch Angelica Partyka Daniel Wilkins STUDENT PERSPECTIVES Steven Hlavac Smit Patel Olivia Williams SUBCOMMITTEE Bailey Bulls Melanie Burgess Molly Horowitz Danielle Perry Charlie Winn Natalie Volin, Student Editor Channa Burk Myrlinda Huff Jerry Peterson Andrew Winterfeld Courtney Young, Student Editor Carlye Burke Katiana Hutchinson Erin Pettis Joey Wong FUNDRAISING Bill Butler Marissa Jaross Abbey Phillips Emma Woodyard Ben Eisenberg, Advisor Hannah Butler Jim Johnson Angelica Powell Jack Worland Rosemary Getsie, Advisor Tess Cameron Lauren Jones Matthew Powell Azuraye Wycoff Bob Yates, Advisor Jillian Carr Juliette Kaplan Taylor Powers Jordan Yewey BIOGRAPHIES Gabe Castrillo Michael Keaveny Amanda HOUSING COMMITTEE Graham Gerritsen, Editor Nicole Chan Bill Kellogg Carol Puchalski Jane Butcher, Co-chair Barbara Kelly Michael Puett Mary Ryan, Editor Alan Chen Sally Pane, Co-chair Natalie Kirkpatrick Camden Quigley MODERATOR COORDINATORS Karen Clancy Stephanie Rudy, Co-chair Sara-Jane Cohen Kennedy Kirschbaum Aleah Radovich Karen Diamond Faye Johnson Michael Kjome Girish Ramkumar Fred Ris Poppy Copeland Valerie Eicher Priscilla Corielle Nick Kleckner Robin Reibold PRODUCER COORDINATORS Nancy Kelley Diane Coulter Rita Klees Joshua Rheingold Annika Erickson-Pearson Lauren Kohlman Dennis Richards Katy Yates Charlene Coutre Edie Morris, Chair Emeritus Madalene Fetsch Lex Cummings Andy Kreuz Marlene Ritter Sheila Kumar Ralph Ritter 4 Vinny D’Ambrosio CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS Moderators 67th Suzy Ageton Trina Faatz Joshua LePree Christopher Sarson Shareef Aleem Christina Fifl is Susan Litt Bret Saunders Lawrence Anderson Rebecca Folsom Richard Lyons Shelley Schlender David Bachrach Clay Fong Alice Madden Julie Schoenfeld Barry Baer Richard Foy Sean Maher Andy Schultheiss Shelley Bailey Andy Franklin Ellen Mahoney Lee Shainis Anthony Bastone Erin Frazier Mike Maloy Paul Shankman Marjorie Baumert Sam Fuqua Bret Mann Andrew Shoemaker Scott Beard Tom Galey Pat McCullough Beverly Silva Had Beatty Dennis Isabel McDevitt Laura Sparks Penelope Bennett Shannon Galpin Robert McNown Paul Sperry Shirley Berg Lissy Garrison Brennan Meadows Fintan Steele Howard Bernstein Lloyd Gelman Jane Menken Charles Steinberg Séamus Blaney Nancy Geyer Marcie Miller Erika Stutzman Anne Bliss LeCarla Gilmere Bruce Montgomery John Tayer Tom Blumenthal Mikey Goldenberg Bob Morehouse Molly Tayer Thomas Bogdan Daniel Gould Susan Morrice Carl Tinstman Ron Bostwick Joel Goulder Lisa Morzel Steven Todd Christopher Brauchli Susan Graf Emma Mulholland Amanda Tyler Bobby Brown Ferd Grauer Sharon Nehls Maria Uspenski Jeff Browne Louise Grauer Bob Noun Ryan Van Duzer Thomas Burke Doug Greene Bill Obermeier Mark Vary Jan Burton Bob Greenlee Susan Osborne Sharon Vary Carol Byerly Lynn Guissinger Miriam Paisner Paul Voakes Lawrence Carlson Julia Halaby Joni Palmer Courtney Walsh Allen Carmichael Rudy Harburg Robert Pane Roger Wendell Ming Chen Greg Harms Mindy Pantiel Wallace Westfeldt Tom Chesney Lew Harvey Antonio Papuzza Mary Jo White Ryan Chreist Cathryn Hazouri Kathey Pear Bud Wilson Carol Christenson Ben Pearlman Eliza Woloson Maeve Conran Aimee Heckel Paula DuPré Pesmen Amy Zuckerman Daniel Conroy Paul Heffron Rose Pierro Carol Conzelman Tom Higley Tim Plass Ginny Corsi Courtney Holden Radu Popescu Macon Cowles Edie Hooton Dan Powers Gavin Dahl Elisabeth Hyde James Pribyl Carmen Danielson Paul Jerde Lisa Radelet Ami Dayan Daniel Jones Michael Radelet Sue Deans Susan Barney Jones Karen Raforth Margaret DeMichelis Suzanne Jones Samira Rajabi Louis Diamond Joseph Jupille Paul Repetto Phil DiStefano Alphonse Keasley Joe Richey Cindy Domenico Elizabeth Kosmicki Michele Ritter Gale Dunlap Rodger Kram Mike Ritter Douglas Dupler Dave Krieger Irene Rodriguez Joel Edelstein Kendra Kruger Shawhin Roudbari Michael Ehlers Dottie Lamm Alan Rudy Tracy Ehlers Liz Lane Gillian Isaacs Russell Bette Erickson Tamir Sarit Larsen Ami Sadler Clay Evans Steven Leigh Jane Saltzman 5 CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS Sponsors & Donors 67th CORPORATE SPONSORS PRESENTING PARTNER ($50,000 AND ABOVE) Chancellor, CU-Boulder*

ADVOCATE GW Hannaway & Associates Dean, College of Arts & Sciences, CU Boulder* ($10,000 AND ABOVE) The Camera Twenty Ninth Street National Research Center MENTOR ($5,000 AND ABOVE) Boulder Weekly Provost & Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, CU-Boulder Rocky Mountain Audio Rembrandt Yard

PATRON ATLAS Institute, CU-Boulder ($2,500 AND ABOVE) Circle Graphics Avery Brewing Company Hotel Boulderado

FRIEND (UP TO $2,499) Hazel’s Beverage World

INDIVIDUAL DONORS $10,000 AND ABOVE Chaz Ebert: in memory of Roger Ebert Rudy & Kathi Harburg*

$5,000 AND ABOVE Marda Buchholz* Fiona & Marv Caruthers: Rocky Mountain International Audio Fest in memory of Claire E. Jucker Mary Schafer & Nathan Mahrer George Lichter Family Foundation: in memory of George Lichter & in honor of Jim Palmer $1,000 AND ABOVE John Day Terri & Richard Slivka Janet Ackermann & Scott Wiesner Ford Foundation Roy Sparkman & Janice McCullagh Linda & David Bachrach Albert & Betsy Hand Ramsay Freeman Thurber: in honor of Jim Palmer Roger & Laura Bohart Virginia Jones* Steven & Heidi Todd Laura & David Braddock* Doug Lee Helen Weil Brett Family Foundation Fred & Ayliffe Ris* Patrick & Kathleen Whelan Jan Burton Kirk & Vicki Rodgers John & Tish Winsor Maura Clare: in honor of Jim Palmer* Elizabeth & Donald Saunders Robyn Wolf Sam & Joan Crawford Harold & Jan Schneider $100 AND ABOVE Wendy Baring-Gould: in honor of Jim Palmer Beth & Don Bowman Paul & Jean Carr Ari Abrams & Anita Larson Richard & Jane Barker Richard & Carol Bowman Diane Carter William Thomas Adams Ann & Dennis Barnacle Charles Boyle Sr. Margaret & Mark Castagneri Kathleen Addington Jack & Miriam Basart Chris & Margot Brauchli: in honor of Jim Palmer Ruth Caudill Suzy Ageton Marjorie Bayes David & Avril Bright Lynne Charles & Steve Metcalf Wendy Ahrendt Sharon Twenhofel-Belew & William Belew William Broderick Gene Child Kathleen Albers: in honor of Jim Palmer Alexandra Berlin Stan & Pam Brown John & Emiko Childs Joyce Albersheim Sylvia Bernstein Marda Buchholz: in honor of Jim Palmer Joseph & Elizabeth Cirelli Deborah & Jerry Albrecht Dennis & Elizabeth Berry Nan & Gerry Bunce Timothy & Amy Cissell Jane Allen Judy & Neil Bicknell Charles Burch Barbralu Cohen & Don Koplen: in honor of Jim Kenneth & Donna Allen Ronald & Jocelyn Billingsley Loraine Burger Palmer Lee Altheimer Julie & Jeff Blake Thomas Burke Christopher Connally Robert & Jerene Anderson Betsy Block & Joe Goldhammer Kathleen Burkett Paula Marie Connelly Shelli Angel Regina & Jim Bock Gail Promboin & Bob Burnham Susan Cooper & James Long Anonymous Eric & Susan Bogatin Betsy & David Byrne Poppy Copeland Betsy & Richard Armstrong Joyce Bograd Community Foundation Ginny Corsi Narra Asher Joyce Bograd: in honor of Jim Palmer* Minerva Canavan* Charlene Coutre & Stuart Williams Barry & Sue Baer Jennifer & Kenneth Bohlin Alan Canner & Claudia Naeseth Michael & Joan Dardis James Baily Jennifer & Kenneth Bohlin: in honor of Jim Robert Carlson: in memory of Louise Carlson Tessa & William Davis David Ballast Palmer Pat Gallagher-Carlson & Warren Carlson Bill & Marilyn Decker

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$100 AND ABOVE (cont’d) Don & Pat Green Robert Kropfl i Dee Perry Linda & Sandy Dee Bob & Diane Greenlee Robyn Landry Virginia Perry: in honor of Jim Palmer Sharon Demint Merilyn Griff Brian Larsen & Renae Kofford Walt Petersen James DeVries: in memory of Eleanor Smith Linda Groth Jane & Roger Larson Nan Phifer DeVries Nancy Grove Sally LaVenture Jim & Margaret Pierce Jackie Dial Robert & Patricia Guilford Dixie & Gordon Leathers Wayne Plakmeyer & Jeannie Schuman Karen & Louis Diamond Raymond Hall Nancy Lee Walt & Linda Pounds Karen & Louis Diamond: in honor of Jane Butcher Albert & Betsy Hand: in honor of Jim Palmer Robert & W. Lee Leon Rick & Julie Powers James Dickie Annie & Michael Hannagan Robert & W. Lee Leon: in honor of Jim Palmer Lisa Prassack Lynn Dimmick Maureen Hanrahan Dave & Mary Leonard Marlene Pratto Mim Dixon Linda & Chris Hansen Daniel Lesnick Travis Presley Gwen Dooley Diane Harpold & Bill Rodgers Bunny Lester Robert Presson & Deborah Byrd Nancy Dorrell Catharine & Dick Harris Judith Liebeskind Alan & Kenna Quiller LuAnne Dowling Catharine & Dick Harris: in honor of Jim Palmer Donald Lilley Michael & Lisa Radelet* Bill Butler & Diane Dvorin Benjamin Harrison Elizabeth Litkowski: in memory of Richard A. Carol Raehn Elle Dye Gerard & Jean Hauser Reeves Nancy & Larry Raymond Leslie & Henry Eaton Josie & Rollie Heath Alan & Lorin Litner Nonie & Bryant Reber Andrew & Sandra Edmondson Mary Heath Susan Litt & Bruce Kahn Shirley & Don Reed Michael & Tracy Ehlers* Anne Heinz: in honor of Jim Palmer Rich & Linda Loose Carol Reid-Grandfi eld Valerie & Don Eicher* Richard Hemp Yvette Wieder Lowney Sandra Reynolds Ben Eisenberg Stephen & Karen Henderson Richard & Jody Lyons Dennis & Beau Rezendes* Joyce & Ted Eisenberg Laurel Herndon Thomas & Gail Madden Ann Boon Rhea Don & Judy Engelstad Cynthia Hester: in honor of Steven Eric Ericksen Pat & Nicholas Magette Phyllis & Jeff Rheiner Karen Ericksen & George Deriso Paulina & Byron Hewett: in honor of Jane Butcher Anna & John Mahorski Maria & Arthur Richmond Wanda Ericksen Craig Hickethier Kevin Markey & Candice Miller Michael & Michele Ritter Betty Erickson: in honor of Jim Palmer Gail Hiestand* Carol Tucker Martin Ronald Ritter Marty Evans & Robert Trembly Wayne & Kathleen Hillock Sue & Mike McCabe Marlys & Phillip Robertson Delmar & Sandra Fadden Greg & Ilse Hine Bill & Jill McCarren David A. Rogers John & Theresa Fedak Jonathan & Elizabeth Hinebauch Patricia McCarthy Jack Rook John & Sarah Feinberg Raymond Hockedy Bob McClendon Carol & Kenneth Rose: in memory of Wayne Peter & Desiree Fenichell Jean & Jack Hodges: in honor of Jim Palmer Bob McClendon: in honor of Jim Palmer Wright Rosemary Fiebig Cathie & Mark Holm Sharon McClew & Richard Wildau Diane Rosenthal: in honor of Jim Palmer Linda & Norman Flack Nelson Holton Joyce & Mike McDaniel Gary Rottman Diane & Gary Flannery Houston Jewish Community Foundation Ruth & James McHeyser Ted & Bunny Rubin Perry & Karen Fox Holly & Jim Hoyt Boli Medappa & Will Schaleben Monika Rutkowski Gail Frankfort H. David & Joyce Hunt Carol Mellinger Jane Ryland & Melvyn Holzman David Friedman & Tirzah Firestone Jon & Jerrie Hurd Terri & Charles Melville Sherry & Gilberto Saenz Sally Friedman Dita & Robert Hutchinson Sherry and Gerald Merfi sh Firuzeh & Navid Saidi David Friis Kathy Hutman & George Beggs Mark Meyer Lorraine Salaman David Fulker & Nicky Wolman Peggy Isakson Sara & Josef Michl* Fritz & David Satterley David Fulker & Nicky Wolman: in honor of Jim William & Eleanor Isenhower Ann Mier Marjorie & Bob Schaffner* Palmer Donald & Elizabeth Janney Terrell & Judith Minger Babette & Chris Schmidt Sandra Furlong Hilliard Jason & Jane Westberg Millie & H. Wynn Montgomery Cynthia Schmidt Ellen & Ronald Gager Jorgen Jensen Jerry Moore Harold & Jan Schneider: in honor of Jim Palmer Karen Gammon Bruce & Kyongguen Johnson Jill & Tyler Moore Liz Schoeberlein Carl Ganz in honor of Jim Palmer* Jim & Faye Johnson* Steven Morrissett Lois Schroeder John & Barbara Gardner Joanne & Wesley Johnson Patrice Morrow Phyllis Schwartz Ann Garstang Nancy & Brian Johnson Debbie & John Motsinger Mary Jo & James Scott Lloyd & Mary Gelman* Susan & Richard Jones Catherine & Patrick Mulligan: in honor of Jim Patricia Shannon Carol Gerlitz Linda Jourgensen* Palmer Rita Sharp Anita & Gerald Gershten Mary Pat & Peter Judkins: in honor of Jim Palmer Richard & Suzanne Myers Mary Ann Shea & Steven Meyrich Rosemary & David Getsie: in honor of Jim Palmer Martha Kaegel Robert & Francine Myers Ross & Jane Sheldon Ellen & John Gille Jane Kahle Jagdish & Ann Nagda Barbara Shore Gail & Gene Gitin Seymour Kahn George Narcavage Ann Singer Mitchell Gitin Michael & Julia Keating Scott & Jean Nelson Jane Engle Smith Duane & Judith Givens* Lorna & Robert Keeler Shirley & William Niemeyer Sally & Ingram Sodal Kathy Glass & Charles Meertens Kathryn Keller: in honor of Jim Palmer Michael O’Brien Sounds True, Inc. Helen & Martin Goldman Donald Kelley Delma Lee Oberbeck & Fred Fickett Peter & Meredith Spear: in honor of Jim Palmer Andrew Goldstein & Ann McCormick Bill & Ann Kellogg Arthur Okner Ruth & Robert Steen Loretta Goddenbour Karen R. Kelly Larry & Karen Olson Barbara Steinmetz: in memory of Howard Loretta Goddenbour: in honor of Jim Palmer Daniel Kinderlehrer Michael & Julie Osborne: in honor of Jim Palmer Steinmetz Bradley & Barbara Goodman Diana & Michael King Jack & Mary Oslund Robert & Carol Stewart Joe & Elizabeth Gordon Gretchen King Cheryl Owen Susan Stewart Judy & Dan Gordon Lauren & Stuart Kingsberry Richard Oye Andrea Stith John & Robinpat Gossard Barbara & Ron Klayman Malinda & Landon Painter Richard Stitt Ken & Paula Gossett Rita Klees Allison Palmer Peter & Susan Stone Allen & Joan Graham Rita Klees: in honor of Jim Palmer Diane Paterson: in honor of Jim Palmer Richard & Margaret Strauch Ferd & Louise Grauer* Charles & Eileen Koch Robert Pauker Randi & Anthony Stroh Carol Green Andrew & Judy Kramer Sandy & Hector Penoucos Posie Sutton

Thank you, Donors— especially for your *Multi Year Pledges! CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS Sponsors & Donors 67th $100 AND ABOVE (cont’d) Gary Waggoner & Wanda Lee Cox* Anna Widernik Bettie & Wayne Wright Denise & Gary Terrazas Timothy & Diane Wagner Dave Winfrey James Yanus Jon Theunissen Ellen Wakeman Holly & Rich Winton Richard & Lorna Yoder Oakleigh Thorne Larry Walker Candyce Wither Katherine & Mark Young Carl & Tinbet Tinstman Karen & Philip Weber Philip Wittmeyer Robin Youngelman & David Spiro Reesa Porter & Jeff Truesdall Frank & Sherri Weil Wendy & Richard Wolf Jon & Claudia Zadra Karen Truesdell James & Barbara Weiss Linda Lee & Michael Wood Jane Zander Gail & Bob Turner Jean Wentworth Linda & John Woods William & Jaye Zessar Peter Vallero Amy & Wallace Westfeldt: in memory Carol & Dave Wooley David Zessin Peter Van Veen of Howard Schultz Peggy Wrenn & George Johnson: in honor of Jun Ye & Ying Zhang Steve Vorhaus: in honor of Jim Palmer John & Helen Whitbeck* Jim Palmer

UP TO $99 Barbara Hanst Joan McCracken Barbara Stern Lois Abbott Marilyn Hartig Margaret McCulloch Daniel Tate Anonymous Alexandria Hasenkamp Meredith McKinney Stephanie & Don Taylor Don Asmus John Helton Karen Meyer-Arendt Marian Thier: in honor of Jim Palmer Len Barron Steve & Elinor Hill Marilyn & Robert Milhous Joyce Thurmer: in honor of Jim Palmer Peter & Barbara Behrendt Robert and Martha Hopper in memory of Edith Milton* Sue Ann Todhunter in memory of Glen Gordon John & Emily Blankinship Patrick Hopper Dan Moen Gerberg James Boyd Peggie Hudiburg David & Merry Mungo Barbara & Tom Trager: in honor of Jim Palmer Carolyn Brigham Piper Jackson-Sevy: in honor of Jim Palmer Joyce Neu Sanho Tree: in honor of Jim Palmer Scott Britan Eric Jaeckel Irwin & Barbara Neulight Elizabeth Treister & Stephanie Harrington Fletcher & Bennie Brown Donna Jobert Jan O’Callahan Mary Trembour Sunny Brown Joanne & Wesley Johnson Joseph Oppenheimer Maureen Van Camp Jacob & Karen Browne Sarah Jussen: in memory of Neil C. King Jane & John Ott Amy Vandersall Melanie Burgess Gary & Shoni Kahn Judith Owens Regina Vigil* Susan Buswell Wendy Kahn & Michael Robson: in honor of Daniel Oxenhandler Jeff Wade Kathleen Byrne Jim Palmer Susan & Bill Pedrick: in honor of Jim Palmer Phillip & Elaine Waggener Jason Cashdollar & Hayley Schneider Sheri & Scott Karas Robert & Mari Peltzer Myles Wallingford Bruce Christ & Judith Herrema James Kaufman Erna Maj & Bobby Pelz Brent Warren Blake Clark Michael Keaveny Hector and Sandra Penoucos: in memory of Betty & Philip Weber Beverly Cole Nancy & Pete Kelley: in honor of Jim Palmer Dr. Harriette Livingston Jeni M. Webster Diane Coulter Neil Kelley Dean & Cindy Pickett Junior Weed-Ziegler Carol & Craig Cox Tim & Issy Kilbride Robert Pierce Roy Wessel James Dauber Brenda & Thomas Kirk Patricia Dawn & John Poate Karl & Beth Williamson Patricia Dawson Marjorie & Joseph Klemp Joan & Jerry Podgorski Stew & Nancy Woodward Kim & Ethan Decker Casey Koehler: in honor of Jim Palmer Sally Powell-Ashby & John Ashby Nancy Working James Dimmick Keith & Libby Kohnen Jane Pritzl: in memory of Patrick Hopper Susie Youn Penny & Jeffrey Dumas Rita Kotter Jeff & Kathleen Pryor Sy Youngelman Sandra Ebling: in honor of Jim Palmer Ann Krenek Red Pepper Design Gib & Nano Younger Vivian & Ted Epstein Danny & Carolyne Larson: in honor of Jim Janet Reither Jack Zeller Colleen Faust Palmer Dennis Richards Carol Zelzer: in honor of Jim Palmer Lisa Feldman Paul & Joan Lavell Bruce & Liz Robinson Susan & Kenneth Fernalld Paul & Joan Lavell: in honor of Jim Palmer Beverly Rosenschein Susan & Kenneth Fernalld: in honor of Jim Judith Lavezzi & Lew Grothe Elizabeth Rowland & Barry Barrows Palmer Rich & Jane LeDoux Halice Ruppi Robert & Juliette Ford Mary Lennox: in honor of Virginia Louise Howard & Inge Sargent: in honor of Jim Molly & Jeffrey Fortuna Jones Palmer Margie Freedman & Larry Colbenson Sandra Levitt Carol Saunders & Reed Bailey Susanne & Richard Gerson Gerra & Bradford Lewis John Schultz: in honor of Jim Palmer Ronald Glandt Susan & Mark Dunn Lewis Kathryn Secrest Susan Gluck Kerry Lightenburger Ruth Shanberge Jay Goldstein Sharon Lilley Paul & Sally Shankman Rena Goldstein Bonnie Lucara Dan & Boyce Sher Wendy Gordon: in honor of Jim Palmer Marsha & William Maikovich Anita Sherman Joan Graff Susan & William Marine Mark Silverman Robert & Donna Halcomb Ruby Marr Harriet Simons & Parker Calkin Maureen & Robert Hall Herb Marsh Catherine Sounart Edward Hanson Michael & Kasia Maziar Paul & Lynne Sperry*

CWA ARCHIVES SEMANTIC SEARCH FUND Suzy Ageton Fred & Ayliffe Ris Rocky Mountain International Audio Fest Marda Buchholz Craig Hickethier

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Committee...... 4 Parking Information... 11 Moderators...... 5 Schedule of Events... 14-27 Sponsors and Concurrent Events.... 28 Donors...... 6-8, 59-64 Prosopography...... 30-55

CONTENTS Campus Map...... 10 Participant Index...... 58-59

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Parking Information... 11 Schedule of Events... 14-27 Concurrent Events.... 28 Prosopography...... 30-55 Participant Index...... 58-59

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The extraordinary atmosphere at the CWA is due to the Navigating generous spirit of the Boulder community. Thank you for the respect, courtesy and kindness you extend to our the participants and volunteers every year. Conference SEATING AT CWA EVENTS -Entry to sessions is on a first-come, first-served basis. Please arrive at Like sessions with fellow attendees, since you will not be able to save seats. a -CWA volunteers are trained to observe room capacities designated by fire code and will close access to sessions when they are full. Pro -At a few select events, a section of seating may be reserved for participants and committee members in recognition of their service to the CWA. -As arranged prior to our print deadline, seats may be reserved for students who are required by their professor to attend a select session.

-Students are granted priority entry. At some sessions, two waiting lines will form: the left line for community members and the right line for students, including K-12 and college. The student line will enter the venue first.

-The Tuesday night Jazz concert is the only CWA event that requires advance ticketing. Due to the enormous popularity of this event, free, seat-specific tickets have been distributed to CWA supporters (our international participants, planning committee members, housers, moderators, sponsors and donors). General audience members have been assigned tickets by lottery, as announced and conducted via the CWA Fans e-list. Doors to the jazz concert will open at 7:30 p.m. ONLY to those with assigned seating. Join the CWA fans e-list to receive information and news as it becomes available-- including jazz concert ticketing for next year’s Conference. Click on the “sign up now” button on the lower left corner of the CWA home page at www.colorado.edu/cwa. PHOTOGRAPHY AND RECORDINGS -NEW for this year: all recordings of CWA sessions will be available online at www.colorado.edu/cwa -No filming or recording devices are allowed at CWA sessions. Copies of audio recordings of most CWA sessions may be obtained from National Conference Recording Services in UMC 245 and at www.ncrsusa.com -No still photography is permitted at artistic performances. At panels and speeches, members of the press are asked to please limit still photography to the first ten minutes of the sessions.

13 CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS Monday, April 6,4, 20152011 67th64th 9:00-10:20 UMC 235 1:00-2:20 UMC Center Ballroom 2:30-3:50 Macky Auditorium 8:30-9:00 KGNU 88.5FM/1390AM 1115 Immigration as 1513 The Oil Aristocracy Deposed: 1661 Life or Death Sentencing 1051 RADIO BROADCAST Political Football Economic Warfare Margo Farnsworth A Public Affair Mary Hughes Shihana Alazzaz Arthur Grim Why A Face in the Crowd Jurek Martin Richard Alley Charlie van der Horst Judith Morrison Jim Smith Leonard Pitts Moderator: Sam Fuqua Genevieve Wood Terry Vogt Moderator: Michael Radelet Moderator: Lloyd Gelman Moderator: Ami Sadler 9:00-10:20 Macky Auditorium 9:00-10:20 Wolf Law 1:00-2:20 Old Main Chapel 1111 The Globalization of Terror Wittemyer Courtroom 1514 Stop Looking Over the Fence: Joanne Huskey 1116 How We Feed Ourselves Your Grass Is Green Enough Malou Innocent Frank Cardenas Whitney Kroenke Jay Parker Robert Egger Terrence McNally Ike Wilson Michael Heins Kyle Mitchell Moderator: Paul Voakes Joaquin Muñoz Liz Weir Moderator: Julie Schoenfeld Moderator: Ferd Grauer 9:00-10:20 UMC East Ballroom 1112 There’s No Success 11:30-12:20 Macky Auditorium 1:00-2:20 UMC 235 3:00-4:20 Old Main Chapel Like Failure 1350 KEYNOTE 1515 The Rise of European 1711 Julie Arostegui In a Single Garment Ultra-Nationalism Tina Dupuy Feargal Lynn of Destiny Gordon Adams Julianna Forlano John Smith Leonard Pitts Chip Berlet Robert George James Tanabe Moderator: Phil DiStefano Michael Heins Willow Wilson Moderator: Wallace Westfeldt Robert Kaufman Moderator: Mikey Goldenberg Moderator: Joseph Jupille 9:00-10:20 UMC Center Ballroom 1:00-2:20 Macky Auditorium 1511 Gays Saved Marriage 3:00-4:20 Wolf Law 1113 Obama’s Found His Mojo 2:00-3:20 UMC East Ballroom Wittemyer Courtroom Gordon Adams David Bender 1611 Youth at Risk 1712 The Internet: The Real Mickey Edwards Tina Dupuy Tamar Heller Weapon of Mass Destruction Elizabeth Sherman Joel Gallant Judith Morrison Guy Benson Jim Smith Malcolm Gibson William Thorne David Brin Moderator: Joel Edelstein Moderator: Fintan Steele Theresa Williamson Sébastien Charrot 1:00-2:20 UMC West Ballroom Moderator: Amanda Tyler Andy Ihnatko 9:00-10:20 UMC West Ballroom Moderator: LeCarla Gilmere 1512 The End of Money as We 1114 U.S. Tax Code: 2:00-3:20 Muenzinger Auditorium Corporations Catch Know It: Bitcoin, ApplePay 1612 The New Generation of 3:00-4:20 UMC Center Ballroom All the Breaks and Beyond Autocrats: Putin, Kim, Xi... 1713 Why Men Pull Out of Stuart Butler Bill Clifford Joe Cirincione Reproductive Responsibility Michael Franc Larry Greenwood Mark Harris Joaquin Muñoz Andrew Safi r Andy Ihnatko John Tirman Evelyn Resh Frank Shafroth Will O’Brien Ike Wilson Sarah Weddington Moderator: Christina Fifl is Moderator: Mike Maloy Moderator: Carol Byerly Moderator: Lisa Radelet

14 CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS Monday, April 4,6, 20112015 64th67th 2:30-3:50 Macky Auditorium 3:00-4:20 ATLAS Black Box 4:30-5:50 UMC West Ballroom 1661 Life or Death Sentencing 1715 Makers: The Movement that 1861 Who Knows Only Their Own Margo Farnsworth Captures the Imagination Generation Remains Arthur Grim Jamais Cascio Always a Child Charlie van der Horst Will O’Brien Liz Blake Leonard Pitts Martin Parker Anna Caltabiano Moderator: Michael Radelet Seth Shostak Robert Egger Moderator: Nancy Geyer Martin Parker Moderator: Susan Litt 3:00-3:30 KGNU 88.5FM/1390AM 3:00-4:20 UMC West Ballroom 1701 RADIO BROADCAST 1716 Please Trip Responsibly: 4:30-5:50 UMC Center Ballroom Metro Consumption Beyond Alcohol 1862 The Audacity of Audacity: Journey of Hope: A Decade Frank Cardenas Use and Abuse of Long Struggle for Andie Grace Presidential Power Human Rights Terrence McNally Lou Dubose Leno Rose-Avila Sanho Tree Michael Franc Moderator: Irene Rodriguez Moderator: Lisa Morzel Jurek Martin Frank Shafroth 3:00-4:20 Old Main Chapel 3:00-4:20 UMC 235 Moderator: Shelley Schlender 1711 Satire 1718 Songmaking Tina Dupuy Lillian Boutté 4:30-5:50 Duane Physics G1B30 Julianna Forlano Tanya Ellsworth 1863 Breaking the Rules of Robert George David Wilcox the Natural World Willow Wilson Moderator: Rebecca Folsom Julie Brigham-Grette Moderator: Mikey Goldenberg William Rees 3:00-4:20 Visual Arts Complex 1B20 Seth Shostak 3:00-4:20 Wolf Law 1719 What Being a Patriot Moderator: Paul Shankman Wittemyer Courtroom Means to Me 1712 The Internet: The Real Stuart Butler 4:30-5:50 UMC 235 Weapon of Mass Destruction Alison MacAdam 1866 The End of American Guy Benson Tammy Schultz Exceptionalism David Brin Jon Sinton Janet Breslin-Smith Sébastien Charrot Moderator: Tom Chesney Mickey Edwards Andy Ihnatko Jay Parker Moderator: LeCarla Gilmere 4:00-6:00 Macky Auditorium Tammy Schultz 1831 EBERT UNINTERRUPTUS Moderator: Michael Ehlers 3:00-4:20 UMC Center Ballroom A Face in the Crowd 1713 Why Men Pull Out of David Bender 4:30-5:50 Old Main Chapel Reproductive Responsibility 1867 Losing Faith: The New Joaquin Muñoz 4:30-5:20 Visual Arts Complex 1B20 Secular Reformation Evelyn Resh 1851 STORYTELLING Chip Berlet Sarah Weddington The Dog’s Nose to Emily Bull Moderator: Lisa Radelet Vanishing Lake Julianna Forlano Feargal Lynn Genevieve Wood Moderator: Séamus Blaney Moderator: Paul Sperry

15 CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS Monday, April 6,4, 20152011 67th64th 4:30-5:50 Chemistry 140 1868 Sex and Power Richard Aregood Mary Hughes Evelyn Resh Michelle Thaller Moderator: Michele Ritter

4:30-5:50 Wolf Law Wittemyer Courtroom 9:30-10:50 UMC 235 1869 What Laws Say About 2161 Our Tangled Drug Policy Our Morality Arthur Grim Shihana Alazzaz Mary Katharine Ham Arthur Grim Terrence McNally William Thorne Moderator: Isabel McDevitt Sarah Weddington Moderator: Andrew Shoemaker 9:30-10:50 UMC West Ballroom 2162 Other Newsrooms: 6:30-7:00 KGNU 88.5FM/1390AM New, Alternative and 1951 RADIO BROADCAST International Voices Outsources Morrow Cater Sensuality and Success Julianna Forlano Evelyn Resh Malcolm Gibson Moderator: Karen Raforth Jon Sinton Moderator: Jeff Browne

9:30-10:50 Old Main Chapel 2163 Redefi ning Success: What’s Worth Chasing Robert Egger Tamar Heller Whitney Kroenke Kyle Mitchell Moderator: Andy Schultheiss

9:30-10:50 ATLAS Black Box 2164 My Left Brain Julie Brigham-Grette David Brin Martin Parker James Tanabe Moderator: Richard Foy

16 CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS Monday,Tuesday, April 4,7, 20112015 64th67th 9:30-10:50 Wolf Law 11:00-12:20 UMC 235 8:30-9:00 KGNU 88.5FM/1390AM Wittemyer Courtroom 2313 Democrat Comedy Hour 2051 RADIO BROADCAST 2165 Lessons from David Bender How on Earth Unsustainable Cities Chip Berlet Biomimicry: A New Lens on Jamais Cascio Tina Dupuy Technology and Innovation William Rees Julianna Forlano Margo Farnsworth Frank Shafroth Moderator: Daniel Gould Moderator: Kendra Kruger Theresa Williamson Moderator: Susan Graf 11:00-12:20 UMC East Ballroom 2314 Whither Foreign Aid 9:30-10:50 UMC 235 9:30-10:50 UMC Center Ballroom Julie Arostegui 2161 Our Tangled Drug Policy 2166 The New Civil Rights Emily Bull Arthur Grim Movements Charlie van der Horst Mary Katharine Ham Frank Cardenas Malou Innocent Terrence McNally Charlie van der Horst Moderator: Jane Menken Moderator: Isabel McDevitt Alison MacAdam Joaquin Muñoz 11:00-12:20 UMC Center Ballroom 9:30-10:50 UMC West Ballroom Moderator: Ming Chen 2315 Civility 2162 Other Newsrooms: Guy Benson New, Alternative and 9:30-10:50 UMC East Ballroom Jurek Martin International Voices 2167 The Rise of Muslim Culture Evelyn Resh Morrow Cater in the West Sarah Weddington Julianna Forlano Shihana Alazzaz Moderator: Margaret DeMichelis Malcolm Gibson Julie Arostegui Jon Sinton John Tirman 11:00-12:20 Wolf Law Moderator: Jeff Browne Moderator: Tamir Sarit Larsen Wittemyer Courtroom 2317 Living in 9:30-10:50 Old Main Chapel 11:00-11:50 ATLAS Black Box Post-constitutional America 2163 Redefi ning Success: 2301 MAGIC LANTERN SHOW Richard Aregood What’s Worth Chasing Korea: A Nation Divided Lou Dubose Robert Egger Mark Harris Mickey Edwards Tamar Heller Moderator: Louise Grauer Robert Kaufman Whitney Kroenke Moderator: Alan Rudy Kyle Mitchell 11:00-12:20 UMC West Ballroom Moderator: Andy Schultheiss 2311 Gender and 12:30-1:50 Old Main Chapel Workplace Equity 2461 Global Drug Supply, 9:30-10:50 ATLAS Black Box Liz Blake Legal and Illegal 2164 My Left Brain Larry Greenwood Frank Cardenas Julie Brigham-Grette Tammy Schultz Joel Gallant David Brin Moderator: Beverly Silva Sanho Tree Martin Parker Theresa Williamson James Tanabe 11:00-12:20 Old Main Chapel Moderator: Carol Conzelman Moderator: Richard Foy 2312 Writing the Novel David Brin Anna Caltabiano Leonard Pitts Willow Wilson Moderator: Ami Dayan

17 CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS Tuesday,Monday, April 4,7, 20112015 67th64th 12:30-1:50 UMC Center Ballroom 2:00-3:20 UMC Center Ballroom 2462 June 2015: A Hot Month 2612 Race in America: The Melting 3:00-3:30 KGNU 88.5FM/1390AM for the Supreme Court Pot Is Boiling Over 2701 RADIO BROADCAST Stuart Butler Judith Morrison Metro Clara Jeffery Leonard Pitts War on Drugs Elizabeth Sherman Leno Rose-Avila Sanho Tree Moderator: Scott Beard Ike Wilson Moderator: Samira Rajabi Moderator: Erin Frazier 12:30-1:50 UMC 235 3:00-4:50 Muenzinger Auditorium 2463 Politics of Keystone 2:00-3:20 UMC 235 2702 SCREENING Richard Alley 2613 U.S. Foreign Policy Toward #ReGENERATION Morrow Cater Boko Haram, ISIS and... Whitney Kroenke Michael Franc Joe Cirincione Moderator: Joel Goulder Moderator: Suzanne Jones Mickey Edwards Joanne Huskey 3:30-4:50 UMC 235 12:30-1:50 UMC East Ballroom Jim Smith 2761 How the Authorities 2464 Capitalism, Democracy Moderator: Bob Morehouse Lost Our Trust and Youth in Asia Richard Aregood Bill Clifford 2:00-3:20 Old Main Chapel Mary Hughes Larry Greenwood 2614 Sexual Assault on the Jay Parker Joanne Huskey College Campus Leno Rose-Avila Robert Kaufman Julie Brigham-Grette Moderator: Marcie Miller Moderator: Tom Galey Arthur Grim Mary Hughes 3:30-4:50 UMC East Ballroom 12:30-1:50 UMC West Ballroom Evelyn Resh 2762 Art and Redevelopment: 2465 Kick-ass Career Advice: Moderator: Shannon Galpin Lessons from Urban Pioneers Skills to Build NOW Liz Blake Alison MacAdam 2:00-3:20 UMC West Ballroom Andie Grace Nina Richardson 2615 Science Ethics: William Rees Andrew Safi r Means and Ends James Tanabe John Smith Margo Farnsworth Moderator: Shawhin Roudbari Moderator: Bette Erickson Seth Shostak Michelle Thaller 3:30-4:50 UMC West Ballroom 2:00-3:20 UMC East Ballroom Terry Vogt 2763 College Sports as Farm 2611 Working for Your Soul Moderator: Bob Noun Teams for the Pros or Your Wallet Guy Benson Robert Egger 2:00-3:20 ATLAS Black Box Alison MacAdam Andie Grace 2616 A Two-Way Street: Teaching Andrew Safi r Mark Harris and Learning from Children Frank Shafroth Will O’Brien Liz Blake Moderator: Mike Ritter Moderator: Marjorie Baumert Siobhán Fitzpatrick William Thorne 3:30-4:50 Old Main Chapel David Wilcox 2764 Catalytic Women Moderator: Sharon Nehls Shihana Alazzaz Julie Arostegui Elizabeth Sherman Sarah Weddington Moderator: Anthony Bastone

18 CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS Monday,Tuesday, April 4,7, 20112015 64th67th 3:30-4:50 ATLAS Black Box 5:00-6:20 Duane Physics G1B30 2765 (Anti)social Media 2914 Geoengineering to Counter Anna Caltabiano Climate Change Michael Heins Richard Alley Andy Ihnatko Julie Brigham-Grette Terrence McNally Jamais Cascio Moderator: Ryan Chreist Moderator: Trina Faatz

3:00-4:50 Muenzinger Auditorium 3:30-4:50 UMC Center Ballroom 5:00-6:20 UMC Center Ballroom 2702 SCREENING 2766 Health Care Reform Revisited 2915 Barbarians at the Gate: #ReGENERATION Stuart Butler Defending What Matters Most Whitney Kroenke Michael Franc Gordon Adams Moderator: Joel Goulder Joel Gallant Janet Breslin-Smith Jon Sinton Sanho Tree 3:30-4:50 UMC 235 Moderator: Penelope Bennett Ike Wilson 2761 How the Authorities Moderator: Suzy Ageton Lost Our Trust 4:00-6:00 Macky Auditorium 2831 EBERT INTERRUPTUS I Richard Aregood 6:00-7:00 KGNU 88.5FM/1390AM A Face in the Crowd Mary Hughes 2971 RADIO BROADCAST David Bender Jay Parker Hemispheres Leno Rose-Avila Catalyzing Marginalized 5:00-5:50 UMC 235 Moderator: Marcie Miller Communities in 2911 STORYTELLING Latin America How’re You Getting Home: 3:30-4:50 UMC East Ballroom Theresa Williamson Songs and Stories 2762 Art and Redevelopment: Moderator: Joe Richey Lessons from Urban Pioneers of Courtship Liz Blake Feargal Lynn Liz Weir Andie Grace 8:00-10:00 Macky Auditorium Moderator: Susan Morrice William Rees 2999 JAZZ CONCERT James Tanabe Bijoux Barbosa 5:00-6:20 UMC West Ballroom Moderator: Shawhin Roudbari Lillian Boutté 2912 Building the Best Workplace Henry Butler Sébastien Charrot 3:30-4:50 UMC West Ballroom Tanya Ellsworth Jules Pieri 2763 College Sports as Farm Adrean Farrugia Nina Richardson Teams for the Pros Brad Goode John Smith Guy Benson Vasti Jackson Moderator: Gale Dunlap Alison MacAdam Mike Marlier Andrew Safi r 5:00-6:20 UMC East Ballroom Frank Shafroth 2913 Liars, Cheaters and Beaters Moderator: Mike Ritter Moderator: Steven Leigh in Professional Sports 3:30-4:50 Old Main Chapel Richard Aregood 2764 Catalytic Women Robert George Shihana Alazzaz Jurek Martin Julie Arostegui Genevieve Wood Elizabeth Sherman Moderator: Thomas Burke Sarah Weddington Moderator: Anthony Bastone

19 CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS Wednesday, April 8, 2015 67th 8:30-9:50 UMC 235 9:00-10:20 Old Man Chapel 10:30-11:50 UMC 235 11:00-12:20 UMC East Ballroom 3061 LIVE RADIO BROADCAST 3115 Aging: It’s Personal 3262 When Everyone Is a Reporter, 3316 Should I Stay or Should I Go: KGNU 88.5FM/1390AM Robert Egger No One Is a Journalist Scotland, Northern Ireland, A Public Affair Charlie van der Horst Frank Cardenas the UK and the EU Politics and the Feargal Lynn Mary Katharine Ham Sébastien Charrot Culture of Fear Evelyn Resh Clara Jeffery Feargal Lynn David Bender Moderator: Tim Plass Genevieve Wood Martin Parker Joe Cirincione Moderator: Dave Krieger Andrew Safi r Lou Dubose 9:00-10:20 UMC West Ballroom Moderator: Pat McCullough Robert George 3116 Water Paradox: 10:30-11:50 Macky Auditorium Sanho Tree Too Much, Too Little 3263 Anti-science: Denial 11:00-12:20 ATLAS Black Box Moderator: Gavin Dahl Richard Alley in the Face of Facts 3318 Video Games as Emily Bull Richard Alley Olympic Sport 9:00-10:20 UMC East Ballroom Margo Farnsworth Chip Berlet Andie Grace 3111 So You Want to Be Moderator: Shirley Berg Leonard Pitts Andy Ihnatko an Entrepreneur Michelle Thaller Jurek Martin Will O’Brien 9:00-10:20 Macky Auditorium Moderator: Tom Blumenthal Will O’Brien Jules Pieri 3117 Hands Up, Don’t Shoot: Moderator: Howard Bernstein Nina Richardson Requiem for an American 11:00-12:20 UMC West Ballroom Moderator: Bob Greenlee Police State 3312 Look What You’ve Done, I’m 12:00-1:20 UMC 235 Richard Aregood Melting, Melting... 3411 Jazz: Still Evolving or 9:00-10:20 UMC Center Ballroom Clara Jeffery Julie Brigham-Grette Museum Piece 3112 Era of Perpetual War Robert Kaufman Morrow Cater Lililan Boutté Gordon Adams Leonard Pitts Margo Farnsworth Henry Butler Malcolm Gibson Moderator: Ginny Corsi Moderator: Alice Madden Adrean Farrugia Tammy Schultz Derek Nash Ike Wilson 9:10-10:40 Boulder High School 11:00-12:20 Old Main Chapel Moderator: Daniel Jones Moderator: Barry Baer 3129 Talkin’ ’bout Our 3314 Romancing the Purse: Generation: Millennials in Product Design and 12:30-1:50 UMC West Ballroom 9:00-10:20 Wolf Law the Workplace Consumer Culture 3461 My Belief Is as Valid as Wittemyer Courtroom Sébastien Charrot Michael Heins Your Data 3113 Changing Energy Prices, Andie Grace Jules Pieri Guy Consolmagno the Winners and Losers Whitney Kroenke John Smith Joel Gallant Shihana Alazzaz James Tanabe Liz Weir William Rees Bill Clifford Moderator: Aimee Heckel Moderator: Mark Vary Andrew Safi r Terry Vogt 10:30-11:50 UMC Center Ballroom 11:00-12:20 Wolf Law Moderator: Tim Wolf 3261 Negotiating Nukes with Iran Wittemyer Courtroom Robert Kaufman 3315 Global Discrimination: 9:00-10:20 ATLAS Black Box Jim Smith If You Think It’s Bad Here... 3114 What’s on My Bookshelf Valerie Wilson Janet Breslin-Smith Jurek Martin Moderator: Robert Pane Malcolm Gibson Terrence McNally Mark Harris David Wilcox Judith Morrison Willow Wilson Moderator: Amy Zuckerman Moderator: Lynn Guissinger

20 CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS Wednesday, April 8, 2015 67th 10:30-11:50 UMC 235 11:00-12:20 UMC East Ballroom 1:00-2:20 Wolf Law 1:30-2:50 UMC 235 3262 When Everyone Is a Reporter, 3316 Should I Stay or Should I Go: Wittemyer Courtroom 3561 It’s a Sin to Tell a Lie No One Is a Journalist Scotland, Northern Ireland, 3511 Immigration: The Tragedy Tanya Ellsworth Frank Cardenas the UK and the EU of Doing Nothing Alison MacAdam Mary Katharine Ham Sébastien Charrot Lou Dubose Jay Parker Clara Jeffery Feargal Lynn Arthur Grim Elizabeth Sherman Genevieve Wood Martin Parker Leno Rose-Avila Moderator: John Tayer Moderator: Dave Krieger Andrew Safi r John Tirman Moderator: Pat McCullough Moderator: Joshua LePree 2:00-2:50 Macky Auditorium 10:30-11:50 Macky Auditorium 3601 DUET 3263 Anti-science: Denial 11:00-12:20 ATLAS Black Box 1:00-2:20 UMC East Ballroom Contacting Extraterrestrials: in the Face of Facts 3318 Video Games as 3512 Lessons Not Learned Beware! Richard Alley Olympic Sport in School David Brin Chip Berlet Andie Grace Robert Egger Seth Shostak Leonard Pitts Andy Ihnatko Mark Harris Moderator: Ellen Mahoney Michelle Thaller Jurek Martin Joaquin Muñoz Moderator: Tom Blumenthal Will O’Brien James Tanabe 2:00-3:20 Eaton Humanities 150 Moderator: Howard Bernstein Moderator: Howie Wolf 3611 Beyond Borders: International 11:00-12:20 UMC West Ballroom Business and Culture 3312 Look What You’ve Done, I’m 12:00-1:20 UMC 235 1:00-2:20 Old Main Chapel Shihana Alazzaz Melting, Melting... 3411 Jazz: Still Evolving or 3514 Philanthropy Matters Julianna Forlano Julie Brigham-Grette Museum Piece Liz Blake Larry Greenwood Morrow Cater Lililan Boutté Whitney Kroenke Nina Richardson Margo Farnsworth Henry Butler Andrew Safi r Moderator: Antonio Papuzza Moderator: Alice Madden Adrean Farrugia Sanho Tree Derek Nash Moderator: Carol Christenson 2:00-3:20 ATLAS Black Box 11:00-12:20 Old Main Chapel Moderator: Daniel Jones 3612 Playing in the Digital Sandbox 3314 Romancing the Purse: 1:00-2:20 UMC Center Ballroom Henry Butler Product Design and 12:30-1:50 UMC West Ballroom 3516 Free Speech Comes Martin Parker Consumer Culture 3461 My Belief Is as Valid as with Responsibilites Ernie Watts Michael Heins Your Data David Bender Moderator: Bret da Mann Jules Pieri Guy Consolmagno Clara Jeffery John Smith Joel Gallant Leonard Pitts 2:30-3:50 Old Main Chapel Liz Weir William Rees Sarah Weddington 3661 The Pope Francis Revolution Moderator: Aimee Heckel Moderator: Mark Vary Moderator: Sharon Vary Guy Consolmagno Siobhán Fitzpatrick 11:00-12:20 Wolf Law 1:00-1:50 Macky Auditorium 1:05-2:25 Boulder High School Michael Franc Wittemyer Courtroom 3501 HOWARD HIGMAN 3529 The Changing Face Genevieve Wood 3315 Global Discrimination: MEMORIAL PLENARY of Terrorism Moderator: Dennis Gallagher If You Think It’s Bad Here... Do You Wish You Didn’t Julie Arostegui Janet Breslin-Smith Know: Snowden, Privacy Malcolm Gibson 2:30-3:50 UMC East Ballroom Malcolm Gibson and Democracy Malou Innocent 3662 Reservations About Mark Harris Valerie Wilson Tammy Schultz Reservations Judith Morrison Moderator: Tom Higley Kyle Mitchell Moderator: Amy Zuckerman Joaquin Muñoz William Thorne Moderator: Clay Fong

21 CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS Wednesday, April 8, 2015 67th 2:30-3:50 UMC West Ballroom 3:00-4:20 UMC Center Ballroom 4:30-5:20 Old Main Chapel 3663 Happiness: There’s an App 3714 Republican Comedy Hour 3852 STORYTELLING for That Guy Benson The Diné Twins Anna Caltabiano Mickey Edwards Kyle Mitchell Joanne Huskey Robert George Moderator: Miriam Paisner Andy Ihnatko Mary Katharine Ham Moderator: Courtney Holden Moderator: Sean Maher 4:30-5:50 UMC 235 3861 Creativity and Imagination: 3:00-3:30 KGNU 88.5FM/1390AM 3:30-4:50 ATLAS Black Box 1+1 = 3 3701 RADIO BROADCAST 3761 Performance: Art and Lou Dubose 9:00-10:20 UMC 235 Metro Social Change Evelyn Resh 4111 Earth-like Planets, Beyond Disability Vasti Jackson James Tanabe Earthling-like Aliens Tamar Heller Whitney Kroenke Liz Weir David Brin Moderator: Elizabeth Kosmicki Terrence McNally Moderator: Andy Franklin Guy Consolmagno Moderator: Radu Popescu Seth Shostak 4:30-5:50 Chemistry 140 Michelle Thaller 3:00-3:50 Macky Auditorium 4:00-5:20 UMC West Ballroom 3862 Everything You Think You Moderator: Ben Pearlman 3711 WALTER ORR ROBERTS 3811 Market Disrupters: Makers, Know About the 2016 DISTINGUISHED LECTURE Shakers and Sharers Election Is Wrong 9:30-10:20 ATLAS Black Box Ways Forward on Climate Jamais Cascio Guy Benson 4151 DUET and Energy: Getting Good Jules Pieri Mickey Edwards Shakespeare: Where from What We Do Frank Shafroth Mary Hughes There’s a Will, There’s a Way and Don’t Know Moderator: Doug Greene Robert Kaufman Gordon Adams Richard Alley Moderator: James Pribyl Jay Parker Moderator: Thomas Bogdan 4:00-5:20 UMC East Ballroom Moderator: Susan Barney Jones 3812 Into the Wild: Exploration 4:30-5:50 UMC Center Ballroom and Preservation of Our 3863 Moderate Versus Radical 9:30-10:50 UMC Center Ballroom 3:00-4:20 Muenzinger E050 Remaining Natural Spaces Islam in the Middle East 4161 Cyber Security and Privacy: 3712 Maintaining Mental Health Margo Farnsworth Janet Breslin-Smith We’re All H@cked Morrow Cater Siobhán Fitzpatrick Malou Innocent Chip Berlet Tina Dupuy William Rees Jim Smith Malou Innocent Feargal Lynn Michelle Thaller Willow Wilson Clara Jeffery Liz Weir Moderator: Jan Burton Moderator: Susan Osborne Ike Wilson Moderator: David Bachrach Moderator: Molly Tayer 4:00-6:00 Macky Auditorium 4:30-5:50 Muenzinger E0046 3:00-4:20 UMC 235 3831 EBERT INTERRUPTUS II 3864 Income Inequality and the 9:30-10:50 UMC West Ballroom 3713 The New Russia Is A Face in the Crowd Global Economy 4162 Working Women: The the Old Soviet Union David Bender Julie Arostegui Struggle Continues Gordon Adams Stuart Butler Janet Breslin-Smith Joe Cirincione 4:30-5:20 Muenzinger E050 Bill Clifford Morrow Cater Jon Sinton 3851 DUET Judith Morrison Nina Richardson Jim Smith Response to Moderator: Macon Cowles Elizabeth Sherman Moderator: Maria Uspenski Infectious Disease Moderator: Sue Deans Joel Gallant 4:30-5:50 Hale 270 Charlie van der Horst 3865 NGOs: High Risk, High Reward Moderator: Charles Steinberg Emily Bull Tamar Heller Joanne Huskey Theresa Williamson 22 Moderator: Cindy Domenico CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS Monday,Thursday, April April 4, 9, 2011 2015 64th67th 4:30-5:20 Old Main Chapel 9:30-10:50 UMC East Ballroom 11:00-12:20 UMC West Ballroom 8:30-9:30 KGNU 88.5FM/1390AM 3852 STORYTELLING 4163 Growth, Resources and 4311 Stories of Surviving 4051 RADIO BROADCAST The Diné Twins Global Development and Thriving A Public Affair Kyle Mitchell Larry Greenwood Tina Dupuy Kids and Technology Moderator: Miriam Paisner Judith Morrison Tanya Ellsworth Anna Caltabiano William Rees Tamar Heller Andy Ihnatko 4:30-5:50 UMC 235 John Smith Joanne Huskey Moderator: Maeve Conran 3861 Creativity and Imagination: Moderator: Douglas Dupler Moderator: Bud Wilson 1+1 = 3 Lou Dubose 9:00-10:20 UMC 235 9:30-10:50 Old Main Chapel 11:00-12:20 UMC 235 Evelyn Resh 4111 Earth-like Planets, 4164 Real to Reel: Artful or 4312 Religion and/in/with Science James Tanabe Earthling-like Aliens Accurate Filmmaking Chip Berlet Liz Weir David Brin Robert George David Brin Moderator: Andy Franklin Guy Consolmagno Mary Katharine Ham Guy Consolmagno Seth Shostak Mary Hughes Michelle Thaller 4:30-5:50 Chemistry 140 Michelle Thaller Moderator: Ron Bostwick Moderator: Bobby Brown 3862 Everything You Think You Moderator: Ben Pearlman Know About the 2016 9:30-10:50 Wolf Law 11:00-12:20 Old Main Chapel Election Is Wrong 9:30-10:20 ATLAS Black Box Wittemyer Courtroom 4313 Burning Issues in Guy Benson 4151 DUET 4167 Returning Soldiers Latin America Mickey Edwards Shakespeare: Where Malcolm Gibson Frank Cardenas Mary Hughes There’s a Will, There’s a Way Kyle Mitchell Judith Morrison Robert Kaufman Gordon Adams Tammy Schultz Terry Vogt Moderator: James Pribyl Jay Parker Moderator: Greg Harms Theresa Williamson Moderator: Susan Barney Jones Moderator: Tracy Ehlers 4:30-5:50 UMC Center Ballroom 9:30-10:50 Macky Auditorium 3863 Moderate Versus Radical 9:30-10:50 UMC Center Ballroom 4168 The Saved My Life 11:00-12:20 ATLAS Black Box Islam in the Middle East 4161 Cyber Security and Privacy: Lillian Boutté 4314 Traveling Is a Privilege Janet Breslin-Smith We’re All H@cked Tanya Ellsworth Anna Caltabiano Malou Innocent Chip Berlet Vasti Jackson Joel Gallant Jim Smith Malou Innocent Ernie Watts James Tanabe Willow Wilson Clara Jeffery Moderator: Lawrence Anderson David Wilcox Moderator: Susan Osborne Ike Wilson Moderator: Ryan Van Duzer Moderator: Molly Tayer 9:45-11:05 Boulder High School 4:30-5:50 Muenzinger E0046 4179 The Pen and the Sword: Free 11:00-12:20 UMC East Ballroom 3864 Income Inequality and the 9:30-10:50 UMC West Ballroom Speech and Censorship 4315 Trade and Foreign Global Economy 4162 Working Women: The Guy Benson Investment: Connecting and Julie Arostegui Struggle Continues Stuart Butler Disconnecting the World Stuart Butler Janet Breslin-Smith Julianna Forlano Shihana Alazzaz Bill Clifford Morrow Cater Willow Wilson Larry Greenwood Judith Morrison Nina Richardson Jim Smith Moderator: Macon Cowles Elizabeth Sherman Moderator: Paul Repetto Moderator: Sue Deans 11:00-11:50 Macky Auditorium 4:30-5:50 Hale 270 4301 DUET 3865 NGOs: High Risk, High Reward Nukes in Unstable Regimes Emily Bull Joe Cirincione Tamar Heller Valerie Wilson Joanne Huskey Moderator: Cathryn Hazouri Theresa Williamson Moderator: Cindy Domenico 23 CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS Thursday,Monday, April April 4, 9, 2011 2015 67th64th 11:00-12:20 Wolf Law 12:30-1:50 UMC East Ballroom 2:00-2:50 ATLAS Black Box Wittemyer Courtroom 4463 Impact Investing for 4601 ARIA 4316 We Want Privacy, but Global Change Love, Sex, Death, Semantic We Can’t Stop Sharing Liz Blake Search and the CWA Archives Jamais Cascio Emily Bull Sébastien Charrot Sébastien Charrot Bill Clifford Moderator: Bruce Montgomery Charlie van der Horst Terry Vogt John Tirman Moderator: Paul Jerde 2:00-3:20 UMC 235 Moderator: Edie Hooton 4611 Energy from Fossil Fuels: 12:30-1:50 UMC Center Ballroom Yay, We’ve Got Gas! 11:00-12:20 UMC Center Ballroom 4464 GOP Congress Is the Julie Brigham-Grette 4317 Gerrymandering, New Norm Morrow Cater Filliblustering and Guy Benson William Rees Citizens United: Our System Janet Breslin-Smith Moderator: Julia Halaby Is All F*#%ed Up Michael Franc Mickey Edwards Jurek Martin 2:00-3:20 UMC Center Ballroom Arthur Grim Moderator: Christopher Brauchli 4612 Media: Merchants of Frank Shafroth Doom and Gloom Jon Sinton 12:30-1:50 Old Main Chapel Richard Aregood Moderator: Louis Diamond 4466 Arts and Substances: Julianna Forlano Spark or Block Alison MacAdam 11:00-12:20 Fleming 155 Tina Dupuy Jon Sinton 4318 Humblebrag: Andie Grace Moderator: Erika Stutzman “I’m Busy as Hell” Joaquin Muñoz Whitney Kroenke Derek Nash 2:00-3:20 Old Main Chapel Martin Parker Moderator: Elisabeth Hyde 4613 Mindfulness: Keeping Nina Richardson Calm in the Storm John Smith 1:00-2:20 Macky Auditorium Julie Arostegui Moderator: Christopher Sarson 4511 PERFORMANCE Mark Harris Hot Licks with Guitar Picks Joaquin Muñoz 12:30-1:50 UMC West Ballroom Vasti Jackson Ernie Watts 4461 No Country for Poor Men Feargal Lynn Moderator: Carmen Danielson or Women or Children David Wilcox Charlie van der Horst Moderator: Bret Saunders 2:30-3:50 Macky Auditorium Robert Kaufman 4614 Radical Islam and Women Alison MacAdam Janet Breslin-Smith 1:30-2:50 Boulder High School Elizabeth Sherman John Tirman 4579 The Color Conundrum: A Moderator: Kathey Pear Valerie Wilson Real Discussion of Race Moderator: Had Beatty Frank Cardenas 12:30-1:50 UMC 235 Lou Dubose 4462 Science: Surviving the Future Robert George 3:00-3:30 KGNU 88.5FM/1390AM David Brin Kyle Mitchell 4701 Metro Jamais Cascio Can Music Bring Us Peace Andy Ihnatko Adrean Farrugia Moderator: Ken Wilson Moderator: Shareef Aleem

24 DRAWINGCONFERENCE DOWN ON THEWORLD MOON AFFAIRS Monday,Thursday, April April 4, 9, 2011 2015 64th67th 2:00-2:50 ATLAS Black Box 3:30-4:50 ATLAS Black Box 3:30-4:50 Muenzinger Auditorium 5:00-6:20 UMC Center Ballroom 4601 ARIA 4761 Art and Revolution 4765 Political Women on the Rise 4911 The Myth of Equality Love, Sex, Death, Semantic Lillian Boutté Mary Katharine Ham in the U.S. Search and the CWA Archives Andie Grace Mary Hughes Robert Egger Sébastien Charrot Michael Heins Elizabeth Sherman Joel Gallant Moderator: Bruce Montgomery Sanho Tree Sarah Weddington Tamar Heller Moderator: Paula DuPré Pesmen Moderator: Mary Young William Thorne 2:00-3:20 UMC 235 Moderator: Mindy Pantiel 4611 Energy from Fossil Fuels: 3:30-4:50 Old Main Chapel 3:30-4:50 UMC Center Ballroom Yay, We’ve Got Gas! 4762 The Politics of Race 4767 Confl ict Resolution with Iran, 5:00-6:20 UMC West Ballroom Julie Brigham-Grette Robert George and Russia 4912 CU in 20 Years: Morrow Cater Malou Innocent Gordon Adams The Future of Higher Ed William Rees Leno Rose-Avila Joe Cirincione Stuart Butler Moderator: Julia Halaby William Thorne Bill Clifford Margo Farnsworth Moderator: Alphonse Keasley Ike Wilson Jay Parker 2:00-3:20 UMC Center Ballroom Moderator: Carl Tinstman Moderator: Mary Jo White 4612 Media: Merchants of 3:30-4:50 UMC East Ballroom Doom and Gloom 4763 Networking Is Not 4:00-4:50 UMC 235 6:00-7:00 KGNU 88.5FM/1390AM Richard Aregood a Dirty Word 4801 PERFORMANCE 4981 It’s the Economy Julianna Forlano Emily Bull Brass and Ivory Alternative Currencies Alison MacAdam Terrence McNally Adrean Farrugia Will O’Brien Jon Sinton Will O’Brien Derek Nash Moderator: Liz Lane Moderator: Erika Stutzman Jules Pieri Moderator: Lissy Garrison Moderator: Dan Powers 2:00-3:20 Old Main Chapel 4:00-6:00 Macky Auditorium 4613 Mindfulness: Keeping 3:30-4:50 UMC West Ballroom 4831 EBERT INTERRUPTUS III Calm in the Storm 4764 Nonprofi ts Are Profi table A Face in the Crowd Julie Arostegui for All of Us David Bender Mark Harris Liz Blake Joaquin Muñoz Robert Egger 5:00-5:50 UMC 235 Ernie Watts Siobhán Fitzpatrick 4901 STORYTELLING Moderator: Carmen Danielson Moderator: Josie Heath All for the Dead Man’s Penny Liz Weir 2:30-3:50 Macky Auditorium Moderator: Emma Mulholland 4614 Radical Islam and Women Janet Breslin-Smith John Tirman Valerie Wilson Moderator: Had Beatty The Sixty-eighth Annual Conference on World Affairs April 4-8, 2016

25 CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS Friday,Monday, April April 10, 4, 20152011 67th64th 9:00-10:20 UMC East Ballroom 9:00-10:20 UMC 235 8:30-9:30 KGNU 88.5FM/1390AM 5115 Is Artifi cial Intelligence 5121 Music as Sacred Ground 5051 Connections Good For Humans? Tanya Ellsworth Ecological Economics Sébastien Charrot Adrean Farrugia William Rees Andy Ihnatko Derek Nash Moderator: Roger Wendell Seth Shostak Ernie Watts Sanho Tree David Wilcox Moderator: Anne Bliss Moderator: Bill Obermeier 9:00-10:20 Macky Auditorium 5111 and the 9:00-10:20 Old Main Chapel 10:30-11:20 UMC 235 End of a Colb-era 5116 Armed with Only a Pencil: 5251 DUET David Bender The Dangers of How to Turn Republicans and Tina Dupuy Being a Journalist Democrats into Robert George Richard Aregood Mickey Edwards Valerie Wilson Lou Dubose Elizabeth Sherman Moderator: Allen Carmichael Malcolm Gibson Moderator: Richard Lyons Clara Jeffery 9:00-10:20 UMC Center Ballroom Moderator: Clay Evans 10:30-11:50 ATLAS Black Box 5112 Cuba’s Coming out Party 5261 We Met on Tinder: Morrow Cater 9:00-10:20 Eaton Humanities 1B50 Dating and the Joe Cirincione 5117 Humanitarian Intervention: Decline of Monogamy Bill Clifford When to Get Involved Anna Caltabiano Mary Hughes Julie Arostegui Robert George Moderator: Paul Heffron John Tirman Andie Grace Theresa Williamson Moderator: Courtney Walsh 9:00-10:20 ATLAS Black Box Moderator: Dean Reed Peace 5113 Better Than an Apple, Prize Winner 11:00-12:20 UMC Center Ballroom a Poem Every Day 5311 Tales from the Peace Corps Gordon Adams 9:00-10:20 Math 100 Guy Consolmagno Jay Parker 5118 What People Agree on in Leno Rose-Avila Liz Weir Red and Blue America Frank Shafroth Ike Wilson Guy Benson Terry Vogt Moderator: Lawrence Carlson Mary Katharine Ham Moderator: Rose Pierro Malou Innocent 9:00-10:20 UMC West Ballroom Frank Shafroth 11:00-12:20 UMC West Ballroom 5114 The Power of Labels: Moderator: Brennan Meadows 5312 Challenges for How We Defi ne Ourselves Business Innovators Michael Heins 9:00-10:20 Eaton Humanities 150 Jamais Cascio Tamar Heller 5119 New Approaches Michael Heins Judith Morrison for the Marginalized Will O’Brien Moderator: Lew Harvey Robert Egger Moderator: Rudy Harburg Siobhán Fitzpatrick Joel Gallant Arthur Grim Moderator: Shelley Bailey

26 CONFERENCEFOR NOW ON WORLD AFFAIRS Monday,Friday, April April 10, 4, 20152011 64th67th 9:00-10:20 UMC 235 11:00-12:20 Old Main Chapel 1:00-2:20 UMC West Ballroom 5121 Music as Sacred Ground 5313 Discrimination in Science 5513 Arts Going Retro 2:30-3:20 Macky Auditorium Tanya Ellsworth and Geek Culture in the Digital Age 5650 MOLLY IVINS Adrean Farrugia Julie Brigham-Grette Julianna Forlano FREEDOM FIGHTIN’ Derek Nash Michelle Thaller Vasti Jackson MEMORIAL PLENARY Ernie Watts Willow Wilson Jay Parker Walk the Talk: David Wilcox Moderator: Rodger Kram Martin Parker Everyday Leadership Moderator: Bill Obermeier Moderator: Gillian Isaacs Russell Sarah Weddington 11:00-12:20 UMC East Ballroom Moderator: Dottie Lamm 10:30-11:20 UMC 235 5314 Education: Common Core 1:00-2:20 Eaton Humanities 150 5251 DUET and Common Sense 5514 Poverty Reduction: It’s a 4:00-6:00 Macky Auditorium How to Turn Republicans and Margo Farnsworth Small World After All 5831 EBERT INTERRUPTUS IV Democrats into Americans Jurek Martin Larry Greenwood A Face in the Crowd Mickey Edwards Joaquin Muñoz Joanne Huskey David Bender Elizabeth Sherman William Thorne Terry Vogt Moderator: Richard Lyons Moderator: Daniel Conroy Theresa Williamson Moderator: Jane Saltzman 10:30-11:50 ATLAS Black Box 11:00-12:20 Macky Auditorium 5261 We Met on Tinder: 5315 Conspiracy Theorists 1:00-2:20 UMC 235 Dating and the Make the Best Storytellers 5515 Multilingual Story Jam Decline of Monogamy Chip Berlet Lillian Boutté Anna Caltabiano Tina Dupuy Kyle Mitchell Robert George Alison MacAdam Leno Rose-Avila Andie Grace Tammy Schultz David Wilcox Moderator: Courtney Walsh Moderator: Laura Sparks Moderator: Lee Shainis

11:00-12:20 UMC Center Ballroom 1:00-2:20 UMC East Ballroom 1:00-2:20 Old Main Chapel 5311 Tales from the Peace Corps 5511 Taking Cultural Cues 5516 Death After Life Guy Consolmagno from Asia Stuart Butler Leno Rose-Avila Anna Caltabiano Guy Consolmagno Frank Shafroth Bill Clifford Seth Shostak Terry Vogt Mark Harris Willow Wilson Moderator: Rose Pierro James Tanabe Moderator: Joni Palmer Moderator: Robert McNown 11:00-12:20 UMC West Ballroom 1:00-2:20 ATLAS Black Box 5312 Challenges for 1:00-2:20 UMC Center Ballroom 5517 Human Capacity for Business Innovators 5512 Changing the World Self-delusion Jamais Cascio Through Service Michael Franc Michael Heins Liz Blake Feargal Lynn Will O’Brien Frank Cardenas Terrence McNally Moderator: Rudy Harburg Tamar Heller William Rees Charlie van der Horst Moderator: Steven Todd Moderator: Eliza Woloson

27 CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS CONCURRENT EVENTS 67th

Tuesday, April 7 – Thursday, April 9 10 a.m.–3 p.m., UMC Fountain Terrace Wednesday, April 8 Colorado Community History Scan-athon 12–1 p.m., Wolf Law 304 Bring your photos, letters, maps, scrapbooks, etc., and we’ll scan them for a What “Ferguson” Tells Us about Race, Gender, and Justice: crowd-sourced digital collection of Colorado local history. There, Here, and Throughout World Affairs Sponsored by CU Boulder Libraries and CU Heritage Center Hillary Potter, Associate Professor, Department of Ethnic Studies, CU-Boulder Sponsored by CU-Boulder’s Chancellor’s Committee on Women (CCW) Tuesday, April 7 8–9:30 a.m., Koenig Alumni Center, 1202 University Boulevard Thursday, April 9 Alumni Welcome Breakfast 9-11:30 a.m., British and Irish Reading Room, Norlin Library, Continental Breakfast CU-Boulder Alumni Association is thrilled to welcome alumni and of CU Peace Through Education, a CWA Ideas to Action Initiative back to campus for CWA. Join us for a complimentary breakfast and the chance to RSVP to [email protected] Sponsored by Peace Initiatives Institute meet some of our extraordinary CWA alumni presenters. Registration required: alumni.colorado.edu/cwa Friday, April 10 1 p.m., Visual Arts Complex Tuesday, April 7th Community Dance Jam: Promoting Diverse Dance on Campus 3:3- 4:45 p.m., Eaton Humanities 150 Live Music, Dancing and Information How Many is Too Many: A Progressive’s Take on the U.S. Population Sponsored by the CU Dance Department Growth-Sustainability Dilemma Environmental Ethics Course. Guest speaker event, open to all. Saturday, April 11 4-10 p.m., Glenn Miller Ballroom and UMC 235 Tuesday, April 7 CU International Festival 6 p.m., eTown Hall, 1535 Spruce Street Cultural booths, performances, food samples Forever Buffs Spotlight: Presentation and Screening of Duk County: Sponsored by Cultural Events Board Peace is in Sight in the New South Sudan with Jordan Campbell (Comm’91) Campbell chronicles his journey documenting a few brave optometrists who Wednesday, April 15 treated 250 patients suffering from cataracts and glaucoma in fi ve days. 9:30 a.m.-7:30 p.m., Wolf Law Sponsored by CU-Boulder Alumni Association; Cannabis Symposium: A Teach-In on an Ancient Medicinal Plant and Information and to register: 303-492-6899 Current Drug Policy Keynote addresses, interactive workshops, and information fair Tuesday, April 7 Sponsored by CU-Boulder chapter of Students for Sensible Drug Policy (SSDP); 6–8 p.m., Education 220 Carol Conzelman, Anthropology Instructor, Global Studies RAP and Sustainability Honeybees, Humans, and Pesticides and Social Innovation RAP Panel discussion with Q&A Sponsored by Program for Writing & Rhetoric, Sierra Club, People & Pollinators Action Network, and Children, Youth & Environments Program

Tuesday, April 7 6:30 p.m., Boulder Public Library, Boulder Creek Room Film Screening: Unacceptable Risk: Firefi ghters on the Front Lines of Climate Change Short screening (12 minutes), followed by discussion with the fi lmmakers. Sponsored by The Story Group: www.thestorygroup.org

The Concurrent Events page of our program lists various free, local events, which are scheduled during the week of the Conference on World Affairs. These events are not produced or sponsored by the CWA, but are listed as a service to the community. The CWA takes no responsibility for the organization or content of these events.

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29 CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS Monday,Participant April Prosopography 4, 2011 63rd67th64th Alazzaz is currently a practicing attorney National Ice Core Laboratory in . He is Stone Award, and a National Headliner at Vinson and Elkins, LLP and is based in the recipient of numerous awards, includ- Award. After serving as police reporter, day Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Her current practice ing the Heinz Award, Tyler Prize, Seligman city editor, deputy sports editor, and rock focuses on energy, oil and gas, power, min- Crystal of the International Glaciological critic (a job in which he had the honor of ing, and petrochemical and infrastructure Society, and Revelle Medal and Fellowship in passing the ganja with Bob Marley), he be- projects. Previously, she worked at Baker Gordon Adams American Geophysical Union. came editorial page editor of the Daily News. Gordon Adams is a teacher, policy wonk, and McKenzie, where she advised on a Alley participated in the Nobel-Peace- He was also editorial page editor of the Star- columnist, , and poet. Though currently variety of transactions including defense, Prize-winning IPCC process on climate Ledger in Newark, N.J., and has written for completing his fi nal year of teaching at aviation, telecommunication, healthcare, and change and has advised offi cials at NOAA, publications ranging from The Guardian and ’s School of International securities. NSF, EPA, CCSP, and the State Department. The Times to the National Enquirer Service in Washington, D.C., he will continue In 2004, she participated as a Saudi He has also advised the vice president of the and the Grand Forks Herald. teaching online from his new home in representative in the U.S.-Middle East , the president’s science advi- Aregood previously taught at Rutgers Brunswick, Maine. He is also a distinguished Partnership Initiative (MEPI), hosted that year sor, and various U.S. senators. He chaired and the University of South Florida. He and fellow at Washington’s Stimson Center. by Purdue University and the University of the Committee on Abrupt Climate Change for his wife, Kathleen, live in Collingswood, New Adams preaches and writes about U.S. Notre Dame. Sponsored by the U.S. State the National Research Council, served on the Jersey with a dog named Lil. Their son, J.T., foreign and national security policy, including Department, MEPI is an initiative that offers Polar Research Board and the Committee is a graduate of Beloit College, and currently a regular column for ForeignPolicy.com assistance, training, and support to individu- on Environment and National Security, was in west Philadelphia trying to defeat the His new book is Mission Creep: The als, organizations, community leaders, and the Revelle Lecturer of Ocean Studies Board, frustrations young people face in the current Militarization of U.S. Foreign Policy. His last activists in the rights of women, children, and served or is serving a wide range of economy. “best-seller” was Buying National Security: and youth in the Middle East and North national and international research organiza- How America Plans and Pays for Its Global Africa. tions, including the Board of Arctic Consor- Role and Safety at Home. Both books draw In 2012, Alazzaz participated in the tium of the US, the Ice Core Working Group, on his experience as the senior White House International Visitors Program on Saudi the steering committee of West Antarctic Ice staffer for national security budgeting in the Women in Law, which was hosted in Wash- Sheet project, and the International Glacio- Clinton White House from 1993 to 1997. ington, D.C., Pennsylvania, Florida, , logical Society. Adams has also had an active on- and Michigan. In 2013, she was a keynote Julie L. Arostegui stage career in the Washington, D.C. area speaker at the fi rst German-Middle East Julie Arostegui leads the Women, Peace, for the past seven years. His professional Young Professionals Conference for NUMOV and Security Program for Women’s Actions debut was as Hamm in Samuel Beckett’s (the German Near and Middle East Associa- for New Direction (WAND). The WPS program Endgame, Ray in David Harrower’s Black- tion) in Berlin. empowers women in the United States, bird, and as Polonius in Hamlet. He was also Alazzaz has published articles on a Afghanistan, Pakistan, and throughout the in the ensemble for The Merchant of Venice variety of topics in Al-Jazirah newspaper, on Richard Aregood Middle East and North Africa to act as lead- at the Shakespeare Theatre Company. This Alarabiya.net, and in Madame Figaro maga- Richard Aregood is a visiting professor ers on critical issues of confl ict prevention, summer he will be in repertory as Duncan zine. She has lectured at several schools of journalism at Rutgers University-Camden peace building, and national and global in Macbeth and as Egeus in A Midsummer and universities in Saudi Arabia. and the Charles R. Johnson professor of security. Arostegui also advocates before Night’s Dream being produced in Bath and communications at the University of North Congress, the Administration, and the United Camden, Maine. Dakota, teaching media writing and editing Nations to ensure that women are included skills as well as media history. in diplomatic, development, and defense ef- He is the former public editor of the forts in line with international and U.S. policy. Philadelphia Daily News, where he spent 29 A passionate international human years in jobs ranging from police reporter to rights and gender advocate, Arostegui has Richard Alley rock critic to editorial page editor. Previously, extensive experience in the rule of law, Richard Alley is Evan Pugh Professor of Aregood was senior vice president of the access to justice, peacebuilding, combating Geosciences at Pennsylvania State Univer- Shihana Alazzaz Marcus Group, a public relations and crisis gender-based violence, women’s political Born and raised in Saudi Arabia, Shihana sity. His research interests include glaciol- management fi rm. While there, he authored participation, and women’s empowerment. Alazzaz left for the U.K. in 2004, at the age ogy, ice and climate, sea level change, and a pointed, left-wing op-ed on behalf of Prior to joining WAND, she worked with of 17, to study law at a time when law facul- abrupt climate change. He has written or Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia which groups in the Great Lakes region of Africa ties in Saudi Arabia did not open their doors co-written hundreds of articles and many won a PR News Platinum PR Award. This to integrate gender equality and women’s to females. In 2008, she earned an Honors books, including Earth: The Operators’ article was also credited with a favorable rights into post-confl ict legal structures. She LLB (Bachelor of Law) degree from Durham Manual, which informed a three-hour PBS settlement for the hospital in its dispute with has managed programs related to women’s University in England. Thereafter, she was TV series presented and edited by Alley, a major insurer. rights in Africa, Asia, Eastern Europe, and admitted as an attorney at law to the New and The Two-Mile Time Machine: Ice Cores, His newspaper writing has been hon- Latin America, and has advised, trained, and York State Bar. Abrupt Climate Change, and Our Future. ored with the Pulitzer Prize, three American published extensively on women’s rights, Alley has conducted research in Antarctica, Society of Newspaper Editors Distinguished human rights, women, peace and security, 30 Greenland, , Wyoming, and at the Writing Awards, the Scripps-Howard Walker and human traffi cking. CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS Monday,Participant April Prosopography 4, 2011 64th67th National Ice Core Laboratory in Denver. He is Stone Award, and a National Headliner Arostegui has worked with the United which chronicles artist activism in the music the recipient of numerous awards, includ- Award. After serving as police reporter, day States Institute of Peace, Women in Inter- industry and was written with musician Da- ing the Heinz Award, Tyler Prize, Seligman city editor, deputy sports editor, and rock national Security, Stockholm International vid Crosby. Bender also scripted and copro- Crystal of the International Glaciological critic (a job in which he had the honor of Peace Institute, Freedom House, National duced a four-hour documentary of the same Society, and Revelle Medal and Fellowship in passing the ganja with Bob Marley), he be- Democratic Institute (NDI), International name that aired on The Learning Channel. American Geophysical Union. came editorial page editor of the Daily News. Association of Women Judges, American Last year, he served as research editor for I Alley participated in the Nobel-Peace- He was also editorial page editor of the Star- Association of People with Disabilities, Am Spartacus, Kirk Douglas’s memoir about Prize-winning IPCC process on climate Ledger in Newark, N.J., and has written for Internews, and the National Underground breaking the infamous blacklist. change and has advised offi cials at NOAA, publications ranging from The Guardian and Railroad Freedom Center. She holds a JD NSF, EPA, CCSP, and the State Department. to the National Enquirer in international human rights law from the He has also advised the vice president of the and the Grand Forks Herald. University of Cincinnati College of Law and United States, the president’s science advi- Aregood previously taught at Rutgers a master’s degree in International Relations sor, and various U.S. senators. He chaired and the University of South Florida. He and and Communications from the Universidad the Committee on Abrupt Climate Change for his wife, Kathleen, live in Collingswood, New Complutense of Madrid, Spain. She complet- the National Research Council, served on the Jersey with a dog named Lil. Their son, J.T., ed her undergraduate studies at Brandeis Guy Benson Polar Research Board and the Committee is a graduate of Beloit College, and currently University. Guy Benson is the senior political editor on Environment and National Security, was in west Philadelphia trying to defeat the of Townhall.com and a contribu- the Revelle Lecturer of Ocean Studies Board, frustrations young people face in the current tor. His radio program is heard weekly on and served or is serving a wide range of economy. ’s AM 560 WIND and on AM 1260 national and international research organiza- WRC in Washington, D.C. He is co-author of tions, including the Board of Arctic Consor- the forthcoming book End of Discussion, to tium of the US, the Ice Core Working Group, be published in June. the steering committee of West Antarctic Ice David Bender Benson’s resume in media and politics Sheet project, and the International Glacio- David Bender is an activist, author, and features internships at the White House logical Society. broadcaster. He was chosen by John F. Ken- during the second term of President George Julie L. Arostegui nedy Jr. to be George magazine’s fi rst west- W. Bush, as well as with Fox News Channel Julie Arostegui leads the Women, Peace, coast contributing editor, and he is currently in . He was born abroad and and Security Program for Women’s Actions political director for the nationally syndicated spent much of his early childhood living for New Direction (WAND). The WPS program Progressive Voices channel on TuneIn. overseas. He attended high school in New empowers women in the United States, Bender’s political activism began when Jersey and graduated with honors from Afghanistan, Pakistan, and throughout the he was 12. He took a “leave of absence” ’s Medill School of Richard Aregood Middle East and North Africa to act as lead- from the seventh grade to volunteer full-time Journalism. Richard Aregood is a visiting professor ers on critical issues of confl ict prevention, in Senator Robert F. Kennedy’s presidential of journalism at Rutgers University-Camden peace building, and national and global campaign. As a high school reporter, he and the Charles R. Johnson professor of security. Arostegui also advocates before covered the presidential campaigns of Rich- communications at the University of North Congress, the Administration, and the United ard Nixon, George McGovern, and Hubert Dakota, teaching media writing and editing Nations to ensure that women are included Humphrey. Later, he became a key aide skills as well as media history. in diplomatic, development, and defense ef- to Allard K. Lowenstein, former New York He is the former public editor of the forts in line with international and U.S. policy. congressman and activist in the civil rights Chip Berlet Philadelphia Daily News, where he spent 29 A passionate international human and anti-Vietnam War movements. Chip Berlet is an award-winning investi- years in jobs ranging from police reporter to rights and gender advocate, Arostegui has More recently, Bender served as a senior gative journalist, photographer, activist, and rock critic to editorial page editor. Previously, extensive experience in the rule of law, adviser to Vermont Governor Howard Dean’s scholar who has been documenting social Aregood was senior vice president of the access to justice, peacebuilding, combating presidential campaign before joining Air and political movements that undermine Marcus Group, a public relations and crisis gender-based violence, women’s political America Radio, where he hosted Politically human rights since the 1960s. management fi rm. While there, he authored participation, and women’s empowerment. Direct and cohosted Ring of Fire. He was Berlet’s byline has appeared in scores of a pointed, left-wing op-ed on behalf of Prior to joining WAND, she worked with also ’s “political guru” and publications, including The New York Times, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia which groups in the Great Lakes region of Africa appeared regularly on her show. Previously, , The Progressive, and won a PR News Platinum PR Award. This to integrate gender equality and women’s he was a senior executive in musician Ste- Amnesty Now. He has been a guest expert article was also credited with a favorable rights into post-confl ict legal structures. She phen Stills’s production company, and a vice on ABC’s Nightline, The Today Show, NPR’s settlement for the hospital in its dispute with has managed programs related to women’s president of Roseanne Barr and Tom Arnold’s All Things Considered, Fresh Air with Terry a major insurer. rights in Africa, Asia, Eastern Europe, and television production unit. He also served as Gross, Democracy Now with Amy Good- His newspaper writing has been hon- Latin America, and has advised, trained, and the Democratic National Committee’s liaison man, and many other radio and television ored with the Pulitzer Prize, three American published extensively on women’s rights, to the entertainment industry. programs in the United States and Europe. Society of Newspaper Editors Distinguished human rights, women, peace and security, Bender is the author or coauthor of four Writing Awards, the Scripps-Howard Walker and human traffi cking. books, including Stand and Be Counted, 31 CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS ParticipantMonday, April Prosopography 4, 2011 67th64th From 1981 to 2011, he was senior effi ciency, gender-based housing rights, where he kept her busy with the show for 2006. She is the author of the fi rst history analyst at the progressive think tank Politi- and the low-income housing issues tied to four years in , Sweden, and of the school, The National War College: cal Research Associates. Currently, he is a government-sponsored enterprise reform, Brazil. A History of Strategic Thinking in War and freelance author and coordinates the online Blake has led Habitat on the Hill, World Boutté has performed and can be heard Peace. She continues to study and write Building Human Rights Network and Social Habitat Day events, and supported Habitat’s on recordings with such legendary music on Saudi issues; her most recent article Movement Study Network. participation in the World Urban Forum, the greats as Edward Frank, Lloyd Lambert, was “The Struggle to Erase Saudi Extrem- Berlet participated in the 1960s civil World Bank Land and Poverty Conference, Joseph “Smokey” Johnson, Jay McShann, ism” in The New York Times last November. rights movement and was arrested in a non- and Prep Con for Habitat III. She served as Harry “Sweets” Edison, Milt Hinton, Gus Breslin-Smith is the proud mother of 2008 violent protest against the war in Vietnam a member of the boards of MicroBuild, the Johnson, Sammy Price, Doc Cheatham, CU graduate Glenna Breslin. in the 1970s. He served on the board of National Housing Conference, and the Inter- Arnett Cobb, Al Casey, Dr. John, Benny the Underground Press Syndicate and was national Housing Coalition. She continues to Waters, , Professor Longhair, Washington correspondent for High Times serve on the boards of the National Associa- Clark Terry, and England’s trumpet great magazine. Berlet juggles being a progres- tion of Realtors, the International Women’s Humphrey Lyttleton. sive Christian, democratic socialist, and civil Forum – , the National Association of In 1993, she originated the project liberties absolutist who sits on the board of Corporate Directors – Atlanta, Green Brick Gospel United in cooperation with two Dan- the Defending Dissent Foundation. Partners, Inc., and Children’s Healthcare of ish organizers. This project in 1994 brought Julie Brigham-Grette He has written and co-written articles Atlanta. Boutté and her New Orleans gospel group Julie Brigham-Grette is a climate focused on right-wing social movements, Blake previously worked at US Airways, together with 1,000 voices of students from researcher and chair of the Polar Research including the “Neo-Nazism” entry in the General Electric, GE Power Systems, and all over Denmark, and in 1995 she brought a Board of the U.S. National Academy of Encyclopedia Judaica. He is coauthor of the Cinergy. She obtained her bachelor’s degree choir of 3,000 voices on stage with her. Science. Her primary research is in the 2000 book Right-Wing Populism in America: from Smith College, completed an Executive stratigraphy, sedimentology, and chronology Too Close for Comfort, which predicted the MBA program at the Darden School of Busi- of geologic systems that record the climate Tea Party movement. ness at the University of Virginia, and earned evolution and sea level history of the Arctic a JD from Law School, over the past 3.5 million years. Specifi cally, where she was named a Harlan Fiske Stone she is documenting the global context of pa- Scholar. leoenvironmental change across “Beringia,” Janet Breslin-Smith which stretches across the western Arctic Janet Breslin-Smith had the adventure from Alaska and the Yukon into Russia. of a lifetime when she accompanied her Brigham-Grette is the U.S. Chief Scientist Liz Blake husband, Ambassador James Smith, to of the El’gygytgyn Lake Scientifi c Drilling Liz Blake served for eight years as Senior Riyadh, Saudi Arabia—the fi rst ambassa- Project, a multinational effort that, in 2009, Vice President – Advocacy, Government dor’s wife returning to the Kingdom after a achieved the fi rst recovery of a 3.6 million- Affairs, and General Counsel for Habitat for Lillian Boutté fi ve year absence. During her four years in year-old record of Arctic paleoclimate. With Humanity International, launching and lead- On the musical scene for more than 30 the Kingdom, she focused on Saudi women, her graduate students, she also studies ing Habitat’s Global Advocacy initiative. She years, Lillian Boutté is a monument to jazz, higher education, youth, and business. evidence of past sea ice changes and retired in December 2014 but continues to gospel, and rhythm and blues. A talented If past is prologue, her professional paleoceanography across the Arctic-Pacifi c support Habitat as a volunteer. Blake travels singer, she has literally traveled the whole experience in the U.S. Congress, with the gateway. Since 2005, she has collaborated extensively in the developing world, working world, bringing her music from Asia to U.S. military, and in higher education, paved with colleagues at Northern Illinois University on land rights, women’s inheritance rights, Europe. She was decorated Ambassador of the way for a rich interaction with a new conducting a research program for under- issues of secure tenure, women’s issues, Music by the city of New Orleans (the only generation of Saudi women leaders. Breslin- graduate students on the massive retreat of and water/sanitation related-issues. Blake is musician since Louis Armstrong to receive Smith served on the staffs of three U.S. Svalbard tidewater glaciers. the creator and leader of the Haiti Property this honored title) for her many decades of Senators, including Patrick Leahy (D-VT). A faculty member at the University of Law Working Group, which works on land activity. During her 12 years with Senator Leahy, since 1987, she maintains rights in Haiti; the group is now completing She can be seen in Stevenson Palfi ’s she served fi rst as legislative director and an interest in the late Pleistocene paleocli- its second manual on securing land rights award-winning documentary Piano Players then as deputy staff director of the Senate matic history and drainage record of Glacial in Haiti, has begun training judges, govern- Rarely Play Together, featuring Professor Agriculture Committee when he assumed Lake Hitchcock and the Holocene evolution ment offi cials, and private sector parties on Longhair, Toots Washington, and her friend chairmanship. of the River. She is married and Haiti land rights, and has been tasked with and mentor . She can also Shortly after the Gulf War, Breslin- has two sons, ages 21 and 24. preparing recommendations for property law be seen in a cameo appearance in Alan Smith joined the faculty at the National War reforms. Parker’s fi lm Angel Heart and is featured on College. There she taught senior military In addition to assisting with Habitat for the soundtrack with blues great Brownie offi cers and diplomats, as well as foreign Humanity’s U.S. advocacy work, which McGhee. Her lifelong friend Vernel Bagneris military offi cers, in a year-long, graduate- focuses on affordable housing, energy molded her acting skills when he cast her in level course in national security strategy. his black vaudeville musical One Mo’ Time, She eventually served as department chair 32 and was named Outstanding Professor in CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS Monday,Participant April Prosopography 4, 2011 64th67th where he kept her busy with the show for 2006. She is the author of the fi rst history she studied abroad in France, China, Kenya, four years in New Orleans, Sweden, and of the school, The National War College: and Peru, and she did extensive independent Brazil. A History of Strategic Thinking in War and research in Madagascar through the SIT Boutté has performed and can be heard Peace. She continues to study and write World Learning program. She has a master’s on recordings with such legendary music on Saudi issues; her most recent article in social work with a concentration in inter- was “The Struggle to Erase Saudi Extrem- national social economic development from greats as Edward Frank, Lloyd Lambert, David Brin ism” in The New York Times last November. Joseph “Smokey” Johnson, Jay McShann, David Brin is a scientist, inventor, and a Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri. Breslin-Smith is the proud mother of 2008 Harry “Sweets” Edison, Milt Hinton, Gus New York Times bestselling author. His books After college, Bull worked in Arizona at the CU graduate Glenna Breslin. Johnson, Sammy Price, Doc Cheatham, have been translated into 25 languages and Yuma County Library District’s Nonprofi t Arnett Cobb, Al Casey, Dr. John, Benny have won Hugo, Nebula, and other awards. Resource Center as a Volunteer in Service Waters, Danny Barker, Professor Longhair, A fi lm directed by Kevin Costner was based to America. During her year of service there, Clark Terry, and England’s trumpet great on his novel The Postman. Brin’s Uplift saga, she developed and broadened her pas- Humphrey Lyttleton. a series of science fi ction novels and stories, sion for grant writing, facilitation, strategic In 1993, she originated the project explores the genetically engineered integra- planning, and community development. She Gospel United in cooperation with two Dan- tion of dolphins and other highly intelligent also worked for the American Red Cross ish organizers. This project in 1994 brought Julie Brigham-Grette animals, into our civilization. In Earth and as a caseworker for international refugees, Boutté and her New Orleans gospel group Julie Brigham-Grette is a climate Existence, he explores near-future environ- American Armed Forces personnel, and together with 1,000 voices of students from researcher and chair of the Polar Research mental and technological trends that may disaster victims. all over Denmark, and in 1995 she brought a Board of the U.S. National Academy of transform our world. She also spent time in Shirati, Tanza- choir of 3,000 voices on stage with her. Science. Her primary research is in the As a scientist/futurist, Brin is seen nia, working on sustainable development stratigraphy, sedimentology, and chronology frequently on television shows such as The programs and developing evaluation and of geologic systems that record the climate ArchiTechs, Universe, and Life After People, monitoring tools with African Immigrant So- evolution and sea level history of the Arctic and has appeared frequently on PBS, the cial and Cultural Services. She has used her over the past 3.5 million years. Specifi cally, BBC, and NPR. He has consulted for original specialized skills in participatory develop- she is documenting the global context of pa- shows like Ascension, Seven Days, and ment (international and domestic), strategic leoenvironmental change across “Beringia,” Century City. A patent-holding inventor, he planning, monitoring and evaluation of Janet Breslin-Smith which stretches across the western Arctic is in demand as a speaker on future trends, programs, and international sustainable Janet Breslin-Smith had the adventure from Alaska and the Yukon into Russia. keynoting for IBM, Google, Procter & Gamble, community development to structuralize the of a lifetime when she accompanied her Brigham-Grette is the U.S. Chief Scientist SAP, Microsoft, Qualcomm, the Mauldin Maji Safi Group, a grassroots organization husband, Ambassador James Smith, to of the El’gygytgyn Lake Scientifi c Drilling Group, and Casey Research, as well as think based in rural Tanzania. With this organiza- Riyadh, Saudi Arabia—the fi rst ambassa- Project, a multinational effort that, in 2009, tanks and public agencies. tion, she has served for two years as its U.S. dor’s wife returning to the Kingdom after a achieved the fi rst recovery of a 3.6 million- With degrees from Caltech and the Uni- director of operations and development and fi ve year absence. During her four years in year-old record of Arctic paleoclimate. With versity of California–San Diego, Brin serves was recently appointed as its U.S. president. the Kingdom, she focused on Saudi women, her graduate students, she also studies on advisory panels ranging from astronomy, higher education, youth, and business. evidence of past sea ice changes and NASA innovative concepts, nanotech, and If past is prologue, her professional paleoceanography across the Arctic-Pacifi c SETI to national defense and technological experience in the U.S. Congress, with the gateway. Since 2005, she has collaborated ethics. His nonfi ction book The Transparent U.S. military, and in higher education, paved with colleagues at Northern Illinois University Society: Will Technology Make Us Choose the way for a rich interaction with a new conducting a research program for under- Between Privacy and Freedom? explores the generation of Saudi women leaders. Breslin- graduate students on the massive retreat of dangers of secrecy and loss of privacy in our Henry Butler Smith served on the staffs of three U.S. Svalbard tidewater glaciers. modern world. It garnered the prestigious A premier exponent of the great New Senators, including Patrick Leahy (D-VT). A faculty member at the University of Freedom of Speech Prize from the American Orleans jazz and blues piano tradition, Henry During her 12 years with Senator Leahy, Massachusetts since 1987, she maintains Library Association. Butler is a ten-time Pinetop Perkins Piano she served fi rst as legislative director and an interest in the late Pleistocene paleocli- Player Blues Foundation Award nominee. then as deputy staff director of the Senate matic history and drainage record of Glacial Combining a rich mixture of jazz, Caribbean, Agriculture Committee when he assumed Lake Hitchcock and the Holocene evolution classical, pop, blues, and R&B infl uences chairmanship. of the Connecticut River. She is married and with his classically-trained voice, his music Shortly after the Gulf War, Breslin- has two sons, ages 21 and 24. is as excitingly eclectic and unique as that Smith joined the faculty at the National War of his New Orleans birthplace. Blinded by glaucoma at birth, Butler has been play- College. There she taught senior military Emily Bull offi cers and diplomats, as well as foreign Originally from San Antonio, Texas, Emily ing the piano since he was six years old, military offi cers, in a year-long, graduate- Bull received a double BA in psychology and arranging, composing, and performing level course in national security strategy. and religious studies from in professionally since he was 12. She eventually served as department chair Sherman, Texas. During her college years, and was named Outstanding Professor in 33 CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS ParticipantMonday, April Prosopography 4, 2011 67th64th His sound has been infl uenced by the scholar and policy advocate, he has played producer from , California. He documentary, Surviving the Future. He has many places he has lived and visited, and by a prominent role in the national debate over has produced projects for the Progressive spoken at the Fifth Astana Economic Forum studying with other great artists, including many issues, arguing for solutions based on Voices Institute, Econews, the California in Astana, Kazakhstan, the National Geo- Alvin Batiste, Professor Longhair, and James limited government and market competition. Small Business Development Center, and graphic Aspen Environmental Forum, and Booker. He has also studied at the Louisiana He is also widely recognized as an individual Teach for America. His works range from Futuro e Sostanabilita in Rome. He was a School for the Blind, Southern University at who is willing to work with people across long-form investigative journalism to poetry, featured speaker at the TED 2006 confer- Baton Rouge, and Michigan State University. the ideological spectrum to fi nd solutions to and from short immigration documentaries ence, “The Future We Will Create.” In 2009, Butler has played almost every major club the nation’s problems. One example of this is to business success stories to video explora-he released his fi rst book, Hacking the and festival in the United States, as well his active involvement with Convergence, an tions of Los Angeles. Earth: Understanding the Consequences of as international venues. For more than 40 organization that seeks common ground on Cardenas currently works as the media Geoengineering. years, he has conducted workshops, clinics, controversial policy issues. director for the Human Rights and Justice He served as technical advisor for the and master classes throughout the country. Butler emigrated from Britain. He has Center on the Caribbean coast of Nicara- Australian Broadcasting Company’s 2010 He also developed a camp for blind and a BSc in physics and mathematics, an MA gua. His work focuses on illuminating the alternate reality game about geoengineering, visually impaired teen musicians, which in economics and history, and a PhD in continuing struggles of indigenous peoples Bluebird. In 2010, he was invited to present was the subject of the 2010 documentary American economic history, all earned from against exploitative commercialization and on the subject at the National Academy of The Music’s Gonna Get You Through. His St. Andrews University in Scotland. He is ecological colonization. Sciences in Washington, D.C. Cascio has photographs exploring the sighted world’s married with two grown daughters. As a Chicano from southern Califor- worked in the fi eld of scenario development relationship with the fl at, representational nia, Cardenas has spent his life exploring for over a decade, and in 2010, was named image and its power are featured in a more the intersection of race, gender, and class, a Distinguished Fellow at the Institute for the recent documentary, Dark Light: The Art of especially in the context of politics and Future, where he contributes to the annual Blind Photographers, and continue to be the environment. A passion for inquiry Ten Year Forecast program. He is also a exhibited nationally and internationally. and analysis drives much of his creative Senior Fellow at the Institute for Ethics and The most recent of his many albums, Pi- projects; whether inspired by introspection Emerging Technologies. aNOLA Live, contains solo works pulled from Anna Caltabiano or relationality, he strives to create complex In 2003, Cascio cofounded World- his rich tape archives salvaged from the Anna Caltabiano is an up-and-coming narratives that force people to refl ect more Changing.com, an award-winning website wake of Hurricane Katrina which decimated author of young adult fi ction. Despite deeply on their own actions and impacts. dedicated to building a “bright green” future, his home and destroyed his piano, Braille only recently turning 18, she has already A lifelong nature lover, Cardenas studied and in 2006, started Open the Future as his scores, and all of his recording equipment. published two widely acclaimed novels. Her journalism and environmental planning at online home. He has advised on multiple second novel, The Seventh Miss Hatfi eld, is Humboldt State University in the redwood television, fi lm, and videogame projects, in- the fi rst book of a trilogy to be published by forests of northern California. He derives cluding Transhuman Space: Broken Dreams the Hachette Group. Caltabiano has received inspiration and understanding from natural and Transhuman Space: Toxic Memes. an increasing amount of media attention for relationships and hopes his work can inspire He lives near San Francisco, Califor- her compelling and deeply relatable stories. others to renew their connection to the nia, with his wife, two cats, and too many Born in Hong Kong to an Italian-American environment. computers. Stuart Butler father and a Japanese mother, Caltabiano Stuart Butler is a senior fellow in eco- moved with her parents to Palo Alto, Califor- nomic studies at the in nia and began her writing career at the age Washington, D.C. Prior to taking this position of 13. Her fi rst book was a result of a bet in 2014, he spent 35 years at the Heri- she made with her dad to avoid having to go tage Foundation, where he served as vice to camp in the summer after middle school. president for all domestic policy research for Five years later, Caltabiano is still writing. In Jamais Cascio Morrow Cater two decades. He is also an adjunct profes- her books, articles, and media appearances, Selected by Foreign Policy magazine Morrow Cater is founding principal sor at ’s graduate she continues to tackle everyday, but often as one of their Top 100 Global Thinkers, and president of Cater Communications, a school and a visiting fellow at the Conver- painful, issues for teens. Jamais Cascio writes about the intersection bipartisan strategic communications and gence Center for Policy Resolution. He has She resides in San Francisco, California. of emerging technologies, environmental public policy fi rm based in California, with also been a fellow at Harvard University’s dilemmas, and cultural transformation, offi ces across the United States. The com- Institute of Politics. specializing in the design and creation of pany specializes in working across political, Butler has written books and articles on plausible scenarios of the future. economic, demographic, and cultural lines to a range of policy issues, from healthcare His work appears in Metropolis, the At- engage new constituencies, develop collabo- to welfare reform and the future of higher lantic Monthly, The Journal, and rations, reframe the national narrative, and education. Most recently he has focused on Foreign Policy. He was featured in National achieve results. Cater and her team develop economic mobility and the challenges facing Frank Thomas Cardenas Geographic Television’s Six Degrees, the and execute strategic communications plans lower-income Americans. As a conservative Frank Thomas Cardenas is an interna- History Channel’s Science Impossible, and designed to accelerate the transition to a tional freelance writer and digital media the 2010 Canadian Broadcasting Company low-carbon economy. Among many success- 34 CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS Monday,Participant April Prosopography 4, 2011 64th67th producer from Los Angeles, California. He documentary, Surviving the Future. He has ful campaigns, Cater’s company helped pass has produced projects for the Progressive spoken at the Fifth Astana Economic Forum and protect California’s landmark global Voices Institute, Econews, the California in Astana, Kazakhstan, the National Geo- warming law (AB 32) as well as increase Small Business Development Center, and graphic Aspen Environmental Forum, and national fuel economy standards to 54.5 Teach for America. His works range from Futuro e Sostanabilita in Rome. He was a mpg by 2025. long-form investigative journalism to poetry, featured speaker at the TED 2006 confer- Cater is a recognized expert on climate Joe Cirincione and from short immigration documentaries ence, “The Future We Will Create.” In 2009, and clean energy issues. She speaks Joe Cirincione is president of Plough- to business success stories to video explora-he released his fi rst book, Hacking the regularly on the national stage, including at shares Fund, a global security foundation. tions of Los Angeles. Earth: Understanding the Consequences of the 2013 TED Conference, where she spoke Previously, he served as vice president for Cardenas currently works as the media Geoengineering. about bridging the partisan divide over national security and international policy at director for the Human Rights and Justice He served as technical advisor for the climate. the Center for American Progress and as Center on the Caribbean coast of Nicara- Australian Broadcasting Company’s 2010 She has more than 30 years of ex- director for nonproliferation at the Carnegie gua. His work focuses on illuminating the alternate reality game about geoengineering, perience in journalism, communications Endowment for International Peace. Cirin- continuing struggles of indigenous peoples Bluebird. In 2010, he was invited to present consulting, and public policy. Throughout cione is the author of Nuclear Nightmares: against exploitative commercialization and on the subject at the National Academy of her career, she has focused on the critical Securing the World Before It Is Too Late ecological colonization. Sciences in Washington, D.C. Cascio has role of communications in achieving social and Bomb Scare: The History and Future of As a Chicano from southern Califor- worked in the fi eld of scenario development change. Prior to her work on climate issues, Nuclear Weapons, and appears widely in the nia, Cardenas has spent his life exploring for over a decade, and in 2010, was named she produced nationally acclaimed, award- media. the intersection of race, gender, and class, a Distinguished Fellow at the Institute for the winning fi lms on social and political issues especially in the context of politics and Future, where he contributes to the annual for Frontline and ABC News. Her awards the environment. A passion for inquiry Ten Year Forecast program. He is also a include an Emmy for Individual Achieve- and analysis drives much of his creative Senior Fellow at the Institute for Ethics and ment in Research and the DuPont-Columbia projects; whether inspired by introspection Emerging Technologies. Award for Excellence in Broadcast Journal- or relationality, he strives to create complex In 2003, Cascio cofounded World- ism. Earlier in her career, she was a reporter narratives that force people to refl ect more Changing.com, an award-winning website at The National Journal magazine and The deeply on their own actions and impacts. dedicated to building a “bright green” future, Anniston Star. She also worked as campaign Bill Clifford A lifelong nature lover, Cardenas studied and in 2006, started Open the Future as his deputy press secretary and on Capitol Hill for Bill Clifford is president and CEO of the journalism and environmental planning at online home. He has advised on multiple former U.S. Congressman Timothy E. Wirth. World Affairs Councils of America (WACA) Humboldt State University in the redwood television, fi lm, and videogame projects, in- Cater graduated from Harvard College. in Washington, D.C., where he leads its forests of northern California. He derives cluding Transhuman Space: Broken Dreams national offi ce and represents its network of inspiration and understanding from natural and Transhuman Space: Toxic Memes. more than 90 nonpartisan nonprofi t World relationships and hopes his work can inspire He lives near San Francisco, Califor- Affairs Councils across the United States. others to renew their connection to the nia, with his wife, two cats, and too many Previously, he spearheaded the revitaliza- environment. computers. tion and growth of WorldBoston, a WACA member Council known for innovative pro- gramming, access to leaders, and a tradition Sébastien Charrot of advancing public learning about critical Sébastien Charrot is a software develop- international issues. ment manager working in SAS R&D Scot- Last year, Clifford chaired a WACA lead- land. In his fi ve years at SAS, he has worked ership mission to China and accompanied a on numerous public security solutions for WorldBoston delegation to Cuba. Jamais Cascio Morrow Cater police forces around the world. Charrot Prior to his nearly six years as president Selected by Foreign Policy magazine Morrow Cater is founding principal recently became a certifi ed base SAS pro- of WorldBoston, Clifford was an associate as one of their Top 100 Global Thinkers, and president of Cater Communications, a grammer, and now works in the advanced in research at the Reischauer Institute of Jamais Cascio writes about the intersection bipartisan strategic communications and technology team, whose remit is to investi- Japanese Studies at Harvard University. Dur- of emerging technologies, environmental public policy fi rm based in California, with gate both internal and external technologies ing this time, he also worked at MIT Sloan, dilemmas, and cultural transformation, offi ces across the United States. The com- to uncover approaches or software that can volunteered as a provider of relief services specializing in the design and creation of pany specializes in working across political, ultimately benefi t SAS projects or products. with the American Red Cross, and served plausible scenarios of the future. economic, demographic, and cultural lines to as a mentor of middle school students with His work appears in Metropolis, the At- engage new constituencies, develop collabo- Citizens Schools, an educational nonprofi t lantic Monthly, , and rations, reframe the national narrative, and organization. Foreign Policy. He was featured in National achieve results. Cater and her team develop Earlier, he was a journalist based in Geographic Television’s Six Degrees, the and execute strategic communications plans Japan covering international fi nance, eco- History Channel’s Science Impossible, and designed to accelerate the transition to a nomics, and politics. As Asia Bureau Chief the 2010 Canadian Broadcasting Company low-carbon economy. Among many success- 35 CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS ParticipantMonday, April Prosopography 4, 2011 67th64th for multimedia venture CBS MarketWatch, served as chair of the American Astronomi- member of the Appropriations and Budget he launched and directed news bureaus in cal Society’s Division for Planetary Sciences Committees, and ranking member of the Tokyo and Hong Kong. He worked in televi- (AAS/DPS) and on the planetary surfaces Subcommittee on Foreign Operations. After sion as senior Tokyo correspondent for CNBC nomenclature committee of the International leaving Congress, he joined the faculty of Asia after starting out in print journalism Astronomical Union (IAU). Asteroid 4597 Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government, for The Nikkei Weekly in Tokyo, and at the Consolmagno was named by the IAU in where he taught for 11 years. He was then Tina Dupuy Washington, D.C. bureaus of The Wall Street recognition of his work. In 2014, he won the Tina Dupuy is a native New Yorker born invited to teach at Princeton’s Woodrow Journal and Far Eastern Economic Review Carl Sagan Medal for public outreach by the in exile. Her infancy was spent as glorifi ed Wilson School of Public and International magazine. AAS/DPS. luggage, dragged around several countries Affairs, where he remained until returning to A graduate of Tufts University, he holds on two continents with time at nine different Washington, D.C. to join the . an MA from the Johns Hopkins University elementary schools. The daughter of two He is now a vice president and founding School of Advanced International Studies self-involved former cult members, she was director of the Institute’s leadership program and a CEP from the Institut d’Etudes Poli- mostly feral until the age of 13 when she for elected government offi cials, a number tiques de Paris. was fi nally made a ward of the state. of whom have gone on to be elected to The most stable home she ever had Congress, become governors, serve in the Lou Dubose was an adolescent all-girls group house in President’s Cabinet, and become mayors of Lou Dubose is a political journalist and Northern California where she made few many of the nation’s largest cities. co-author with the late Molly Ivins of three friends by being a “stuck up nerd” who Edwards is the author of several Random House books on George W. Bush. He thought she was “better than everyone books, the two most recent being Reclaim- has also co-written books on , else.” ing Conservatism and The Parties Versus Guy Consolmagno Tom DeLay, and Karl Rove. He refused his Dupuy’s lifelong ambition of being a the People: How to Turn Republicans and Guy Consolmagno is a brother in the agent’s entreaties to write a pre-election paleontologist was thwarted by the siren Democrats Into Americans. His articles have Roman Catholic Society of Jesus. Since book on Rick Perry in 2011 because he song of freelance journalism. Always the ir- appeared in journals as diverse as The 1993, he has worked as an astronomer and believed the Texas governor’s intellectual reverent humorist, her philosophy is simple: Atlantic and The Public Interest, as well as meteorite specialist at the Specola Vaticana shortcomings would ensure a brief shelf-life as long as there are gallows, someone will major daily newspapers including The New (Vatican Observatory) in the Papal summer for any book. He has edited The Texas Ob- need to supply humor. York Times and . He has gardens outside of Rome. Since 2014, he server and was politics editor for The Austin Sometimes a comedian, sometimes a appeared frequently on national radio and has been president of the Vatican Observa- Chronicle. His work has appeared in The reporter—always a wedge-issue enthusiast television programs ranging from News Hour tory Foundation, which supports the work of Nation, Mother Jones, The American Pros- and devout skeptic—Dupuy is an award- and Fresh Air to shows with Bill Moyers and the Observatory and especially its 1.8-meter pect, The Globe and Mail, Texas Monthly, the winning writer and investigative journalist. A Charlie Rose. For several years, Edwards had Vatican Advanced Technology Telescope in Jesuit magazine America, and The Liberty portion of her yet-to-be-published memoir a weekly commentary on NPR’s All Things Arizona. Vindicator. He has appeared on KGNU, The was featured on This American Life’s “The Considered and wrote a weekly column for Consolmagno’s research explores Rachel Maddow Show, 60 Minutes, Bill Moy- Leap.” She has appeared on MSNBC, the the and the Los Angeles connections between meteorites, asteroids, ers’ Now, Fresh Air, The O’Reilly Factor, and BBC, and radio shows like KCRW’s To The Times. and the evolution of small solar system Al Franken’s radio program (when Franken Point and the nationally syndicated The bodies. Along with more than 200 scientifi c had a sense of humor). Show. She has written for publications, he is the author of a number of For the past fi ve years, Dubose has Marie Claire magazine, The Atlantic, Mother popular books, including Turn Left at Orion, edited The Washington Spectator, and he Jones, Skeptic, Fast Company, LA Weekly, with Dan Davis, and most recently Would currently divides his time between Austin and the , among many You Baptize an Extraterrestrial?, with Paul and various U.S. datelines. Over the past others. Mueller. He has also hosted science pro- year he has fi led stories from Alabaster, Ala- Her weekly opinion column is widely Robert Egger grams for BBC Radio 4 and been interviewed bama; Lummi Nation in Washington State; syndicated through Cagle Cartoons. Robert Egger is the founder and presi- in numerous documentary fi lms. He writes Raleigh, North Carolina; Geismar, Louisiana; She lives at home in Manhattan. dent of L.A. Kitchen, under development and a monthly science column for the British Detroit, Michigan; and Atlanta, Georgia. He in partnership with the AARP Foundation. Catholic magazine The Tablet. would enthusiastically leave the dystopia The L.A. Kitchen is using social enterprise, A native of Detroit, Michigan, Consol- that is Texas were his wife, Jeanne Goka, job training, and locally sourced fruits and magno earned two degrees from MIT and not the principal of the Ann Richards School vegetables to redefi ne the ways we engage, a doctorate in planetary sciences from the for Young Women Leaders, an extraordinary employ, and nourish aging citizens. Egger University of Arizona. He was a postdoctoral public school in Austin. pioneered this model during his 24-year research fellow at Harvard and MIT, served tenure as president of the D.C. Central Mickey Edwards in the U.S. Peace Corps in Kenya, and taught Mickey Edwards served in Congress Kitchen, where food donated by hospitality university physics at Lafayette College, for 16 years including as a member of businesses and farms is used to fuel a culi- before entering the Jesuits in 1989. He has the House Republican leadership, senior nary arts job training program. Since 1989, this self-sustaining enterprise has produced 36 CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS Monday,Participant April Prosopography 4, 2011 64th67th member of the Appropriations and Budget more than 28 million meals and helped a In the Big Easy, Ellsworth is a mainstay at Committees, and ranking member of the thousand men and women gain full-time the Jazz & Heritage Festival and the French Subcommittee on Foreign Operations. After employment. Quarter Festival. She has performed at the leaving Congress, he joined the faculty of Egger is also the founder and president NOLA Downtown Music and Arts Festival, the Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government, of CForward, an advocacy organization that Bombay Club, and the Daughters of Charity where he taught for 11 years. He was then rallies employees of the nonprofi t sector to Gala. Her repertoire includes, jazz, R&B, Tina Dupuy Tina Dupuy is a native New Yorker born invited to teach at Princeton’s Woodrow educate political candidates about the eco- gospel, Motown, top-40, and reggae. Her in exile. Her infancy was spent as glorifi ed Wilson School of Public and International nomic role that nonprofi ts play in the com- expansive vocal range combined with her luggage, dragged around several countries Affairs, where he remained until returning to munity and supports candidates who have stage presence has opened doors to perform on two continents with time at nine different Washington, D.C. to join the Aspen Institute. detailed plans to strengthen the economy, with music legends such as Latimore, Harry elementary schools. The daughter of two He is now a vice president and founding including nonprofi ts. Connick Jr., Shirley Brown, B.B. King, Allen self-involved former cult members, she was director of the Institute’s leadership program In Washington, D.C., he was the found- Toussaint, Bonnie Raitt, Leroy Jones, Craig mostly feral until the age of 13 when she for elected government offi cials, a number ing chair of both the Mayor’s Commission on Klein, Mark Braud, John Boutté, Lillian was fi nally made a ward of the state. of whom have gone on to be elected to Nutrition and the newspaper Street Sense, Boutté, Walter “Wolfman” Washington, Wen- The most stable home she ever had Congress, become governors, serve in the as well as the co-convener of the fi rst dell Brunious, Redd Holloway, Herlin Riley, was an adolescent all-girls group house in President’s Cabinet, and become mayors of Nonprofi t Congress. Currently, he serves on Raymond Weber, Irma Thomas, and Shannon Northern California where she made few many of the nation’s largest cities. the boards of the Philanthropic Collaborative, Powell. friends by being a “stuck up nerd” who Edwards is the author of several and the World Central Kitchen. A recipient of thought she was “better than everyone books, the two most recent being Reclaim- numerous awards, Egger has been named a else.” ing Conservatism and The Parties Versus Washingtonian of the Year, an Oprah Angel, Dupuy’s lifelong ambition of being a the People: How to Turn Republicans and and the 2004 James Beard Foundation Hu- paleontologist was thwarted by the siren Democrats Into Americans. His articles have manitarian of the Year. His book, Begging for song of freelance journalism. Always the ir- appeared in journals as diverse as The Change: The Dollars and Sense of Making reverent humorist, her philosophy is simple: Atlantic and The Public Interest, as well as Nonprofi ts Responsive, Effi cient and Re- Margo Farnsworth as long as there are gallows, someone will major daily newspapers including The New warding for All, received the 2005 McAdam Margo Farnsworth is a speaker, writer, need to supply humor. York Times and The Washington Post. He has Book Award for Best Nonprofi t Management and consultant in strategic sustainability de- Sometimes a comedian, sometimes a appeared frequently on national radio and Book. velopment for organizations and businesses, reporter—always a wedge-issue enthusiast television programs ranging from News Hour and is a fellow at the Biomimicry Institute. and devout skeptic—Dupuy is an award- and Fresh Air to shows with Bill Moyers and For over two decades, Farnsworth served winning writer and investigative journalist. A Charlie Rose. For several years, Edwards had the people of the Southeast as a professor, portion of her yet-to-be-published memoir a weekly commentary on NPR’s All Things naturalist, and through her work with the was featured on This American Life’s “The Considered and wrote a weekly column for Cumberland River Compact--fi rst as execu- Leap.” She has appeared on MSNBC, the the Chicago Tribune and the Los Angeles tive director and later as a senior fellow. BBC, and radio shows like KCRW’s To The Times. Tanya Boutté Ellsworth While there, Farnsworth brokered a bi-state Point and the nationally syndicated The A member of the Boutté clan, Tanya Ells- water agreement between Tennessee and Stephanie Miller Show. She has written for worth learned to sing as she learned to walk. Kentucky, advised two presidential adminis- Marie Claire magazine, The Atlantic, Mother At the age of 16, she began her professional trations, and helped build seven watershed Jones, Skeptic, Fast Company, LA Weekly, singing career with Mixx Company. At 18, associations working for healthy, plentiful and the Los Angeles Times, among many she performed with TNT Ka-Nection and hit water resources. She enabled the orga- others. the stage with her aunt, singer Lillian Boutté, nization to proceed with projects such as Her weekly opinion column is widely Robert Egger at the Ascona Jazz Festival in Switzerland, measuring the carbon sequestration value of syndicated through Cagle Cartoons. Robert Egger is the founder and presi- where her unique style, modern interpreta- buffer zones and measuring sedimentation She lives at home in Manhattan. dent of L.A. Kitchen, under development and tions, and sultry voice captivated audiences. for restoration efforts. in partnership with the AARP Foundation. She has now performed at the festival for Farnsworth has coached two Top Twelve The L.A. Kitchen is using social enterprise, over 25 years. Ellsworth has made her graduate teams for the International Student job training, and locally sourced fruits and rounds throughout Europe, performing at Biomimicry Challenge and currently serves vegetables to redefi ne the ways we engage, the Molde Jazz Festival and the Slida Jazz as a Biomimicry Institute education fellow. employ, and nourish aging citizens. Egger Festival in Norway; the Copenhagen Blues She is also on the board of both the Missouri pioneered this model during his 24-year Festival and the Tuna Festival in Denmark; Prairie Foundation and South Carolina’s tenure as president of the D.C. Central and the Oxford University Summer Music Experience Green. Mickey Edwards Mickey Edwards served in Congress Kitchen, where food donated by hospitality Program, the Regents Jazz in the Park Se- Farnsworth has worked as a park ranger, for 16 years including as a member of businesses and farms is used to fuel a culi- ries, and the Gospel United Tour in England. science teacher, and mammalogist. With the House Republican leadership, senior nary arts job training program. Since 1989, degrees in science education and parks this self-sustaining enterprise has produced 37 CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS ParticipantMonday, April Prosopography 4, 2011 67th64th administration, her professional accomplish- A member of the faculty of York Uni- that had signifi cant impact on improving disciplines, with particular focus on its use ments include research in environmental versity and Mohawk College of Arts and outcomes in relation to social and emotional in political activism and the independent education, qualitative mammal studies, and Technology, Farrugia teaches jazz piano and well-being, inclusion and eagerness, and media. She has given performances at involvement in numerous local and state improvisation. He has conducted workshops dispositions to learning. She is currently President Obama’s inaugural ball, the Friar’s environmental boards and committees. She and clinics at the University of Colorado at leading an organizational wide approach to Club New York, the Democratic National has been recognized with the River Net- Boulder, the University of Toronto, the Uni- participatory evaluation which aims to use a Convention, and other notable venues. work National River Hero award, the State versity of Western Ontario, the Banff Centre mix of qualitative and quantitative methodol- Her writing can be found at The Huff- Resource Management Award of Excellence, for the Arts, and the Polish Jazz Society’s ogies to capture improvements in outcomes. ington Post and CrooksandLiars.com. She and the “Friend of Fisheries” award. She 35th Annual Summer Jazz Workshop. He has Early Years holds lead and accountable body currently lives in New York City. was also the Tennessee State Environmental written for piano guru Larry Fine’s publica- status for 10 SureStart projects, supporting Educator of the Year and received the Free- tion The Piano Book. He is a Shigeru Kawai the optimum development of 10,000 young man Tilden Award for Outstanding Interpre- artist. children and their families. tation. Farnsworth has written pieces for the Fitzpatrick was awarded a CBE for servic- Center for Humans and Nature as well as es to education and community development Treehugger, and has two biomimicry book in the Queen’s Birthday Honors in 2010. projects pending. Michael Franc Michael Franc recently accepted a dual appointment as a research fellow and direc- Siobhán Fitzpatrick tor of Washington, D.C. programs at The Siobhán Fitzpatrick has been CEO of Early Hoover Institution, a public policy think tank Years since 1989. The organization supports and research institution located at Stanford 40,000 children and families and provides Julianna Forlano University in Palo Alto, California. Franc’s Adrean Farrugia support, training, and quality assurance for Julianna Forlano is the creator, host, and mission is to connect Hoover scholars and Award winning pianist and composer 12,000 staff in the early years sector across executive producer of the prime time news their academic work with the many audi- Adrean Farrugia is one of Canada’s most Northern Ireland. She is a member of the and talk show The Julianna Forlano Show, ences in Washington, as well as to write distinct voices on the piano. He attended the National Childcare Coordinating Committee which is syndicated nationally by The Pro- and comment on policy developments in Mohawk College applied music program, and a member of the Transatlantic Forum on gressive Voices Radio Network. She is also Washington. the University of Toronto jazz performance Inclusive Early Education for children from the host and creator of the award-winning, Prior to joining Hoover, Franc served as program, and the Banff Centre for the Arts’s low income and migrant backgrounds. multi-platform, political news satire and policy director and counsel for House Major- summer jazz workshop. She currently chairs the International parody series Absurdity Today. ity Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA). Prior to Farrugia has toured extensively in Network on Peace Building with Young Chil- A trained psychotherapist with a focus that, for nearly 20 years, he was vice presi- Canada, the United States, Europe, and dren which brings the experience of Early in consciousness research and applied dent of government studies at the Heritage Japan. He has performed and recorded with Years’s prior work on inclusion, respecting spirituality, Forlano has served as a behav- Foundation, where he oversaw all Capitol Hill some of jazz’s greatest and most diverse differences, and peacebuilding to areas af- ioral psychotherapist and an empowerment outreach for the think tank. He was quoted artists. He is currently pianist for such fected by confl ict around the world. coach for private clients for over 10 years. widely in the print and broadcast media, and diverse projects as the Matt Dusk Band, the Fitzpatrick has written extensively on is- She has established supportive empower- was a regular contributor to The National Brad Goode Quartet, The Ernesto Cervini sues of inclusion and peacebuilding and has ment groups in Portland, Chicago, and New Review Online and other publications. He Quartet, The Worst Pop Band Ever, the Bob spoken at many conferences on the subject. York City. also completed a tour of duty as communi- Brough Quartet, and the Darcy Hepner Big She acts as chief executive of HighScope She teaches media ethics, broadcast cations director for former House Majority Band. He also works with his wife, vocalist Ireland and chairs an all Ireland Cross Border journalism, writing for broadcast and new Leader Dick Armey (R-TX) and worked for Sophia Perlman. Project Management Group. Earlier, she was media, comedic scriptwriting, and other the U.S. Department of Education and the Farrugia has appeared on more than 30 responsible for the development of a new courses at Brooklyn College. She earned her Offi ce of National Drug Control Policy. recordings to date. Adrean Farrugia v1.0: Master’s Program in Applied Peace Build- master’s in social work with a dual focus on A native of New York City, Franc re- Live at the Senator was released in 2006 ing and Early Education at the University of public policy and clinical practice from New ceived his undergraduate degree in history and has enjoyed regular play on Toronto’s Ulster. She served as a board member to the York University and her bachelor’s degree in from Yale University and his law degree from JazzFM and the Canadian Broadcasting International Fund for Ireland which aims to philosophy and environmental studies from the Georgetown University Law Center. He Company. It has led to appearances on support reconciliation and regeneration in Colgate University. has four children, two dogs, and seven fi sh. JazzFM’s Joe Sealy’s Duets as well as a Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. Forlano appears regularly on TV and feature article in Performance Magazine. In She has extensive experience in strategic radio programs including Huffpost Live, 2008, Farrugia created a new project en- planning in relation to the development of Progressive Voices Radio, The Jimmy Dore titled Ricochet, releasing a JUNO-nominated services for young children, especially those Show, Network, RT, and debut recording in 2010. living in vulnerable environments. She had more. She travels nationally and interna- responsibility for developing and oversee- tionally as a speaker focusing on the use ing the implementation of controlled trials of humor as a tool of engagement across 38 CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS Monday,Participant April Prosopography 4, 2011 64th67th that had signifi cant impact on improving disciplines, with particular focus on its use outcomes in relation to social and emotional in political activism and the independent well-being, inclusion and eagerness, and media. She has given performances at dispositions to learning. She is currently President Obama’s inaugural ball, the Friar’s leading an organizational wide approach to Club New York, the Democratic National participatory evaluation which aims to use a Convention, and other notable venues. Joel Gallant Robert A. George mix of qualitative and quantitative methodol- Her writing can be found at The Huff- Since August 2013, Joel Gallant has Robert A. George is currently associate ogies to capture improvements in outcomes. ington Post and CrooksandLiars.com. She been associate medical director of specialty editorial page editor for the New York Post. Early Years holds lead and accountable body currently lives in New York City. services at Southwest CARE Center in Santa He writes several editorials each week on a status for 10 SureStart projects, supporting Fe, New Mexico, where he provides patient diverse array of social and political topics, the optimum development of 10,000 young care and conducts clinical research on HIV book reviews, and occasional op-eds. He children and their families. and viral hepatitis. He also holds faculty ap- is also the editor of the blog Ragged Thots. Fitzpatrick was awarded a CBE for servic- pointments at the Johns Hopkins University As a political commentator, he regularly ap- es to education and community development School of Medicine in and the pears on MSNBC, CNN, Fox, and other media in the Queen’s Birthday Honors in 2010. University of New Mexico School of Medi- outlets. His work has appeared in National Michael Franc cine in Albuquerque. He is an internationally Review, The New Republic, and Reason. Michael Franc recently accepted a dual recognized expert on the treatment and Previously, George served as director appointment as a research fellow and direc- prevention of HIV infection and has lectured of coalitions for the Republican National tor of Washington, D.C. programs at The and taught throughout the United States as Committee, acting as party liaison to various Hoover Institution, a public policy think tank well as in sub-Saharan Africa, Latin America, business, ethnic, and interest groups. From and research institution located at Stanford India, and Southeast Asia. He has conducted January 1995 through May 1998, he served Julianna Forlano University in Palo Alto, California. Franc’s dozens of clinical trials and written hun- as special assistant and senior writer to Julianna Forlano is the creator, host, and mission is to connect Hoover scholars and dreds of scientifi c papers, review articles, then-Speaker of the U.S. House of Repre- executive producer of the prime time news their academic work with the many audi- and textbook chapters on the subject of sentatives, Newt Gingrich. and talk show The Julianna Forlano Show, ences in Washington, as well as to write HIV infection. He is co-author of Medical Contemporaneous with his professional which is syndicated nationally by The Pro- and comment on policy developments in Management of HIV Infection and author of full-time career, George has held sideline gressive Voices Radio Network. She is also Washington. 100 Questions and Answers about HIV and occupations as a researcher, disk jockey, the host and creator of the award-winning, Prior to joining Hoover, Franc served as AIDS, a book for lay readers. He is editor- and freelance writer. An occasional stand-up multi-platform, political news satire and policy director and counsel for House Major- in-chief of the Johns Hopkins HIV Guide, a comedian and improviser, he has ap- parody series Absurdity Today. ity Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA). Prior to web-based educational tool, and he writes peared at venues such as Gotham Comedy A trained psychotherapist with a focus that, for nearly 20 years, he was vice presi- an interactive question-and-answer blog at Club, Comic Strip Live, and Stand-Up New in consciousness research and applied dent of government studies at the Heritage www.hivforum.tumblr.com. York. Currently, he performs weekly in the spirituality, Forlano has served as a behav- Foundation, where he oversaw all Capitol Hill Gallant received his MD at the Univer- politically-themed show “Electoral Dysfunc- ioral psychotherapist and an empowerment outreach for the think tank. He was quoted sity of California, San Francisco. He trained tion” at The People’s Improv Theatre. coach for private clients for over 10 years. widely in the print and broadcast media, and in internal medicine at Yale-New Haven His international travel has included: She has established supportive empower- was a regular contributor to The National Hospital and received a master’s degree in participation in trans-Atlantic conferences ment groups in Portland, Chicago, and New Review Online and other publications. He public health at the Johns Hopkins Univer- in Great Britain, Germany, Switzerland, and York City. also completed a tour of duty as communi- sity School of Hygiene and Public Health, Belgium; election monitoring in Nigeria; re- She teaches media ethics, broadcast cations director for former House Majority followed by fellowship training in infectious porting on slavery in Sudan; and fact-fi nding journalism, writing for broadcast and new Leader Dick Armey (R-TX) and worked for diseases at the Johns Hopkins Hospital. He missions to Israel and China. media, comedic scriptwriting, and other the U.S. Department of Education and the is the Immediate Past President of the HIV George was born on the Caribbean courses at Brooklyn College. She earned her Offi ce of National Drug Control Policy. Medicine Association and is on the Board island-country of Trinidad and Tobago and master’s in social work with a dual focus on A native of New York City, Franc re- of Directors of the International Antiviral raised in Great Britain and the United States. public policy and clinical practice from New ceived his undergraduate degree in history Society-USA. He serves on panels that write A graduate of St. John’s College in Annapo- York University and her bachelor’s degree in from Yale University and his law degree from national guidelines for the management of lis, , he resides in New York City. philosophy and environmental studies from the Georgetown University Law Center. He HIV-infected patients. He is the recipient of His interests include comic books, cultural Colgate University. has four children, two dogs, and seven fi sh. the 2006 HIV Clinical Education Award from analysis, and a proclivity for withering puns. Forlano appears regularly on TV and the HIV Medicine Association. radio programs including Huffpost Live, When he is not trying to stamp out Progressive Voices Radio, The Jimmy Dore disease, Gallant and his husband Joel Show, The Young Turks Network, RT, and Meneses enjoy music, art, travel, sailing, and more. She travels nationally and interna- hiking in the mountains of New Mexico. tionally as a speaker focusing on the use of humor as a tool of engagement across 39 CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS ParticipantMonday, April Prosopography 4, 2011 67th64th Digital, an Austin, Texas based distributor/ which provides service to all of MetLife’s Grim taught as an adjunct professor at publisher of independent fi lms and video business operations worldwide. Alvernia University and at St. Joseph Univer- games, where she oversees the procure- Most recently Greenwood was a vice sity and also served in 2010 as a Yale Law ment, release strategy, and publicity for the president for operations at the Asian Devel- School–China Law Center visiting juvenile label’s independent releases. Before she opment Bank. For more than fi ve years he justice consultant in China. He gathered Malcolm Gibson entered the fi lm business, she served for oversaw ADB’s roughly $7.6 billion a year and led a broad and committed group of Malcolm Gibson, 71, began his journal- 12 years on the executive staff of Burning of lending and technical assistance to 26 community leaders for the Berks County ism career in the U.S. Army as a reporter Man, where she managed communications countries in East Asia, Southeast Asia, and Disproportionate Minority Contact Reduction and skydiving columnist at the Fort Bragg including media operations and the organi- the Pacifi c Islands. Prior to that he was a Steering Committee and has served on the STRAC Paraglide. On discharge, he worked zation’s global network. 30-year career diplomat with the U.S. State Governor’s Cabinet on Children and Families as a stringer for the Tampa Tribune, which Grace came to the fi lm world by way Department, serving as U.S. Ambassador since 2005. led to stints at other news organizations, of connection to the arts at large. Besides to APEC and holding two senior postings in including The and the As- several fi lm credits as a producer, she has Tokyo, where he handled trade and invest- sociated Press. For 20 years, he worked provided public relations and production ment issues. Greenwood served as Deputy for the New York Times Company in many services for a variety of specialty events, Assistant Secretary responsible for inter- capacities, including executive editor at two book releases, artists, musicians, perform- national fi nance and development issues of its regional newspapers, The Times-News ers, photographers, community spaces, before retiring from the State Department in in Hendersonville, North Carolina and The and other creative cultural projects. She 2006. He is a graduate of Eckerd College in Mary Katharine Ham Gainesville Sun in Florida. has presented keynotes and panels on a St. Petersburg, Florida, and of the Fletcher Mary Katharine Ham is a writer and At 34, he fi nally earned his bachelor’s variety of topics including public relations, School of Law and Diplomacy in Medford, political commentator who spars weekly degree and, 16 years later, his master’s intellectual property rights and collaborative Massachusetts. with Bill O’Reilly on The O’Reilly Factor. A degree (both with an emphasis on Africa) communities at top conferences including Fox News Channel contributor, Ham also from The University of Florida. He has trav- the Conference on World Affairs, South By appears regularly on America’s Newsroom, eled as a journalist in Africa and interacted Southwest, the Innovation Forum of The Red Eye, and Your World with Neil Cavuto. with journalists there since 1969. In 1993, Economist, Europe’s Nonick Conference, In addition to serving as editor-at-large for he organized a fact-fi nding mission for the and the conference of the Public Relations the conservative and libertarian news site American Society of Newspaper Editors to Society of America. HotAir.com, Ham is a enthusiast and southern Africa, where he interacted with While the endeavor of helping indie Arthur Grim has guest-hosted The View. regional leaders, including Nelson Mandela, fi lmmakers navigate the changing world of Arthur Grim is currently the chairman A fourth-generation newspaper journal- with whom Gibson recalls drinking Castle distribution is a consuming passion, Grace of Pennsylvania’s Juvenile Court Judges’ ist, Ham did a stint covering NASCAR, high beers at a backyard BBQ. is also an avid connector of other creative Commission and a member of the Juvenile school football, and her county’s largest After leaving the New York Times collaborators and projects. In 2014, she Justice and Delinquency Prevention Com- legumes before embracing new media and Company, he taught journalism at The cofounded The Factory 510, a coworking mittee to the Pennsylvania Commission on heading to Washington, D.C., where her University of Kansas for 17 years, retiring space for artists, makers and technology Crime and Delinquency. Previously, he was career goal has been to discover the formula in 2013. Subsequently, he was invited to professionals situated inside a San Leandro a judge of the Court of Common Pleas of for talking about politics without being a Uganda to lead editorial operations for its creative arts/technology hub called The Gate Berks County, Pennsylvania, and served as blowhard. largest independent newspaper. He and his 510. She and her husband, Tom Price, live in administrative head of the juvenile court She created ’s wife, Joyce, of 43 years, live in Kampala Berkeley, California with their seven-year-old from 1987 to 2007. In the wake of the Penn fi rst-ever blog in 2004, and her series and Lawrence, Kansas. They have two adult daughter. State–Jerry Sandusky tragedy, he was HamNation won her several awards in the children, both married, and one grandchild. appointed by the governor as the judicial fl edgling online video world. She has also For Gibson, a particular honor and joy is that representative to the statewide Task Force written for The Weekly Standard and The he has offi ciated at more than 20 weddings on Child Protection. Daily Caller. including those of his former students and In February 2009, Grim was chosen Ham is from North Carolina and graduat- his two children. as special master by the Supreme Court of ed from the University of Georgia, raised on Pennsylvania to review all juvenile cases a perfect combo of Tobacco Road basketball Larry Greenwood presided over by a judge who had improp- and SEC football. She serves on the board of Larry Greenwood is responsible for erly committed juveniles to two detention the Travis Manion Foundation, a non-profi t monitoring government, legislative, and facilities and denied juveniles their consti- that does work with returning veterans and industry trends and building a wide network tutional right to counsel in one of the most families of the fallen. She climbed Mount of stakeholders to help shape policy, legisla- egregious violations of public trust in the Kilimanjaro on her honeymoon and hopes to Andie Grace tion, and regulation related to the insurance history of American juvenile justice. As a add more mountains to the list with a toddler Andie Grace is the vice president of ac- industry in Asia. He works as a member of result of Grim’s fi ndings and recommenda- in tow. She lives in Virginia with her husband quisitions and head cheerleader at Devolver MetLife’s global government relations team, tions, the Supreme Court entered an order and her daughter. expunging the records of more than 3,000 40 juveniles. CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS Monday,Participant April Prosopography 4, 2011 64th67th which provides service to all of MetLife’s Grim taught as an adjunct professor at also grew up in close contact with Middle business operations worldwide. Alvernia University and at St. Joseph Univer- Eastern culture. This infl uence led to early Most recently Greenwood was a vice sity and also served in 2010 as a Yale Law intercultural exploration of the magnifi cent president for operations at the Asian Devel- School–China Law Center visiting juvenile city of Istanbul, a place at the intersection of opment Bank. For more than fi ve years he justice consultant in China. He gathered Eastern and Western traditions. His explora- oversaw ADB’s roughly $7.6 billion a year and led a broad and committed group of tions of Istanbul then led him to his current Mark Edward Harris of lending and technical assistance to 26 community leaders for the Berks County After graduating from California State residence in Scotland, where he fi nished a countries in East Asia, Southeast Asia, and Disproportionate Minority Contact Reduction University, Los Angeles with a master’s in master’s degree at the Edinburgh College of the Pacifi c Islands. Prior to that he was a Steering Committee and has served on the pictorial and documentary history, Mark Art and the University of Edinburgh. 30-year career diplomat with the U.S. State Governor’s Cabinet on Children and Families Edward Harris started his professional Heins’s work is heavily informed by Department, serving as U.S. Ambassador since 2005. photography career doing the stills for the contrasting cultural infl uences. Though as a to APEC and holding two senior postings in Merv Griffi n Show and various television and digital designer he predominantly works on Tokyo, where he handled trade and invest- movie companies. When the show ended web-based projects, his formal education is ment issues. Greenwood served as Deputy in 1986, he set off on a four-month trek based in the school of German modernism Assistant Secretary responsible for inter- across the Pacifi c and throughout Southeast that views design as a craft. This allows him national fi nance and development issues Asia, China, and Japan. The images created to put design into a wider context and suc- before retiring from the State Department in on that trip brought attention to his travel cessfully apply it across media ranging from 2006. He is a graduate of Eckerd College in Mary Katharine Ham photography, and he has since visited and print to moving image. His artistic work is St. Petersburg, Florida, and of the Fletcher Mary Katharine Ham is a writer and photographed ninety countries. mostly digitally rooted. In his piece “This is a School of Law and Diplomacy in Medford, political commentator who spars weekly His editorial work has appeared in Journey Is this a Journey”, he experiments Massachusetts. with Bill O’Reilly on The O’Reilly Factor. A publications such as Vanity Fair, Life, GEO, with the crossover of linear and non-linear Fox News Channel contributor, Ham also Condé Nast Traveler, the Los Angeles Times storytelling in fi xed, generative, and impro- appears regularly on America’s Newsroom, Magazine, and The Sunday Times Travel vised video performance. Red Eye, and Your World with Neil Cavuto. Magazine as well as all the major photogra- In addition to his art and design work, In addition to serving as editor-at-large for phy and in-fl ight magazines. His commercial Heins is a tutor in visual communication at the conservative and libertarian news site clients range from The Gap to Coca-Cola the Edinburgh College. He hopes to inspire HotAir.com, Ham is a twitter enthusiast and to Mexicana Airlines. He is the recipient of students to join him on his search for the Arthur Grim has guest-hosted The View. numerous awards including a CLIO, ACE, balance between contrasting cultural infl u- Arthur Grim is currently the chairman A fourth-generation newspaper journal- Aurora Gold, and Photographer of the Year at ences and what can be found in the space of Pennsylvania’s Juvenile Court Judges’ ist, Ham did a stint covering NASCAR, high the Black & White Spider Awards. His books between. Commission and a member of the Juvenile school football, and her county’s largest include Faces of the Twentieth Century: Mas- Justice and Delinquency Prevention Com- legumes before embracing new media and ter Photographers and Their Work, The Way mittee to the Pennsylvania Commission on heading to Washington, D.C., where her of the Japanese Bath, Wanderlust, North Crime and Delinquency. Previously, he was career goal has been to discover the formula Korea, South Korea, and Inside Iran. North a judge of the Court of Common Pleas of for talking about politics without being a Korea was named Photography Book of the Berks County, Pennsylvania, and served as blowhard. Year at the 2013 International Photography administrative head of the juvenile court She created The Heritage Foundation’s Awards. Tamar Heller from 1987 to 2007. In the wake of the Penn fi rst-ever blog in 2004, and her series Tamar Heller heads the Department of State–Jerry Sandusky tragedy, he was HamNation won her several awards in the Disability and Human Development at the appointed by the governor as the judicial fl edgling online video world. She has also University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) and its representative to the statewide Task Force written for The Weekly Standard and The University Center of Excellence in Devel- on Child Protection. Daily Caller. opmental Disabilities. This department has In February 2009, Grim was chosen Ham is from North Carolina and graduat- the fi rst and premier doctoral program in as special master by the Supreme Court of ed from the University of Georgia, raised on disability studies nationally. She also directs Michael Ibrahim Heins Pennsylvania to review all juvenile cases a perfect combo of Tobacco Road basketball Michael Ibrahim Heins is a visual the Rehabilitation Research and Training presided over by a judge who had improp- and SEC football. She serves on the board of designer and digital artist and has always Center on developmental disabilities and erly committed juveniles to two detention the Travis Manion Foundation, a non-profi t found himself working on the fringes of health and is a co-principal investigator of facilities and denied juveniles their consti- that does work with returning veterans and these two disciplines. He was born in south- two other national centers concerned with tutional right to counsel in one of the most families of the fallen. She climbed Mount ern Germany but raised in the northern part disability policies. Her research focuses on egregious violations of public trust in the Kilimanjaro on her honeymoon and hopes to of the country, and as his name implies, he health and long-term services and the ef- history of American juvenile justice. As a add more mountains to the list with a toddler fects of policies and practices on individuals result of Grim’s fi ndings and recommenda- in tow. She lives in Virginia with her husband with disabilities and their families across the tions, the Supreme Court entered an order and her daughter. life course. expunging the records of more than 3,000 juveniles. 41 CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS ParticipantMonday, April Prosopography 4, 2011 67th64th She has over 200 publications includ- She is cofounder of Global Adjustments and the host of two popular commercial ing fi ve books. She is past president of the (GA), a relocation company that helps expats for This Week in Tech and 5by5 board of the Association of University Cen- smooth their passage to India. In January Studios. ters on Disabilities (AUCD). In 2005 she was 2015, for GA’s 20th anniversary, she coau- In any medium, Ihnatko tries very hard a delegate to the White House Conference on thored a book titled, Meeting in the Middle to get his facts straight and tell stories that Aging. As a co-founder and treasurer of the about U.S.-India business relations. She are important, interesting, and relevant. This Mary V. Hughes national Sibling Leadership Network that has Mary V. Hughes is a political strategist has helped business people in China, India, mandate sometimes requires him to sneak grown to 18 state chapters, she attributes and the architect of close the gap CA, a Kenya, and Taiwan transition to international up on squirrels in Boston’s Public Garden her interest in siblings to her sister Daphne, campaign to recruit progressive women to living. She also cofounded the American with a new phone, to test the camera’s who has a disability. run for the California legislature in 2016. International School of Chennai and served speed and focus tracking with a small, high- Her awards include the 2009 Autism Hughes has advised candidates for on their board, and she served on the boards strung, fast-moving subject that refuses Ally for Public Policy Award of The Arc, President, Congress, and state legislative of the Taipei American School and the Ameri-to hold still and pose nicely. He does this the 2008 Lifetime Research Achievement offi ce and served as executive director of can University of Rome. because, though he is not the parent of a Award, the 2009 Community Partner Award the California Democratic Party. Her work Part of a U.S. Foreign Service family, toddler, he knows that many of his readers of Community Support Services, the 2010 has contributed to several historic “fi rsts” for she lived through Tiananmen Square in 1989 are. Outstanding Researcher Award in the UIC women: the fi rst woman to lead her party in and she, her husband, and two children Ihnatko usually has more CPUs on his College of Applied Health Sciences, and the Congress, the fi rst woman superintendent of were victims of the U.S. Embassy bombing person than anybody else in the room. AUCD 2012 International Award. California schools, and the fi rst out-lesbian in Nairobi in 1998. judge elected in the nation. She is published in Newsweek, The Her writing on American politics has Washington Post, State Magazine, the appeared in the Los Angeles Times, the San Foreign Service Journal, FLO Direct, United Francisco Chronicle and The Huffi ngton Post. Airlines’ Hemispheres magazine and Cen- She is a contributor to the Governors Guide- tered on Taipei. Her fi rst book, The Unoffi cial book series “Keys to the Governors Offi ce” Diplomat, has been published. Malou Innocent Charlie van der Horst and “Win the Right Way,” collected essays Previously, she served as international Malou Innocent is an adjunct scholar Charles van der Horst is a professor of on political strategy. director of VSA at the Kennedy Center for at the Cato Institute following her previous medicine and infectious diseases at UNC- Hughes was included in “Fifty Women the Performing Arts. This program allows role as a foreign policy analyst from 2007 to Chapel Hill. His research focuses on clinical who Made the 2012 Elections” by The persons with disabilities to learn about, 2013. She is also a member of the Interna- trials of the treatment and prevention of HIV Huffi ngton Post. She currently serves on participate in, and enjoy the arts. Earlier, tional Institute for Strategic Studies, and her and associated infections as well as other the advisory board of the Butler Koshland she worked for the PBS children’s program primary research interests include Middle infectious diseases. He has been taking care Fellowships and as a program advisor to the Zoom. For her work with disabled children in East and Persian Gulf security issues and of HIV patients since the beginning of the Hellman Collaborative Change Initiative. China, former U.S. Secretary of State Baker U.S. foreign policy toward Pakistan, Afghani- epidemic in the United States in 1980 and Hughes is a graduate of the Univer- awarded her the Points of Light Award. stan, and China. helped establish and expand HIV treatment sity of Virginia School of Law and and Mt. She has appeared as a guest analyst centers around the state of North Carolina. Holyoke College. She lives with her husband on CNN, BBC News, the Fox News Channel, In 2001, he began working in South in Palo Alto, California. , the Voice of America, CNBC Asia, Africa and Malawi with a primary focus on and Reuters. Innocent has published reviews prevention of mother to child transmission and articles on national security and inter- in Malawi and training of researchers. In national affairs in journals such as Survival, the fall of 2014, he transferred his grants Andy Ihnatko the Congressional Quarterly, and the Harvard to younger faculty members to focus on his Andy Ihnatko received his fi rst electrocu-International Review. She has also written efforts on Liberia. He serves as a consultant tion roughly at age fi ve. He recalls it as “not for Foreign Policy, the Wall Street Journal to Last Mile Health. an entirely unpleasant” sensation and the Asia, the Christian Science Monitor, the Joanne Grady Huskey He has also been a political activist for Joanne Grady Huskey, international edu- experience continues to inform his point of Armed Forces Journal, The Guardian, The many years, helping stop executions in North cator and cross-cultural trainer, is cofounder view on the relationship between technology Huffi ngton Post, The Washington Times, and Carolina in 2006. He was arrested on May 6, and vice president of iLIVE2LEAD (iL2L), a and humans: it always has been, and ever other publications in the United States and 2013 at the North Carolina legislature over young women’s international leadership shall be, a combination of pleasure, pain, overseas. the refusal of the state to expand Medicaid. program. iL2L also features the Women in and the excitement of new experiences. She earned dual bachelor’s degrees in Outside of his work, he enjoys his family, Transition Institute to work with women over This will be his fi fteenth year as technol-mass communications and political science competing in marathons and triathlons, open fi fty seeking to fi nd their “next big thing.” ogy columnist for the Chicago Sun-Times, from the University of California at Berkeley water swimming, and opera. For her iL2L work, Encore.org named Hus- and he is a longtime contributor to many and her master’s degree in international key a 2014 Purpose Prize Fellow. magazines and commercial tech sites, a fre- relations from the University of Chicago. She quent commentator on radio and television, lives in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

42 CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS Monday,Participant April Prosopography 4, 2011 64th67th She is cofounder of Global Adjustments and the host of two popular commercial compelling blend of investigative long-form (GA), a relocation company that helps expats podcasts for This Week in Tech and 5by5 journalism, eye-catching infographics, and smooth their passage to India. In January Studios. unapologetically confi dent voice, Mother 2015, for GA’s 20th anniversary, she coau- In any medium, Ihnatko tries very hard Jones under Jeffery and Bauerlein has been thored a book titled, Meeting in the Middle to get his facts straight and tell stories that transformed from what was a respected—if about U.S.-India business relations. She are important, interesting, and relevant. This under-the-radar—indie publication to an Vasti Jackson has helped business people in China, India, mandate sometimes requires him to sneak Vasti (pronounced Vast-Eye) Jackson is internationally recognized, powerhouse Kenya, and Taiwan transition to international up on squirrels in Boston’s Public Garden a consummate performer, , ar- general-interest periodical infl uencing living. She also cofounded the American with a new phone, to test the camera’s ranger, and producer. From his early begin- everything from the gun-control debate to International School of Chennai and served speed and focus tracking with a small, high- nings playing in churches and juke joints in presidential campaigns. In addition to their on their board, and she served on the boards strung, fast-moving subject that refuses McComb, Mississippi, to festivals, concerts, success on the print side, a relentless atten- of the Taipei American School and the Ameri-to hold still and pose nicely. He does this and theatres around the world, his music tion to detail, boundless curiosity, and em- can University of Rome. because, though he is not the parent of a moves effortlessly from blues to soul, from brace of complex subjects are also refl ected Part of a U.S. Foreign Service family, toddler, he knows that many of his readers jazz to funk, from gospel to pop, and beyond. on the magazine’s increasingly infl uential she lived through Tiananmen Square in 1989 are. A Mississippi living blues legend, cultural website, whose writers and reporters often and she, her husband, and two children Ihnatko usually has more CPUs on his ambassador, and 2012 Mississippi Musi- put more well-known and deep-pocketed were victims of the U.S. Embassy bombing person than anybody else in the room. cians Hall of Fame inductee, Jackson is a news divisions to shame.” in Nairobi in 1998. powerful force in the world of music. As Before joining the staff of Mother Jones, She is published in Newsweek, The an artist, he is known for sweat-drenched, Jeffery was a senior editor of Harper’s Washington Post, State Magazine, the soul-ripping performances marked by some Magazine, and 14 pieces that she personally Foreign Service Journal, FLO Direct, United of the most stunning and innovative guitar edited were fi nalists for National Magazine Airlines’ Hemispheres magazine and Cen- playing today. With passionate vocals and Awards. Works she edited have also been tered on Taipei. Her fi rst book, The Unoffi cial fi ery guitar, he leaves a lasting impression selected to appear in various editions of Diplomat, has been published. Malou Innocent on all who are lucky enough to experience Best American Essays, Best American Travel Previously, she served as international Malou Innocent is an adjunct scholar his music. Writing, Best American Sports Writing, and director of VSA at the Kennedy Center for at the Cato Institute following her previous Jackson has worked with many famous Best American Science Writing. Jeffery cut the Performing Arts. This program allows role as a foreign policy analyst from 2007 to artists including B.B. King, Harry Connick, her journalistic teeth at Washington City persons with disabilities to learn about, 2013. She is also a member of the Interna- Jr., Wynton Marsalis, and Cassandra Wilson. Paper, where she wrote and edited political, participate in, and enjoy the arts. Earlier, tional Institute for Strategic Studies, and her His music has also been featured in a Martin investigative, and narrative features and was she worked for the PBS children’s program primary research interests include Middle Scorsese production. The 2015 release of also a columnist. Zoom. For her work with disabled children in East and Persian Gulf security issues and his sixth CD Down Home Woman, celebrates Jeffery is a graduate of Carleton College China, former U.S. Secretary of State Baker U.S. foreign policy toward Pakistan, Afghani- beauty, power, and passion in a soulful hom- and Northwestern’s Medill School of Jour- awarded her the Points of Light Award. stan, and China. age to the down home essence found in all nalism. She resides in the Mission District of She has appeared as a guest analyst women. San Francisco with her partner Chris Baum on CNN, BBC News, the Fox News Channel, and their son, Milo. Their burrito joint of Al Jazeera, the Voice of America, CNBC Asia, choice is El Metate. and Reuters. Innocent has published reviews and articles on national security and inter- national affairs in journals such as Survival, Andy Ihnatko the Congressional Quarterly, and the Harvard Andy Ihnatko received his fi rst electrocu-International Review. She has also written Clara Jeffery tion roughly at age fi ve. He recalls it as “not for Foreign Policy, the Wall Street Journal Clara Jeffery has been co-editor of an entirely unpleasant” sensation and the Asia, the Christian Science Monitor, the Mother Jones since late 2007, overseeing Robert G. Kaufman experience continues to inform his point of Armed Forces Journal, The Guardian, The an era of editorial growth and innovation, Robert G. Kaufman is a political scientist view on the relationship between technology Huffi ngton Post, The Washington Times, and including additions of bureaus in Washing- specializing in American foreign policy, and humans: it always has been, and ever other publications in the United States and ton, D.C. and New York, an overhaul of the national security, international relations, and shall be, a combination of pleasure, pain, overseas. organization’s digital strategy and a cor- various aspects of American politics. He has and the excitement of new experiences. She earned dual bachelor’s degrees in responding 15-fold growth in traffi c, and the written frequently for scholarly journals and This will be his fi fteenth year as technol-mass communications and political science winning of two National Magazine awards popular publications, including The Weekly ogy columnist for the Chicago Sun-Times, from the University of California at Berkeley for general excellence. Standard, Policy Review, The Washington and he is a longtime contributor to many and her master’s degree in international When Jeffery and her co-editor, Monika Times, The Baltimore Sun, The Philadelphia magazines and commercial tech sites, a fre- relations from the University of Chicago. She Bauerlein, received a PEN award for editing Inquirer, the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, and quent commentator on radio and television, lives in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. in 2012, the judges noted: “With its sharp, The New York Times. Kaufman also contrib- 43 CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS ParticipantMonday, April Prosopography 4, 2011 67th64th utes a weekly opinion column to the Orange tenth program in Bangladesh and will open In 2000, Lynn was appointed direc- County Register on foreign affairs and the doors of its fi rst South American program tor of support services for what was the national security. in Curitiba, Brazil later this year. Working largest homeless charity in Northern Ireland. He is the author of three books. His In closely with local communities, the founda- During his six years there, he assisted with Defense of the Bush Doctrine: Moral Demo- tion creates safe learning environments for establishing specifi c projects to address cratic Realism and American Grand Strategy children and offers them education in music issues such as addiction, mental health, was fi rst published in 2007 and reissued and life-skills. suicide prevention, and employability. In Jurek Martin in 2008. In 2000, his biography Henry M. Kroenke is also a partner in Engine7 recent years, he has taken an active interest Jurek Martin has been a Washington- Jackson: A Life in Politics received the Emil Media, which has been producing award- in the impact on families and the individual based columnist for the Financial Times and and Katherine Sick Award for best book on winning media for over a decade. The com- of transferring from home to residential FT.com the last 17 years, following a career the history of the Pacifi c Northwest. His fi rst pany got its start in Los Angeles in 2005, care, as well as the impact of dementia on of more than 30 years as a reporter and book, Arms Control During the Pre-Nuclear specializing in social impact documentary the affected parties. He lives and works in editor on that newspaper. He had two tours Era, studied the interwar naval treaties and fi lms. Engine7 moved to Denver in 2011 and the Glens of Antrim and is married with two as Washington bureau chief and one in New their linkage to the outbreak of World War II broadened its focus to include short form daughters. York, and spent four years in Tokyo cover- in the Pacifi c. Kaufman also assisted in the media and branded content. ing the Far East. In London he also served research and writing of President Richard Kroenke is a graduate of the Northwest- as foreign news editor from 1972 to 1975, M. Nixon’s fi nal book, Beyond Peace. He is ern University School of Communication and as foreign editor in charge of all foreign currently at work on a new book, The Perils with a bachelor’s degree in theatre. She is coverage from 1986 to 1992. He won two of the Obama Doctrine. committed to the creative arts, focusing on British Press awards for his coverage of Kaufman received his JD from George- the creation of forward-thinking fi lms and Japan and was awarded an OBE (Order of town University Law School, and his BA, MA, theater that advocate positive social change. Alison MacAdam the British Empire) by the Queen in 1997 for MPhil, and PhD from Columbia University. Alison MacAdam has been working in his foreign reporting. He is a former Bradley Scholar and current public radio since 1999. For the past six Martin’s philosophy in life is, gener- adjunct scholar at the Heritage Foundation. years, she has edited the NPR newsmaga- ally, that happiness is directly related to the He taught at Colgate University, the Naval zine All Things Considered, and has helped distance from head offi ce. Born in Worcester, War College, and the University of Vermont guide the program through coverage of England, and with a degree in modern his- prior to joining the faculty of the Pepperdine everything from wars to climate change to tory from Oxford University, he practiced his University School of Public Policy, where he Feargal Lynn theater. She was also a member of the team wanderlust immediately on graduation by served as interim dean from January to July Feargal Lynn is a folk singer, musician, that recently won top prize at the Third Coastgoing to California, where he was, variously, of 2008. and storyteller from the Glens of Antrim, on International Audio Festival for the series a school teacher, encyclopedia salesman, the northeast coast of Northern Ireland. He Teenage Diaries Revisited. bartender, and ski bum for three years. plays guitar, tin whistle, and bodhran, and MacAdam got her start as an unpaid He joined the newspaper immediately on has contributed to radio, television, and intern at public radio stations in Wisconsin, returning to the U.K. and was soon posted to storytelling festivals. He played for sev- Connecticut, and Massachusetts. She wrote Washington for his fi rst foreign assignment, eral years in Belfast’s Europa Hotel, often hourly newscasts at WBUR in Boston and arriving on the day of Richard Nixon’s fi rst referred to as “the most bombed hotel in produced the talk program The Connec- inauguration. Whitney Kroenke Europe.” tion, which featured leading thinkers and Martin’s latest reincarnation is as a Whitney Kroenke is cofounder of the Lynn is also a qualifi ed psychiatric writers. After four years in Boston, she sports columnist for the Financial Times. He Playing For Change Movement, a multi- nurse and in 2010 established a company moved to Washington, D.C. to edit All Things is addicted to any sport with a ball, playing media movement dedicated to connecting to own and manage a small residential Considered. In addition to putting on a daily mostly golf and tennis, but watching base- the world through music. To date, Playing facility for elderly persons. He has worked in program, she has traveled for stories on ball avidly. Other distinctions include being For Change has released two documentary various mental health roles and has studied AIDS in Ghana, failure in Silicon Valley, art in the fi rst Westerner to have danced in public fi lms and three albums, and has assembled drama therapy/psychodrama as a comple- post-Katrina New Orleans, hunger in Missis- with the current Empress of Japan and to a successful touring band, the Playing For ment to traditional mental health treatments. sippi, and smoking in Ireland. have discovered a lost Raphael. He lives in Change Band, which performs around the He previously spent fourteen years working She grew up in Lexington, Kentucky, Washington with his wife, Kathleen Newland, world. In addition to founding Playing For with homeless persons and in 1997 was becoming a soccer player and theater nut, cofounder of the Migration Policy Institute Change, Kroenke is director emeritus of the appointed to establish the fi rst “Foyer” type and graduated from Wesleyan University and an occasional CWA participant. Their Playing For Change Foundation, a non-profi t accommodation in Ireland, which is aimed with a degree in american studies. She has daughter, Caroline, lives in Paris. organization that grew out of the Playing For at linking accommodation with employment lived and worked in Ireland and Guatemala. Change project. The foundation is dedicated prospects through education and training. In 2005, she received the USC Getty Arts to the fundamental idea that peace and This model has been used as a template in Journalism Fellowship. Recently, she spent a change are possible through the universal the Common Ground project in New York year at Harvard University as a 2014 Nieman language of music. It recently opened its City. Fellow. She and her husband, a public school principal, have a fi ve year-old son. 44 CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS Monday,Participant April Prosopography 4, 2011 64th67th In 2000, Lynn was appointed direc- RSTA (Reconnaissance, Surveillance, and tor of support services for what was the Target Acquisition). After his discharge from largest homeless charity in Northern Ireland. the military, he decided to pursue a degree During his six years there, he assisted with in accounting. He was later introduced to establishing specifi c projects to address the storytelling community while taking a issues such as addiction, mental health, mythology course taught by Liz Warren at Terrence McNally suicide prevention, and employability. In Jurek Martin While studying social relations at South Mountain Community College. recent years, he has taken an active interest Jurek Martin has been a Washington- Harvard in the late 1960s, Terry McNally Since embracing the storytelling com- in the impact on families and the individual based columnist for the Financial Times and founded an alternative high school and ran munity, Mitchell has shared healing stories of transferring from home to residential FT.com the last 17 years, following a career a camp for chronic schizophrenics. He later of the Diné at the 2014 National Storytell- care, as well as the impact of dementia on of more than 30 years as a reporter and produced and directed futurist documenta- ing Network conference and has worked the affected parties. He lives and works in editor on that newspaper. He had two tours ries featuring Buckminster Fuller and Robert with Native Health, a nonprofi t healthcare the Glens of Antrim and is married with two as Washington bureau chief and one in New Theobald. In 1992, he was a producer of the system for Native Americans in Phoenix, daughters. York, and spent four years in Tokyo cover- BBC’s Earth Summit special Greenbucks. As Arizona. He has also collaborated with ing the Far East. In London he also served an actor he has appeared in over a hundred Arizona Republic Storytellers at the Native as foreign news editor from 1972 to 1975, plays, fi lms, and television shows and was American Heard Museum in Phoenix. He has and as foreign editor in charge of all foreign murdered on Matlock, Dallas, Knot’s Land- attended storytelling “Tellabrations” in Pine, coverage from 1986 to 1992. He won two ing, The Young and the Restless, and Battle Arizona and at the Storytelling Institute of British Press awards for his coverage of Beyond the Stars. South Mountain Community College. Mitchell Japan and was awarded an OBE (Order of McNally is writer and producer of the is on the executive board for the Bureau of Land Management in Arizona, focusing on Alison MacAdam the British Empire) by the Queen in 1997 for classic novelty record Julie Brown’s Goddess Native American heritage training. He also Alison MacAdam has been working in his foreign reporting. in Progress, voted #4 EP in Village Voice’s dedicates time to sharing oral traditions with public radio since 1999. For the past six Martin’s philosophy in life is, gener- 1985 national critics’ poll. He directed the students and family on the Phoenix College years, she has edited the NPR newsmaga- ally, that happiness is directly related to the music video of Homecoming Queen’s Got a campus. zine All Things Considered, and has helped distance from head offi ce. Born in Worcester, Gun, featuring frequent CWA attendee Stuart In 2014, Mitchell started a company guide the program through coverage of England, and with a degree in modern his- Schoffman as a slain math teacher. He was to overcome stereotypes through sharing everything from wars to climate change to tory from Oxford University, he practiced his also a writer and producer of the 1989 cult oral traditions in contemporary and informa- theater. She was also a member of the team wanderlust immediately on graduation by comedy fi lm Earth Girls are Easy. tive ways. In his free time, Mitchell enjoys that recently won top prize at the Third Coastgoing to California, where he was, variously, As a consultant, speaker, writer, and spending time with his wife Seana and son International Audio Festival for the series a school teacher, encyclopedia salesman, coach to nonprofi ts, foundations, public Dominick. Teenage Diaries Revisited. bartender, and ski bum for three years. agencies, and progressive corporations, MacAdam got her start as an unpaid He joined the newspaper immediately on McNally helps folks clarify and communicate intern at public radio stations in Wisconsin, returning to the U.K. and was soon posted to their messages, particularly through the Connecticut, and Massachusetts. She wrote Washington for his fi rst foreign assignment, unique power of compelling human stories. hourly newscasts at WBUR in Boston and arriving on the day of Richard Nixon’s fi rst He is coauthor with Hyla Cass, MD, of Kava: produced the talk program The Connec- inauguration. Nature’s Answer to Stress, Anxiety, and tion, which featured leading thinkers and Martin’s latest reincarnation is as a Insomnia. McNally hosts interview programs writers. After four years in Boston, she sports columnist for the Financial Times. He on radio (kpfk.org), television, and the web. Judith Morrison moved to Washington, D.C. to edit All Things is addicted to any sport with a ball, playing Judith Morrison is the senior advisor Considered. In addition to putting on a daily mostly golf and tennis, but watching base- in the Gender and Diversity Division at the program, she has traveled for stories on ball avidly. Other distinctions include being Inter-American Development Bank, where AIDS in Ghana, failure in Silicon Valley, art in the fi rst Westerner to have danced in public she is responsible for leading analytical post-Katrina New Orleans, hunger in Missis- with the current Empress of Japan and to and development initiatives to fully in- sippi, and smoking in Ireland. have discovered a lost Raphael. He lives in corporate marginalized communities in Washington with his wife, Kathleen Newland, lending strategies and operations. Morrison She grew up in Lexington, Kentucky, Kyle Mitchell becoming a soccer player and theater nut, cofounder of the Migration Policy Institute Kyle Mitchell is a Diné (Navajo) Native previously served as regional director for and graduated from Wesleyan University and an occasional CWA participant. Their American. He grew up on a reservation with South America and the Caribbean at the with a degree in american studies. She has daughter, Caroline, lives in Paris. his grandparents, where he learned the Inter-American Foundation. Earlier, she lived and worked in Ireland and Guatemala. hard work ethic of his family and listened was executive director of the Inter-Agency In 2005, she received the USC Getty Arts to oral tradition every day. After graduating Consultation, a donor collaborative dedicated Journalism Fellowship. Recently, she spent a high school, he enlisted in the army as an to promoting development policies for ethni- year at Harvard University as a 2014 Nieman infantryman and served two tours—one cally and racially marginalized communities Fellow. She and her husband, a public school in Iraq with the First Ranger Battalion and in Latin America. She held this assignment principal, have a fi ve year-old son. one in Afghanistan with the Tenth Mountain 45 CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS ParticipantMonday, April Prosopography 4, 2011 67th64th while simultaneously serving as a program Having grown up on an Indian reserva- Orchestra. He has also appeared on CDs director at the Inter-American Dialogue. tion in southern Arizona, Muñoz still main- with , George Melly, Bob Dorough, A frequent participant at the Conference tains a constant focus and interest in Native Peter Green, , Lulu, and David on World Affairs, Morrison has presented American history and education. Much of Sanborn, and performed live and on TV with throughout Latin America, the Caribbean, the his research is conducted with the goal of such greats as , Sir Paul Mc- United States, South Africa, and Europe, and providing improvements to the educational Cartney, , , Joss Jay M. Parker has been interviewed on issues of develop- experiences for tribal students at every level Stone, Boz Scaggs and other top recording Jay Parker is professor and chair of In- ment and equity by numerous international of education. artists. He is now a regular member of Brian ternational Security Studies at the College of newspapers and broadcast outlets. She has Muñoz has been an educator for the Culbertson’s European tour band and was International Security Affairs at the National published articles and book chapters on last eight years, teaching at every level a member of Jack Bruce’s Big Blues Band. Defense University. His teaching and re- equity and development for the United Na- of schooling, from service as a Teach for Nash’s funky band, Protect the Beat, has search areas include international relations, tions, the Inter-American Development Bank, America corps member in Philadelphia to released two CDs and performs at major jazznational security, fi lm, foreign policy, news the U.S. Government, and the academic and instructing undergraduate students at Pima festivals around the world. media, American politics, civil-military rela- popular press. Community College and the University of Ari- Nash is a co-director of Jazzizit records tions, and higher education. Parker retired She has served on the board of direc- zona, where experiential learning is a central and owns and operates Clowns Pocket from the U.S. Army as a colonel after 26 tors for Episcopal Relief and Development principle of his pedagogy. Recording Studio. years of service. In his fi nal assignment, he and the Public Policy and International Muñoz has many other interests served for more than a decade as profes- Affairs Program. She was an Aspen Institute including beekeeping and organic honey sor and director of international relations Socrates fellow and has consulted with production, literature, radical psychology, and security studies at West Point. He has the Foreign Service Institute. She holds a boxing, nutrition and diet, esoteric Christian- also served on the faculties of Georgetown, master’s degree from MIT, where she was a ity, writing music, quantum physics, and the George Washington, and Columbia Universi- fellow. Her BA in political impacts of meditation on personal health ties. science is from Macalester College. Her and well-being. Will O’Brien Prior to his military service, he was a current research interests include economic Will O’Brien is a seasoned technology congressional staff assistant and a politi- development in marginalized communities, entrepreneur and executive with deep ex- cal media consultant. Parker is a Truman private sector partnerships for promoting pertise in bringing innovative and disruptive National Security Project senior advisor and shared value, and the role of statistics in businesses to market. He is also active in trustee, a member of the Council on Foreign promoting development policies for the the early stage ecosystem, as an investor Relations, a U.S.-Japan leader fellow, and poorest of the poor. and advisor. He is CEO and cofounder of serves on the board of associates for the Derek Nash BitGo, the leading bitcoin security company Center for Civilians in Confl ict. He served An award-winning performer on four dif- and a pioneer in multi-signature technolo- as executive vice president of the Center ferent saxophones from soprano to baritone, gies. BitGo has raised more than $14 million for the Study of the Presidency, where he Derek Nash is equally comfortable leading in venture fi nancing. was also advisor and center liaison to the the U.K. jazz ensemble Sax Appeal to funky O’Brien was previously an executive at Iraq Study Group, and he was a member heights or swinging his way to the 2000 Big Fish Games where he led corporate and of advisory committees for the Museum of Joaquin Muñoz British Jazz Awards’ Best Jazz CD of the business development. He also held leader- Television and Radio (now the Paley Center). In May 2010, Joaquin Muñoz received Year. The Sax Appeal release, The Flatiron ship roles at TrialPay, Random Walk Comput-Parker was a member of the defense policy his master’s degree in education from Suite, is a musical journey through the ing, and founded and operated his own team and the veterans advisory group for the University of Arizona in the language, landscape and history of Boulder, and is the startups in consumer Internet and media. the Obama presidential campaign. He is a reading, and culture program, where he is result of his many happy performances with He is an accomplished public speaker graduate of the University of Arizona and currently a doctoral student. His research fellow Conference on World Affairs musi- and has been featured in The Wall Street earned his PhD from Columbia University. focused on education and anthropology and cians. Journal, The New York Times, Forbes, aspects of language and culture that impact Nash has received numerous awards Fortune, Businessweek, and various industry youth learning. He is now investigating youth over the years and was voted one of the top publications. He is a regular presenter at identity and culture. fi ve alto saxophonists for the last fi ve years industry conferences and has appeared on Muñoz has also begun research on in the British Jazz Awards. He has recorded television and in fi lm. He holds an MBA from how Waldorf (Steiner) education and other three solo CDs: Setting New Standards, the MIT Sloan School of Management and forms of holistic teaching affect educational alongside , , and earned his bachelor’s in computer science Martin Parker outcomes. His doctoral dissertation will Graham Harvey; Snapshot, with Jan Lun- from Harvard University. Martin Parker is a composer and impro- focus on youth who have transitioned from dgren, Geoff Gascoyne, and Steve Brown; O’Brien has dual citizenship in the U.S. visational sonic artist whose work spans col- alternative education systems and include and award- winning Joyriding. and Ireland. laborative performance, sound installation, documentation and analysis of their indi- Since 2004, he has been a member audiovision, and systems development for vidual experiences. of the Rhythm and Blues confi gurable compositions. While the outputs 46 themselves are diverse, they meet at the CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS Monday,Participant April Prosopography 4, 2011 64th67th Orchestra. He has also appeared on CDs intersection of sound, technology, people, discovered, shared, and bought. The Grom- with Don Grusin, George Melly, Bob Dorough, and place. met is her third startup, following roles as Peter Green, Shakatak, Lulu, and David Parker’s compositions have been vice president at Design Continuum and Sanborn, and performed live and on TV with performed by some of the world’s fi nest president of Ziggs.com. She started her ca- such greats as Eric Clapton, Sir Paul Mc- experimental performers, including the reer as an industrial designer for technology Cartney, Solomon Burke, Annie Lennox, Joss Athelas Sinfonietta and New Noise Lon- companies and was subsequently a senior Jay M. Parker Stone, Boz Scaggs and other top recording Jay Parker is professor and chair of In- don. He has collaborated with Evan Parker, executive for large brands such as Keds, artists. He is now a regular member of Brian ternational Security Studies at the College of Theatre Cryptic, the Baltimore Symphony Stride Rite, and Playskool. Culbertson’s European tour band and was International Security Affairs at the National Orchestra, Music at the Brewhouse, and In 2013, Pieri was named one of the a member of Jack Bruce’s Big Blues Band. Defense University. His teaching and re- the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra. In “Most Powerful Women Entrepreneurs” Nash’s funky band, Protect the Beat, has search areas include international relations, 2009, he began experimenting with locative by Fortune magazine and was included in released two CDs and performs at major jazznational security, fi lm, foreign policy, news media and developed a series of works for Goldman Sachs’s “100 Most Interesting festivals around the world. media, American politics, civil-military rela- headphones and special sites around the Entrepreneurs in 2014.” In June 2014, she Nash is a co-director of Jazzizit records tions, and higher education. Parker retired East Neuk in Fife, Scotland. His headphone- was invited to the White House Maker Faire and owns and operates Clowns Pocket from the U.S. Army as a colonel after 26 based listening evolved into journeyMan, a to launch The Grommet Wholesale Platform, Recording Studio. years of service. In his fi nal assignment, he composition platform using various sensors an extension of the business which bridges served for more than a decade as profes- in smart technologies to perform pieces for a the gap between makers and main street sor and director of international relations listener who is engaged in other activities. retailers. and security studies at West Point. He has In 2010, Parker composed Songs for She frequently speaks on consumer also served on the faculties of Georgetown, an Airless Room, which toured cinemas in trends and technologies, design, and George Washington, and Columbia Universi- the U.K. and focused on the isolation caused entrepreneurship at many institutions such ties. by computer addiction. His 2011 audiovisual as the Harvard Business School, Savannah Will O’Brien Prior to his military service, he was a piece, ManHigh, a collaborative venture, College of Art and Design, and MIT and at Will O’Brien is a seasoned technology congressional staff assistant and a politi- incorporated footage from Joseph Kittinger’s conferences such as the Internet Retailer entrepreneur and executive with deep ex- cal media consultant. Parker is a Truman epic 1960 leap from space and blended and SXSW. Pieri has been featured in the pertise in bringing innovative and disruptive National Security Project senior advisor and electronic and instrumental music around media including The New York Times, The businesses to market. He is also active in trustee, a member of the Council on Foreign a real-time visual remix. Current projects Wall Street Journal, Forbes, and Fortune. She the early stage ecosystem, as an investor Relations, a U.S.-Japan leader fellow, and include a multi-speaker rant dedicated to writes a personal blog at jules.thegrommet. and advisor. He is CEO and cofounder of serves on the board of associates for the the band Pussy Riot, a new opera for cinema com and posts as @julespieri on Twitter and BitGo, the leading bitcoin security company Center for Civilians in Confl ict. He served called Mezzanine, and a vocal improvisation Instagram. and a pioneer in multi-signature technolo- as executive vice president of the Center performance called Vertebrae. Pieri completed her undergraduate gies. BitGo has raised more than $14 million for the Study of the Presidency, where he Parker is a senior lecturer and program degree summa cum laude at the University in venture fi nancing. was also advisor and center liaison to the director of the MSc Sound Design program of Michigan and people tell her she is the O’Brien was previously an executive at Iraq Study Group, and he was a member at the University of Edinburgh, artistic direc- fi rst designer to graduate from the Harvard Big Fish Games where he led corporate and of advisory committees for the Museum of tor of the Dialogues Experimental Music Fes- Business School, where she is currently an business development. He also held leader- Television and Radio (now the Paley Center). tival, and director of outreach at Edinburgh entrepreneur in residence. ship roles at TrialPay, Random Walk Comput-Parker was a member of the defense policy College of Art. He has a PhD in composition ing, and founded and operated his own team and the veterans advisory group for and is currently using his four month curato- startups in consumer Internet and media. the Obama presidential campaign. He is a rial residency at Talbot Rice Gallery to exhibit He is an accomplished public speaker graduate of the University of Arizona and gap in the air which brings technicians and and has been featured in The Wall Street earned his PhD from Columbia University. curators together with artists and audiences Journal, The New York Times, Forbes, in order to examine the challenge of sound Fortune, Businessweek, and various industry in gallery spaces. Leonard Pitts, Jr. publications. He is a regular presenter at Leonard Pitts, Jr. was born and raised industry conferences and has appeared on in southern California and now lives in television and in fi lm. He holds an MBA from suburban Washington, D.C. with his wife and the MIT Sloan School of Management and children. He is a columnist for The Miami earned his bachelor’s in computer science Herald and the author of Freeman, Before Martin Parker from Harvard University. Martin Parker is a composer and impro- I Forget, the collection Forward From this O’Brien has dual citizenship in the U.S. visational sonic artist whose work spans col- Jules Pieri Moment, Becoming Dad: Black Men and the and Ireland. laborative performance, sound installation, Jules Pieri is cofounder and CEO of the Journey to Fatherhood, and Daily Triumphs, audiovision, and systems development for product launch platform The Grommet. The Tragedies, and Curiosities. confi gurable compositions. While the outputs company’s “Citizen Commerce” movement is reshaping how consumer products get themselves are diverse, they meet at the 47 CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS ParticipantMonday, April Prosopography 4, 2011 67th64th In a career spanning 35 years, Pitts peer reviewed papers and numerous popular the Conference on World Affairs and consid- campaigns to educate the public about has been a columnist, a college professor, a articles on sustainability science and policy. ers Boulder a second home. genetically modifi ed seeds and the system radio producer, a lecturer, and, above all, a His academic work has been widely of producing GM foods. Rose-Avila believes writer. In 2004, he was awarded the Pulitzer recognized. He has served on numerous ad- that we must protect workers, consumers, Prize for commentary. He was also a fi nalist visory committees and lectured by invitation and the environment and that food safety for the Pulitzer in 1992. In 1997, he took fi rst in 27 countries. Rees is a founding mem- should be viewed as a human rights issue. In place for commentary in division four (news- ber and former president of the Canadian addition to food safety, Rose-Avila is involved papers with a circulation of over 300,000 Society for Ecological Economics, a founding in a variety of other human rights initiatives, readers) in the American Association of director of the One Earth Initiative, and a Nina Richardson including working to abolish the death pen- Sunday and Feature Editors’ Ninth Annual fellow of the Post-Carbon Institute. He was Nina Richardson is a managing director alty, improving immigrant rights, teaching Writing Awards competition. He has written elected to the Royal Society of Canada in of Three Rivers Energy, an energy services peace and nonviolence to gang members, widely-read columns on the fatal shooting of 2006 and, in 2007, was awarded a pres- company she co-founded in 2004. This and protecting the rights of voters. Trayvon Martin by George Zimmerman. tigious Trudeau Foundation Fellowship. In past February, Richardson left GoPro after Rose-Avila dedicated himself to a life His column “We’ll Go Forward From This 2012, he received an honorary doctorate serving for two years as the company’s COO of activism after participating in student Moment,” an angry and defi ant open letter from Laval University, the Boulding Prize where she was responsible for engineering, demonstrations at the University of Colora- to terrorists, generated upwards of 30,000 in ecological economics and a Blue Planet operations, sales operations, quality, human do-Boulder in 1968 upon the death of Dr. emails, and has been set to music, reprinted Prize. He was elected a full member of the resources, and customer support. Martin Luther King Jr. He has worked with in poster form, read on television by Regis Club of Rome in 2014. Previously, she provided operations ex- Cesar Chavez, Dolores Huerta, Pete Velasco Philbin, and quoted by Congressman Richard pertise and interim operations management and other key leaders of the United Farm Gephardt as part of the Democratic Party’s for a variety of companies including Tesla Workers Union. weekly radio address. Pitts is a three-time Motors, Touch Tunes Interactive Networks, recipient of the National Association of Black Solaria, and UltraCell. She held a variety of Journalists’ Award of Excellence, a fi ve-time executive positions at Flextronics, a global recipient of the Atlantic City Press Club’s electronics manufacturing services provider, National Headliners Award, and a seven- Evelyn Resh including vice president of Worldwide Design time recipient of the Society of Professional Evelyn Resh is a practicing nurse-mid- for Imaging and Printing and vice president Journalists’ Green Eyeshade Award. wife, sexuality counselor, writer, and speaker. of the Hewlett Packard global account, Andrew Safi r She has been in clinical practice for over 20 which she grew from $500 million to $1.8 Andrew Safi r is the president of Recon years and currently sees OB/GYN patients billion over three years. Research Corporation (Recon), an economic in a busy collaborative practice where Richardson has led training seminars advisory fi rm based in Los Angeles, which midwives and physicians give patients the through the Breakthrough International specializes in the resolution of complex best of both disciplines. She developed her Group for corporations to increase their corporate disputes by providing assistance writing and public speaking career in her effectiveness, communication and partner- in such areas as antitrust analysis, valuation, William Rees late forties after many years of caring for ships. She mentors women leaders through general damage assessments, and intellec- William Rees is a bio-ecologist, ecologi- patients and their families. She is known for Women Unlimited, has advised the charitabletual property issues. cal economist, former director and professor her warmth and humor as a public speaker organization We Care Solar, and was previ- Earlier in his career, Safi r held a variety emeritus of the University of British Colum- and writer as well as her insights about sex ously on the board of directors of Family of jobs in federal and state government. bia’s School of Community and Regional and health. Her two books, Women, Sex, Supportive Housing in San Jose, California. In 1972, he worked on the staff of the Planning. His early research focused on Power, and Pleasure: Getting the Life (and She holds a BS in industrial engineer- President’s Council of Economic Advisers environmental assessment but gradually Sex) You Want (2013) and The Secret Lives ing from Purdue University and an executive in Washington, D.C. and then as a mem- extended to the biophysical requirements of Teen Girls: What Your Mother Wouldn’t MBA from Pepperdine University. ber of the White House staff. In both these for sustainability and the implications of Talk About but Your Daughter Needs to Know positions he had great access, virtually no global ecological trends. Along the way, (2009) approach sexuality from an integra- responsibility, and a really good time. he developed a special interest in modern tive health and whole-life perspective. He next moved to the U.S. Department of cities as “dissipative structures” which are Resh currently writes for the American Justice, where he investigated white collar particularly vulnerable components of the Sexual Health Association website and has crime and antitrust abuses. During his ten- total human ecosystem. been a contributing writer for Oprah.com, ure, bank mega-mergers were found to be Rees is best known as the originator eHarmony.com, The Huffi ngton Post, GURL. Magdaleno (Leno) Rose-Avila clearly in the public interest and gambling and co-developer of ecological footprint com, Seventeen.com, and many others. Leno Rose-Avila is a dreamer, writer, was uncovered in Casablanca. analysis. His book on the subject (co-au- She also maintains an audience of readers poet, and human rights activist. He is also In 1975, Safi r became the deputy direc- thored with his former PhD student, Mathis through her blog and website. a gifted public speaker with the ability to tor of the Offi ce of International Energy Wackernagel) has been published in eight She and her spouse of 21 years live and break through social boundaries to inspire Policy at the U.S. Department of the Trea- languages. He is also author of over 150 work in western Massachusetts. She loves and motivate others. These days, Rose- sury. In this capacity, he was responsible for Avila is focused on food safety, particularly assisting in the negotiation of multilateral 48 CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS Monday,Participant April Prosopography 4, 2011 64th67th the Conference on World Affairs and consid- campaigns to educate the public about energy treaties, primarily in Paris, where Zealand (with distinction) and The Johns ers Boulder a second home. genetically modifi ed seeds and the system he reluctantly traveled many times over the Hopkins Schools of Advanced International of producing GM foods. Rose-Avila believes following two years. After an unfortunate Studies. In 2005, she received her PhD from that we must protect workers, consumers, incident involving a large truffl e hound and Georgetown University. and the environment and that food safety a slab of foie gras, he resigned, married, should be viewed as a human rights issue. In switched coasts, and ended up as the addition to food safety, Rose-Avila is involved chief business economist for the State of in a variety of other human rights initiatives, California. However, a coalition of irate labor Nina Richardson including working to abolish the death pen- unions, disgruntled business owners, and Nina Richardson is a managing director alty, improving immigrant rights, teaching seething state representatives suggested he of Three Rivers Energy, an energy services peace and nonviolence to gang members, try the private sector, and he founded Recon Frank Shafroth company she co-founded in 2004. This and protecting the rights of voters. mainly to get even. Frank Shafroth is an attorney and a past February, Richardson left GoPro after Rose-Avila dedicated himself to a life Somehow, he was awarded his bach- member of the U.S. Supreme Court Bar. He serving for two years as the company’s COO of activism after participating in student elor’s degree in economics and psychology currently serves as director of the State and where she was responsible for engineering, demonstrations at the University of Colora- from the University of Colorado at Boulder Local Government Leadership Center at operations, sales operations, quality, human do-Boulder in 1968 upon the death of Dr. and a master’s degree and PhD in econom- George Mason University and as an assistant resources, and customer support. Martin Luther King Jr. He has worked with ics from Tufts University. professor in the Graduate School of Public Previously, she provided operations ex- Cesar Chavez, Dolores Huerta, Pete Velasco Policy at George Washington University. pertise and interim operations management and other key leaders of the United Farm Shafroth produces digital weekly news for a variety of companies including Tesla Workers Union. on federal, judicial, and state and local is- Motors, Touch Tunes Interactive Networks, sues and developments for state and local Solaria, and UltraCell. She held a variety of leaders across the country. He is a regular executive positions at Flextronics, a global columnist for Governing and State Tax Notes. electronics manufacturing services provider, Tammy S. Schultz He previously served as Chief of Staff for including vice president of Worldwide Design Tammy Schultz is the director of National U.S. Representative Jim Moran, as an as- for Imaging and Printing and vice president Security and Joint Warfare and a professor sistant counsel for the U.S. Senate Banking of the Hewlett Packard global account, Andrew Safi r of strategic studies at the U.S. Marine Corps Committee, and as Director of Policy and which she grew from $500 million to $1.8 Andrew Safi r is the president of Recon War College. In 2010, she won the Dr. Elihu Federal Relations for both the National Gov- billion over three years. Research Corporation (Recon), an economic Rose Award for Teaching Excellence, and ernors Association and the National League Richardson has led training seminars advisory fi rm based in Los Angeles, which was the 2011 nominee. She also teaches of Cities. through the Breakthrough International specializes in the resolution of complex foreign service offi cers at the U.S. State Early in his career, Shafroth served in Group for corporations to increase their corporate disputes by providing assistance Department and is an adjunct professor at the Peace Corps in Gbaepo Grebo Konweak- effectiveness, communication and partner- in such areas as antitrust analysis, valuation, Georgetown University’s Security Studies en, in Liberia, and in Barranquilla, Colombia. ships. She mentors women leaders through general damage assessments, and intellec- Program. Previously, she was a fellow at He then served as a Peace Corps Volunteer Women Unlimited, has advised the charitabletual property issues. the Center for a New American Security and Leader in Bogota. In that capacity, he worked organization We Care Solar, and was previ- Earlier in his career, Safi r held a variety she served as a research fellow and director with the Minister of Justice to train Peace ously on the board of directors of Family of jobs in federal and state government. of research and policy at the U.S. Army’s Corps Volunteers to work in prisons and Supportive Housing in San Jose, California. In 1972, he worked on the staff of the Peacekeeping and Stability Operations detention centers throughout the country. He She holds a BS in industrial engineer- President’s Council of Economic Advisers Institute. From 2003 to 2004, she was a is a graduate of Stanford University and the ing from Purdue University and an executive in Washington, D.C. and then as a mem- research fellow at the Brookings Institution. Georgetown University Law Center. MBA from Pepperdine University. ber of the White House staff. In both these Schultz has been published and is Shafroth and his spouse are active in positions he had great access, virtually no frequently quoted on defense and national two hometown non-profi t organizations that responsibility, and a really good time. security issues in major news outlets. She provide emergency assistance, health care, He next moved to the U.S. Department of serves on the executive board of the Mind and nutrition for low income families. He Justice, where he investigated white collar Fitness Training Institute, is a member of the is completing his 50th year as a Masters crime and antitrust abuses. During his ten- Council on Foreign Relations, and a principal swimming coach. His parents met at the ure, bank mega-mergers were found to be in the Truman National Security Project. She University of Colorado. Magdaleno (Leno) Rose-Avila clearly in the public interest and gambling is currently working on a book about the Leno Rose-Avila is a dreamer, writer, was uncovered in Casablanca. Department of Defense and another on a poet, and human rights activist. He is also In 1975, Safi r became the deputy direc- national security fi rm that consults fi ctional a gifted public speaker with the ability to tor of the Offi ce of International Energy characters. break through social boundaries to inspire Policy at the U.S. Department of the Trea- Schultz graduated summa cum laude and motivate others. These days, Rose- sury. In this capacity, he was responsible for from Regis University in 1995. She has mas- Avila is focused on food safety, particularly assisting in the negotiation of multilateral ter’s degrees from Victoria University in New 49 CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS ParticipantMonday, April Prosopography 4, 2011 67th64th Ambassador to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, he saw some of the most far-reaching changes in the region’s history. On his return in October 2013, he joined The Cohen Group, an international consulting fi rm in Washing- ton, D.C. Previously, he worked for Raytheon Elizabeth Sherman Seth Shostak Jon Sinton Elizabeth Sherman is an assistant Senior astronomer at the SETI Institute Jon Sinton is a serial media entrepre- in a variety of executive positions. professor of American politics at American in California, Seth Shostak is engaged in the neur and has managed, owned, and oper- Smith has also had a distinguished mili- University, where she teaches undergradu- scientifi c search for extraterrestrial intelli- ated shows, radio stations, networks, and tary career, retiring from the U.S. Air Force ate political courses. Previously, she was gence. This subject has been known to incite allied businesses. He started as a radio air as a brigadier general. His aviation career an instructor at the Washington Center for otherwise rational folk to claim that visitors personality in Toledo, , moved into radio included 4,000 hours in the F-15 and T-38 Internships and Academic Seminars, where from deep space are buzzing the coun- management in Phoenix, Arizona, then pro- and combat sorties during Desert Storm, she taught courses on women, politics, and tryside and occasionally hauling innocent gram and marketing consulting in Atlanta, the command of the 18th Fighter Wing, public policy. She was also an adjunct pro- persons out of their bedrooms. Georgia, and ultimately into radio station the 325th Operations Group, and the 94th fessor at George Washington University. Shostak spent the early decades of his ownership in Texas, Ohio, South Carolina, Tactical Fighter Squadron. His staff postings Earlier, she was the executive director dismayingly lengthy life studying galaxies and Virginia. included deputy for operations at the North of the Presidential Classroom, a Washington, using radio telescopes. At some point during Sinton brought Jim Hightower, the American Air Defense Command, Air Force D.C. program for American and international these scholarly activities, he realized that populist author, to American radio in 1993 chair and professor of national security at high school students held at Georgetown this same hardware could also be turned to via the ABC radio networks. In 2002, sensing the National War College, and commander University, where she reestablished it as the the task of seeking intelligent cosmic com- a growing market for political talk, he cre- of the Joint Warfi ghting Center, Joint Forces premier academic and experiential learning pany. His day job now encompasses efforts ated and was the founding president of Air Command. program for outstanding juniors and seniors to eavesdrop on alien broadcasts. America Radio, which featured Al Franken, Smith is a distinguished graduate of the from across the country and around the He has written four hundred popular Rachel Maddow, , and Janeane U.S. Air Force Academy with a BS in military world interested in a challenging leadership articles on astronomy, fi lm, technology, Garofalo. Air America represented the birth history, and a graduate of the Air Command program focused on government, politics, and other enervating topics. He has also of organized progressive talk on radio. and Staff College, the Naval War College, and international affairs. assaulted the public with three inoffensive Beginning in 2008, Sinton began and the National War College. He also Sherman also founded and directed trade books on the efforts by scientists to experimenting with various digital media received an MA in history from Indiana Uni- the Center for Women in Politics and Public prove that we’re not alone in the universe. projects including subscription podcasts of versity. He is married to CWA panelist Janet Policy at the University of Massachusetts With a Boulder-based coauthor, he has The Show and Ring of Fire, with Breslin-Smith, and they have four children, comprising a graduate program, research written a textbook that he claims has had a , Robert F. Kennedy Jr., and Mike the youngest of whom graduated from the institute, and conference series focused on modestly positive effect on college students. Papantonio. In early 2011, Sinton cofounded University of Colorado at Boulder. women’s political leadership and the devel- He also hosts a weekly, one-hour radio show the smartphone app Progressive Voices (PV), opment of policy research and debate on entitled Big Picture Science, boasting a which aggregates all progressive content issues of concern to women in the state. worldwide audience. that is seen, heard, or read. In 2012, PV Previously she was a research fellow at Shostak’s background encompasses launched a streaming radio service, The the John F. Kennedy School of Government such diverse activities as fi lmmaking, rail- Progressive Voices Channel, on TuneIn. at Harvard University, where she devel- roading, and computer animation. A frequent Sinton is a 1977 graduate of Bowling oped research projects and completed two lecturer and sound bite artist on television Green State University, where he now serves John B. Smith articles for policy journals on the topics of and radio, he can occasionally be heard on the board of directors of the Telecomm John B. Smith is a senior supply chain family leave and comparable worth policies. lamenting the fact that, according to his own Alumni Association. He is also the immedi- executive with extensive experience in In addition, Sherman taught two graduate estimate, he was born two generations too ate past chairman of the Georgia chapter of transforming organizations worldwide to seminars and organized guest lectures on soon to benefi t from the cure for death. He Common Cause. achieve world-class performance. women in public leadership and the chang- is the inventor of the electric banana, a fact Smith has lived in eight countries outside ing role of the First Lady. She also served that he insists has had little positive effect the U.S.: Germany, Belgium, England, Ven- as the associate director of the women in on his lifestyle. ezuela, Argentina, Canada, Japan, and Korea. politics and government program at Boston He worked with Procter & Gamble for 25 College, where she taught graduate courses years and later served as the executive vice on women in politics and contemporary president of global operations for Germany- based Havells-Sylvania. Most recently, Smith issues. Jim Smith Jim Smith’s love affair with Boulder and worked with Kraft Foods to design a supply the CWA began more than a decade ago, chain work system (Integrated Lean Six though the annual pilgrimage to connect Sigma) that incorporates high performance with old friends and new ideas was put on team design, servant leadership, total hold for four years. During that time, as U.S. quality management, and total productive 50 maintenance. For the past two years, he CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS Monday,Participant April Prosopography 4, 2011 64th67th Ambassador to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, has coached nine organizations around the creative forecasting services, and production he saw some of the most far-reaching globe. In September 2014, Smith returned management expertise. changes in the region’s history. On his return to the U.S. to lead the transformation of the Tanabe has placed particular emphasis in October 2013, he joined The Cohen Group, largest operation in Kraft. on projects with a positive social impact, an international consulting fi rm in Washing- Smith has also been active in community such as the Patravadi acrobats project in ton, D.C. Previously, he worked for Raytheon affairs, most notably serving for two years as Thailand. This nonprofi t initiative educated Jon Sinton Jon Sinton is a serial media entrepre- in a variety of executive positions. campaign chair of the United Way of Quinte high-potential Thais between the ages of neur and has managed, owned, and oper- Smith has also had a distinguished mili- in Ontario, Canada. eight and 21, regardless of social or fi nancial ated shows, radio stations, networks, and tary career, retiring from the U.S. Air Force Smith graduated from the Virginia situation, in acrobatics, aerial arts, dance, allied businesses. He started as a radio air as a brigadier general. His aviation career Military Institute in 1974. He is a registered and physical acting. personality in Toledo, Ohio, moved into radio included 4,000 hours in the F-15 and T-38 professional engineer and a senior member CWA 2012 inspired Tanabe to found the management in Phoenix, Arizona, then pro- and combat sorties during Desert Storm, of the American Society of Quality. He served novel crowd-sourcing audition platform “The gram and marketing consulting in Atlanta, the command of the 18th Fighter Wing, in the U.S. Army from 1974 to 1978 and was Republique,” which is dedicated to creating Georgia, and ultimately into radio station the 325th Operations Group, and the 94th a senior parachutist and ranger. online creative communities of international ownership in Texas, Ohio, South Carolina, Tactical Fighter Squadron. His staff postings Smith and his wife, Mary, have seven artists and to better understanding the and Virginia. included deputy for operations at the North children who were born in fi ve different dynamics of their creative process. Sinton brought Jim Hightower, the American Air Defense Command, Air Force countries. They are expecting their ninth populist author, to American radio in 1993 chair and professor of national security at grandchild in March. via the ABC radio networks. In 2002, sensing the National War College, and commander a growing market for political talk, he cre- of the Joint Warfi ghting Center, Joint Forces ated and was the founding president of Air Command. America Radio, which featured Al Franken, Smith is a distinguished graduate of the Rachel Maddow, Marc Maron, and Janeane U.S. Air Force Academy with a BS in military Michelle Thaller Garofalo. Air America represented the birth history, and a graduate of the Air Command Michelle Thaller is a nationally rec- of organized progressive talk on radio. and Staff College, the Naval War College, James Tanabe ognized spokesperson for astronomy and Beginning in 2008, Sinton began and the National War College. He also Formerly an artistic director at Cirque du science, and the assistant director of sci- experimenting with various digital media received an MA in history from Indiana Uni- Soleil, James Tanabe is a polymath whose ence at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center. projects including subscription podcasts of versity. He is married to CWA panelist Janet passion lies at the intersection of the sci- She has a bachelor’s degree in astrophysics The Mike Malloy Show and Ring of Fire, with Breslin-Smith, and they have four children, ences, performing arts, and international from Harvard, and a PhD from Georgia State Sam Seder, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., and Mike the youngest of whom graduated from the entrepreneurship. He is a graduate of MIT University. Her research specialized in the Papantonio. In early 2011, Sinton cofounded University of Colorado at Boulder. and of the world-renowned National Circus evolution of binary star systems, and after a the smartphone app Progressive Voices (PV), School of Montreal. He has a master’s in post-doctoral research fellowship at Caltech, which aggregates all progressive content international studies from the University of she became particularly interested in public that is seen, heard, or read. In 2012, PV Pennsylvania, and he received his MBA from outreach and science communication. launched a streaming radio service, The the Wharton School there, with a focus on Thaller has produced and starred in several Progressive Voices Channel, on TuneIn. “international strategy for creative indus- series available on iTunes and You- Sinton is a 1977 graduate of Bowling tries.” His science background includes Tube, and has received the highest honors Green State University, where he now serves John B. Smith research in molecular biology and neurol- for online programming. She has been a on the board of directors of the Telecomm John B. Smith is a senior supply chain ogy at the Mayo Clinic and in space plasma regular host of the History Channel’s The Alumni Association. He is also the immedi- executive with extensive experience in physics at MIT’s Kavli Institute for Astrophys- Universe, National Geographic’s The Known ate past chairman of the Georgia chapter of transforming organizations worldwide to ics and Space. Universe, and the Discovery Channel’s How Common Cause. achieve world-class performance. As a director, choreographer, performer, the Universe Works. Smith has lived in eight countries outside playwright, and writer, Tanabe has worked Thaller has led efforts to develop the U.S.: Germany, Belgium, England, Ven- throughout Europe, Asia, North America, high-quality social media presence for ezuela, Argentina, Canada, Japan, and Korea. and Africa and has served as a lecturer, NASA’s missions, and leads national media He worked with Procter & Gamble for 25 instructor, coach, and director of projects campaigns on behalf of the agency. She years and later served as the executive vice promoting international artistic collabora- currently represents all of NASA’s science president of global operations for Germany- tion. Multilingual in six languages, and with themes, including Earth science and climate based Havells-Sylvania. Most recently, Smith extensive living and working experience change, the sun and space weather, solar Jim Smith Jim Smith’s love affair with Boulder and worked with Kraft Foods to design a supply on four continents, Tanabe is a specialist in system exploration, cosmology, and the deep the CWA began more than a decade ago, chain work system (Integrated Lean Six large-scale intercultural project manage- universe. Outside of NASA, she serves as a though the annual pilgrimage to connect Sigma) that incorporates high performance ment. Through IC2, a consulting fi rm he co- science advisor for Hank and John Green’s with old friends and new ideas was put on team design, servant leadership, total founded to serve fi rms in the creative sector, Crash Course on PBS Home Video, and has hold for four years. During that time, as U.S. quality management, and total productive he provides business development advice, maintenance. For the past two years, he 51 CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS ParticipantMonday, April Prosopography 4, 2011 67th64th recently produced a short series on Public that prevents drug policy debate. Establish- founded and directed a program on sustain- Radio Exchange about the culture and ing humane and sustainable alternatives to able conservation fi nance at The Gordon and philosophy of science. Thaller has received the drug war fi ts into the project’s mandate Betty Moore Foundation, the world’s largest numerous awards including the Robert God- as one of the major social justice issues at private funder of conservation projects. dard Award, the Women in Aerospace Award, home and abroad. He has worked for many Additionally, he was an investor and board and an induction into the Space Camp Hall years to stop futile drug crop eradication member of Brasil Ecodiesel, the largest John Tirman of Fame. John Tirman is executive director of campaigns from Asia to the Andes. producer of biodiesel in the Americas. the Center for International Studies at the Tree’s other interests include the He has an undergraduate degree in Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). culture wars, third-rail politics, and political Latin American history from Harvard and an He is an MIT principal research scientist messaging. He has been featured in more MBA in operations research from the Univer- and also directs the Persian Gulf Initiative. than a dozen documentary fi lms and has sity of Colorado at Boulder. In 1996, he was Previously, he was program director at the appeared in hundreds of print and broadcast awarded the Order of Rio Branco by Presi- Social Science Research Council, a Fulbright interviews. He began his career working in dent Fernando Henrique Cardoso of Brazil. William Thorne, Jr. Senior Scholar in Cyprus, and the executive the fi eld of international human rights, then He lives with his wife Mary, an accomplished William Thorne, a Pomo and Coast Mi- director of the Winston Foundation for World became a military and diplomatic historian choral singer, in San Francisco, California. wok Indian, retired after 34 years as a tribal Peace. He earned a PhD in political science and collaborated with Gar Alperovitz on judge in Utah, Idaho, Montana, New Mexico, at , where he studied with the book The Decision to Use the Atomic Colorado, Arizona, Wisconsin, South Dakota, and . Bomb and the Architecture of an American Nevada, California, Nebraska, and Michigan, Tirman’s books include, most recently, Myth. He has also assisted entertainer Harry as well as 27 years as a trial and appellate Dream Chasers: Immigration and the Ameri- Belafonte and worked as an associate editor judge for the State of Utah. can Backlash, 100 Ways America Is Screw- of CovertAction Quarterly. Thorne received his bachelor’s from ing Up the World (2006), and The Deaths of His favorite activities include jumping to Ernie Watts the University of Santa Clara and a JD from Others: The Fate of Civilians in America’s conclusions and dancing on the third rail of Ernie Watts fi rst picked up a saxophone Stanford Law School. He is the former Wars (2011), a major contribution to un- politics. Tree was born in Taiwan, grew up in more than 55 years ago, at 13. He fi rst president and current vice-president of derstanding confl ict and America’s involve- Reston, Virginia, and now lives in Washing- heard John Coltrane on Kind of Blue at 14 the National Indian Justice Center and a ment. He coauthored two books on Iran-U.S. ton, D.C. and says, “It was as though someone put former member of the boards of directors for relations: Becoming Enemies (2012) and my hand in a light socket.” By age 16, he National Court Appointed Special Advocate, U.S.-Iran Misperceptions: A Dialogue (2014). was a featured soloist with the Delaware the Evan B. Donaldson Adoption Institute, Periodicals in which his articles have Symphony, but learning jazz by ear. While the National Council of Juvenile and Family appeared include The Nation, the Interna- attending Boston’s Berklee College of Music Court Judges, and the National American tional Herald Tribune, The Boston Globe, The on a Downbeat Scholarship, he was asked Indian Court Judges Association. He is also Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, to join Buddy Rich’s Big Band, recorded with a former chair of the Utah Juvenile Justice the Boston Review, The New York Times, and Terry Vogt them and toured the world. Task Force of the Commission on Criminal The Huffi ngton Post, among others. Terry Vogt is the chairman of Global In 1968, Watts moved to Los Angeles, and Juvenile Justice, former vice-chair of As a Fulbright Scholar, Tirman created an Footprint Network, an Oakland, California recording with pop icons such as Marvin the Utah Board of Youth Corrections, former educational web site, the Cyprus Confl ict. based international think tank that provides Gaye, Steely Dan, Carole King, Frank Zappa, member of the Salt Lake County Domes- He has led several research projects at MIT, ecological footprint accounting tools to drive many Motown artists, and numerous others. tic Violence Advisory Committee, former mainly focusing on the Persian Gulf, interna- informed policy decisions in a resource- He spent 20 years as a member of the band member of the steering committee for the tional migration, and U.S. foreign policy. constrained world. The organization works on Johnny Carson’s The Tonight Show and Judicial Council’s Task Force on Racial and with local and national governments, inves- regularly played jazz in area clubs. After Ethnic Fairness, and on the ABA Steering tors, and opinion leaders to help all people meeting Charlie Haden, the great jazz bass- Committee on the Unmet Legal Needs of live well, within the means of one planet. On ist, he joined him in Pat Metheny’s Special Children. He is currently chair of the board the “for profi t” side of his ledger, Vogt is the Quartet in Asia, and then became a charter for Child Trends, Inc., a member of the board managing director at Terra Global Capital, a member of Quartet West, Haden’s jazz for WestEd Inc., and serves on the board of company facilitating the market for agricul- quartet from the 1980s. Playing with Haden the Center for the Study of Social Policy. ture and forestry based carbon credits. inspired Watts to move from production Sanho Tree Since his retirement from the bench, Sanho Tree is a fellow at the Institute for He has a wide-ranging international music in the studios to live jazz on the road. Thorne has worked with efforts devoted Policy Studies and has been director of its business and development background, He and his wife, Patricia, started Flying to improving the lives of children and their Drug Policy Project since 1998. This project including investment banking and private Dolphin Records in 2004 so Watts would families. He has two daughters and three works to end the “war on drugs” and replace equity experience. He served as deputy have creative control of his music. In Ger- grandchildren. it with policies that promote public health director general of the Inter-American Insti- many last year, Watts received the Frankfurt and safety, including a focus on tax-and-reg- tute for Cooperation on Agriculture, a multi- Music Prize for excellence in performance, ulate models of cannabis control and new lateral organization focused on agriculture composition, and lifetime achievement in and rural sustainable development. Vogt also music. He tours in Europe, Asia, and North 52 mechanisms to bypass the political paralysis CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS Monday,Participant April Prosopography 4, 2011 64th67th that prevents drug policy debate. Establish- founded and directed a program on sustain- America, and teaches master classes at ing humane and sustainable alternatives to able conservation fi nance at The Gordon and colleges and universities while touring. One the drug war fi ts into the project’s mandate Betty Moore Foundation, the world’s largest of his latest projects is with the Croatian as one of the major social justice issues at private funder of conservation projects. National Radio-Television Orchestra. Believ- home and abroad. He has worked for many Additionally, he was an investor and board ing that music has the power to connect all years to stop futile drug crop eradication member of Brasil Ecodiesel, the largest people, Watts says, “Music is God singing campaigns from Asia to the Andes. producer of biodiesel in the Americas. through us.” Liz Weir Tree’s other interests include the He has an undergraduate degree in Liz Weir is an internationally-renowned culture wars, third-rail politics, and political Latin American history from Harvard and an storyteller and writer from Northern Ireland, messaging. He has been featured in more MBA in operations research from the Univer- who has told her tales to children and adults than a dozen documentary fi lms and has sity of Colorado at Boulder. In 1996, he was on fi ve continents. She learned about the appeared in hundreds of print and broadcast awarded the Order of Rio Branco by Presi- healing power of storytelling as a children’s interviews. He began his career working in dent Fernando Henrique Cardoso of Brazil. librarian for the city of Belfast in the 1970s. the fi eld of international human rights, then He lives with his wife Mary, an accomplished Sarah Weddington Weir appears at major international festivals became a military and diplomatic historian choral singer, in San Francisco, California. Sarah Weddington lives a life of leader- but is equally happy working with local com- and collaborated with Gar Alperovitz on ship and shares her expertise and insights munity groups. the book The Decision to Use the Atomic with audiences. She is a nationally-known She often works with musicians, and Bomb and the Architecture of an American attorney and spokesperson on leadership during 2014 premiered All for the Dead Myth. He has also assisted entertainer Harry and public issues. Man’s Penny, her original story of an Irish Belafonte and worked as an associate editor She is best known for arguing and soldier in World War I that is interwoven of CovertAction Quarterly. winning the 1973 landmark Supreme with an Irish wonder tale. Fusing dialogue His favorite activities include jumping to Ernie Watts Court case Roe v. Wade which dramatically and fi ddle music, this work has been conclusions and dancing on the third rail of Ernie Watts fi rst picked up a saxophone expanded the choices available to American described as “bringing magic and life to politics. Tree was born in Taiwan, grew up in more than 55 years ago, at 13. He fi rst women. She is thought to be the youngest history.” Her collaboration with the Mavron Reston, Virginia, and now lives in Washing- heard John Coltrane on Kind of Blue at 14 woman to ever argue before that court and Quartet resulted in A Wailing on the Wind, a ton, D.C. and says, “It was as though someone put was featured in Time’s special edition “80 performance piece set during World War II my hand in a light socket.” By age 16, he Days that Changed the World” about the which was nominated for a British Award for was a featured soloist with the Delaware Roe case. She recently released a 40th an- Storytelling Excellence. Symphony, but learning jazz by ear. While niversary edition of her best-selling book, A Weir is the author of more than 20 attending Boston’s Berklee College of Music Question of Choice. children’s books, including When Dad Was on a Downbeat Scholarship, he was asked Later in 1973, Weddington joined four Away, a picture book about a child whose to join Buddy Rich’s Big Band, recorded with other women as the fi rst female members of father is in jail. She has also written scripts Terry Vogt them and toured the world. the Texas House of Representatives where for television animations aimed at young Terry Vogt is the chairman of Global In 1968, Watts moved to Los Angeles, they created many laws benefi ting Texas children and promoting respect for differ- Footprint Network, an Oakland, California recording with pop icons such as Marvin women. ence. based international think tank that provides Gaye, Steely Dan, Carole King, Frank Zappa, In 1977, President Jimmy Carter As the fi rst winner of the International ecological footprint accounting tools to drive many Motown artists, and numerous others. appointed Weddington as general counsel Storybridge Award from the National Story- informed policy decisions in a resource- He spent 20 years as a member of the band of the U.S. Department of Agriculture; she telling Network, Weir was cited for “exem- constrained world. The organization works on Johnny Carson’s The Tonight Show and was the fi rst woman to hold that position. In plary work promoting the art of storytelling with local and national governments, inves- regularly played jazz in area clubs. After 1978, she became an assistant to President within Ireland and between other countries.” tors, and opinion leaders to help all people meeting Charlie Haden, the great jazz bass- Carter, assisting with many advances and As a Conference on World Affairs participant live well, within the means of one planet. On ist, he joined him in Pat Metheny’s Special federal judicial appointments for women for 15 years, she describes it as “the best the “for profi t” side of his ledger, Vogt is the Quartet in Asia, and then became a charter including the appointment of Ruth Bader week in my year!” managing director at Terra Global Capital, a member of Quartet West, Haden’s jazz Ginsburg to the Federal D.C. Circuit Court of company facilitating the market for agricul- quartet from the 1980s. Playing with Haden Appeals. ture and forestry based carbon credits. inspired Watts to move from production For 28 years, Weddington taught at He has a wide-ranging international music in the studios to live jazz on the road. The University of Texas at Austin. She was business and development background, He and his wife, Patricia, started Flying presented the Margaret Singer Award from including investment banking and private Dolphin Records in 2004 so Watts would of America, received the equity experience. He served as deputy have creative control of his music. In Ger- highest award given by the American Bar David Wilcox director general of the Inter-American Insti- many last year, Watts received the Frankfurt Association, and has received many other -born David Wilcox is a father, tute for Cooperation on Agriculture, a multi- Music Prize for excellence in performance, honors and awards. In 2012 , PBS included husband, citizen, and songwriter. At his core, lateral organization focused on agriculture composition, and lifetime achievement in her in its special series on “Women Who he is a traveler and an adventurer, always and rural sustainable development. Vogt also music. He tours in Europe, Asia, and North Make America.” 53 CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS ParticipantMonday, April Prosopography 4, 2011 67th64th on his way somewhere. His career as a cel- community perspectives and valuable has been featured by the BBC, CNN, NPR ics and the College of Europe in Bruges, ebrated songwriter and creator of more than insights for other cities around the world. and on The Colbert Report. When she isn’t Belgium. She lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico, 18 albums began with a bike ride through She won the 2012 National Association writing or running after her children, she with her husband and two children. North Carolina when he was just a teen- of Housing and Redevelopment Offi cials’ enjoys cooking, British television shows, ager. As he and a friend bicycled the Blue John D. Lange International Award for her and playing World of Warcraft. Wilson cur- Ridge Parkway in search of musicians, they contribution to the international housing de- rently lives in Seattle, Washington with her discovered Warren Wilson College, where bate and has had three opinion pieces pub- husband and their two daughters. Wilcox subsequently enrolled and pursued lished in The New York Times. She has also his new calling. been quoted by The New York Times, The Wilcox released an independent album Guardian, the BBC World News, Al Jazeera Isaiah (Ike) Wilson, III in 1987, was a winner of the prestigious America, NPR’s Worldview, and many other Colonel Isaiah (Ike) Wilson has earned a Kerrville Folk Festival New Folk award in international media outlets. reputation as a versatile and innovative 1988, and by 1989 had signed with A&M In May 2004, she received her PhD soldier-scholar. A 1989 graduate of West Records. His fi rst release on the label, How from the department of city and regional Valerie Plame Wilson Point, he has had a diversity of assignments, Did You Find Me Here, sold over 100,000 planning at the University of Pennsylvania. A former career covert CIA operations of-including troop command in Germany and copies within a year. Wilcox eventually made Her dissertation won the 2005 Gill-Chin Lim fi cer, Valerie Plame Wilson worked to protect the Balkans during the 1990s civil wars, Asheville, North Carolina his home. Award for Best Dissertation on International America’s national security and prevent the and political-military research and advi- In addition to his writing prowess, his Planning and led to articles and related proliferation of weapons of mass destruc- sory missions with the Army Chief of Staff; skills as a performer and storyteller are research published in Progressive Planning, tion, in particular nuclear weapons. Director of Homeland Security; Commander, unmatched. His lyrical insight is matched the Journal of Urban Technology, and at Wilson is the author of The New York International Security Force-Afghanistan; by a smooth baritone voice, virtuosic guitar Cidadania.org. Times bestselling memoir Fair Game: My Chief of Mission, U.S. Embassy-Kabul; and chops, and creative open tunings, giving Williamson received her undergradu- Life as a Spy, My Betrayal by the White others. A decorated combat veteran with him a range and tenderness rare in folk ate degree in biological anthropology from House, which was released as a major mo- tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, Wilson has music. For his latest release, blaze, Wilcox Swarthmore College. Raised in the Wash- tion picture of the same name starring Sean become a leading advocate for change in worked with producer Ric Hordinski, follow- ington, D.C. area, she is a dual Brazilian and Penn and Naomi Watts. Her fi rst fi ctional spy America’s concepts of and approaches to ing playful ground rules designed to ensure British citizen and lives with her daughter in thriller, Blowback, written with Sarah Lovett, security policy, war, and peace. maximum spontaneity. Rio de Janeiro. was published in 2013. The second book in Wilson’s military career has spanned the series, Burned, came out in late 2014. troop-leading, staff-planning, and teaching Wilson narrated and appeared in the assignments, and he has been published critically acclaimed documentary on the extensively. His 2007 book, Thinking Beyond dangers of nuclear proliferation Countdown War: Civil-Military Relations and Why Amer- to Zero and is an active member of the ica Fails to Win the Peace, along with his Global Zero Leadership board. service on the 2003 Operation Iraqi Freedom Theresa Williamson G. Willow Wilson She has done extensive public speaking Study Group, helped to increase attention Catalytic Communities founder Theresa G. Willow Wilson is an award-winning throughout the country and internationally to the problems and errors in U.S. post-war Williamson has become an outspoken and novelist and bestselling comic book writer. on issues including nuclear proliferation, planning for the Iraq War and sparked move- respected advocate and informant on behalf Her fi rst novel, Alif the Unseen, an urban women in intelligence, and the NSA revela- ment toward policy reforms. He has been of Rio de Janeiro’s favelas in the face of fantasy about a young hacker on the run in tions. She has written for Newsweek, CNN, at the center of innovative planning in the fast-paced urban transformations. With an unnamed Middle Eastern emirate, was , The Huffi ngton Post, and future of U.S. intervention policy. a small and agile team at CatComm, she chosen as a 2012 notable book by The New The Guardian. She is a consultant to Warner With a PhD from Cornell University and works to promote a more creative, inclu- York Times and won the 2013 World Fantasy Brothers TV and serves as director of com- multiple master’s degrees from other institu- sive, and empowering integration between Award for Best Novel. In addition, the book munity outreach at the Santa Fe Institute, tions, he is a former professor of political the city’s informal and formal communi- was shortlisted for the Flaherty-Dunnan a nonprofi t research think tank dedicated science and director of the American Politics, ties, where favelas are recognized for their First Novel Prize, the Hammett Prize and the to multidisciplinary collaboration in the sci- Policy, and Strategy academic program with heritage status and their residents are Locus Award for Best Novel. ences. She serves on the boards of United the department of social sciences at West served as equal citizens. Williamson is also Wilson’s ongoing comic book series, Way of Santa Fe County, the Penn State Point. He has held adjunct associate profes- editor-in-chief of RioOnWatch, a watchdog Ms. Marvel, is the fi rst American comic book School of International Affairs, Postpartum sorships at Columbia University, George news site and favela news service. Since series to feature a female Muslim hero as Support International, and she is involved in Washington University, Yale University, and 2010, the site has been tracking the increas- the title character. The fi rst issue is now in local public school reform. the National War College. Wilson now serves ingly intense impacts of the 2014 World Cup its seventh printing and the fi rst anthology Wilson has a bachelor’s degree from the as chief and director of the Commander’s and 2016 Olympic Games on Rio’s favelas, debuted on the bestseller list for graphic Pennsylvania State University and graduate Initiatives Group, U.S. Central Command. providing a global platform for often-ignored novels by The New York Times. Wilson’s degrees from the London School of Econom- work, which often addresses cross-cultural issues, modern religion and the Middle East, 54 CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS Monday,Participant April Prosopography 4, 2011 64th67th has been featured by the BBC, CNN, NPR ics and the College of Europe in Bruges, and on The Colbert Report. When she isn’t Belgium. She lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico, writing or running after her children, she with her husband and two children. enjoys cooking, British television shows, and playing World of Warcraft. Wilson cur- rently lives in Seattle, Washington with her Genevieve Wood husband and their two daughters. Genevieve Wood advances the policy priorities of The Heritage Foundation as senior contributor to The Daily Signal, the Isaiah (Ike) Wilson, III think tank’s multimedia news platform that Colonel Isaiah (Ike) Wilson has earned a provides policy and political news as well as reputation as a versatile and innovative conservative commentary and analysis. In soldier-scholar. A 1989 graduate of West this role, she produces regular commentary Valerie Plame Wilson Point, he has had a diversity of assignments, and makes media appearances to explain A former career covert CIA operations of-including troop command in Germany and and promote policy solutions for advancing fi cer, Valerie Plame Wilson worked to protect the Balkans during the 1990s civil wars, free enterprise, limited government, indi- America’s national security and prevent the and political-military research and advi- vidual freedom, traditional American values, proliferation of weapons of mass destruc- sory missions with the Army Chief of Staff; and a strong national defense. Wood says tion, in particular nuclear weapons. Director of Homeland Security; Commander, she enjoys the challenge of “helping every- Wilson is the author of The New York International Security Force-Afghanistan; day Americans understand how public policy Times bestselling memoir Fair Game: My Chief of Mission, U.S. Embassy-Kabul; and made in Washington, D.C. affects them.” Life as a Spy, My Betrayal by the White others. A decorated combat veteran with In her previous role as Heritage’s vice House, which was released as a major mo- tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, Wilson has president of marketing, Wood led a creative tion picture of the same name starring Sean become a leading advocate for change in team responsible for advertising, branding, Penn and Naomi Watts. Her fi rst fi ctional spy America’s concepts of and approaches to market research, product development, thriller, Blowback, written with Sarah Lovett, security policy, war, and peace. publications and video production. was published in 2013. The second book in Wilson’s military career has spanned As a commentator, she has appeared the series, Burned, came out in late 2014. troop-leading, staff-planning, and teaching on CNN, MSNBC and the Fox News Channel, Wilson narrated and appeared in the assignments, and he has been published and on programs such as CBS’s Face the critically acclaimed documentary on the extensively. His 2007 book, Thinking Beyond Nation, NBC’s Today, C-SPAN’s Washington dangers of nuclear proliferation Countdown War: Civil-Military Relations and Why Amer- Journal, PBS’s To the Contrary, and ABC’s to Zero and is an active member of the ica Fails to Win the Peace, along with his defunct Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher. Global Zero Leadership board. service on the 2003 Operation Iraqi Freedom She began her career with NBC News She has done extensive public speaking Study Group, helped to increase attention in New York in 1991 before moving to throughout the country and internationally to the problems and errors in U.S. post-war Washington, D.C. in 1994. Previously, Wood on issues including nuclear proliferation, planning for the Iraq War and sparked move- worked for a variety of political, policy, and women in intelligence, and the NSA revela- ment toward policy reforms. He has been media organizations including the Family tions. She has written for Newsweek, CNN, at the center of innovative planning in the Research Council, the Republican National The Daily Beast, The Huffi ngton Post, and future of U.S. intervention policy. Committee, the Cato Institute, the Manhattan The Guardian. She is a consultant to Warner With a PhD from Cornell University and Institute, the Susan B. Anthony List, and Brothers TV and serves as director of com- multiple master’s degrees from other institu- National Public Radio. munity outreach at the Santa Fe Institute, tions, he is a former professor of political A native of Texarkana, Texas, Wood a nonprofi t research think tank dedicated science and director of the American Politics, holds a bachelor’s degree in history from the to multidisciplinary collaboration in the sci- Policy, and Strategy academic program with College of Charleston in South Carolina. She ences. She serves on the boards of United the department of social sciences at West resides in Washington, D.C. Way of Santa Fe County, the Penn State Point. He has held adjunct associate profes- School of International Affairs, Postpartum sorships at Columbia University, George Support International, and she is involved in Washington University, Yale University, and local public school reform. the National War College. Wilson now serves Wilson has a bachelor’s degree from the as chief and director of the Commander’s Pennsylvania State University and graduate Initiatives Group, U.S. Central Command. degrees from the London School of Econom-

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57 CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS Participant Index 67th ADAMS, GORDON 1113, 1515, 2915, CLIFFORD, BILL 1512, 2464, 3113, VAN DER HORST, CHARLIE 1661, 3112, 3713, 4151, 4767, 5113 3864, 4463, 4767, 5112, 5511 2166, 2314, 3115, 3851, 4316, 4461, ALAZZAZ, SHIHANA 1513, 1869, CONSOLMAGNO, GUY 3461, 3661, 5512 2167, 2764, 3113, 3611, 4315 4111, 4312, 5311, 5516 HUGHES, MARY 1115, 1868, 2614, ALLEY, RICHARD 1513, 2463, 2914, DUBOSE, LOU 1862, 2317, 3061, 2761, 3862, 4164, 4765, 5112 3116, 3263, 3711 3511, 3861, 4579, 5116 HUSKEY, JOANNE 1111, 2464, 2613, AREGOOD, RICHARD 1868, 2317, DUPUY, TINA 1511, 1711, 2313, 3663, 3865, 4311, 5514 2761, 2913, 3117, 4612, 5116 3712, 4311, 4466, 5111, 5315 IHNATKO, ANDY 1512, 1712, 2765, AROSTEGUI, JULIE 1112, 2167, EDWARDS, MICKEY 1113, 1866, 3318, 3663, 4051, 4462, 5115 2314, 2764, 3529, 3864, 4613, 5117 2317, 2613, 3714, 3862, 4317, 5251 INNOCENT, MALOU 1111, 2314, BARBOSA, BIJOUX 2999 EGGER, ROBERT 1116, 1861, 2163, 3529, 3863, 4161, 4762, 5118 BENDER, DAVID 1051, 1511, 1831, 2611, 3115, 3512, 4764, 4911, 5119 JACKSON, VASTI 2999, 3761, 4168, 2313, 2831, 3061, 3516, 3831, 4831, ELLSWORTH, TANYA 1718, 2999, 4511, 5513 5111, 5831 3561, 4168, 4311, 5121 JEFFERY, CLARA 2462, 3117, 3262, BENSON, GUY 1712, 2315, 2763, FARNSWORTH, MARGO 1661, 2051, 3516, 4161, 5116 3714, 3862, 4179, 4464, 5118 2615, 3116, 3312, 3812, 4912, 5314 KAUFMAN, ROBERT 1515, 2317, BERLET, CHIP 1515, 1867, 2313, FARRUGIA, ADREAN 2999, 3411, 2464, 3117, 3261, 3862, 4461 3263, 4161, 4312, 5315 4701, 4801, 5121 KROENKE, WHITNEY 1514, 2163, BLAKE, LIZ 1861, 2311, 2616, 2762, FITZPATRICK, SIOBHÁN 2616, 3661, 2702, 3129, 3514, 3761, 4318 3514, 4463, 4764, 5512 3812, 4764, 5119 LYNN, FEARGAL 1112, 1851, 2911, BOUTTÉ, LILLIAN 1718, 2999, 3411, FORLANO, JULIANNA 1711, 1867, 3115, 3316, 3712, 4511, 5517 4168, 4761, 5515 2162, 2313, 3611, 4179, 4612, 5513 MACADAM, ALISON 1719, 2166, BRESLIN-SMITH, JANET 1866, 2915, FRANC, MICHAEL 1114, 1862, 2463, 2465, 2763, 3561, 4461, 4612, 5315 3315, 3863, 4162, 4464, 4614 2766, 3661, 4464, 5517 MARLIER, MIKE 2999 BRIGHAM-GRETTE, JULIE 1863, GALLANT, JOEL 1511, 2461, 2766, MARTIN, JUREK 1115, 1862, 2315, 2164, 2614, 2914, 3312, 4611, 5313 3461, 3851, 4314, 4911, 5119 2913, 3114, 3318, 4464, 5314 BRIN, DAVID 1712, 2164, 2312, GEORGE, ROBERT 1711, 2913, 3061, MCNALLY, TERRENCE 1514, 1716, 3601, 4111, 4312, 4462 3714, 4164, 4579, 4762, 5111, 5261 2161, 2765, 3114, 3761, 4763, 5517 BULL, EMILY 1867, 2314, 3116, GIBSON, MALCOLM 1511, 2162, MITCHELL, KYLE 1514, 2163, 3662, 3865, 4463, 4763 3112, 3315, 3529, 4167, 5116 3852, 4167, 4579, 5515 BUTLER, HENRY 2999, 3411, 3612 GOODE, BRAD 2999 MORRISON, JUDITH 1115, 1611, BUTLER, STUART 1114, 1719, 2462, GRACE, ANDIE 1716, 2611, 2762, 2612, 3315, 3864, 4163, 4313, 5114 2766, 3864, 4179, 4912, 5516 3129, 3318, 4466, 4761, 5261 MUÑOZ, JOAQUIN 1116, 1713, 2166, CALTABIANO, ANNA 1861, 2312, GREENWOOD, LARRY 1512, 2311, 3512, 3662, 4466, 4613, 5314 2765, 3663, 4051, 4314, 5261, 5511 2464, 3611, 4163, 4315, 5514 NASH, DEREK 2999, 3411, 4466, CARDENAS, FRANK 1116, 1716, GRIM, ARTHUR 1661, 1869, 2161, 4801, 5121 2166, 2461, 3262, 4313, 4579, 5512 2614, 3511, 4317, 5119 O’BRIEN, WILL 1512, 1715, 2611, CASCIO, JAMAIS 1715, 2165, 2914, HAM, MARY KATHARINE 2161, 3262, 3111, 3318, 4763, 4981, 5312 3811, 4316, 4462, 5312 3714, 4164, 4765, 5118 PARKER, JAY 1111,1866, 2761, CATER, MORROW 2162, 2463, 3312, HARRIS, MARK 1612, 2301, 2611, 3561, 4151, 4912, 5113, 5513 3712, 4162, 4611, 5112 3315, 3512, 4613, 5511 PARKER, MARTIN 1715, 1861, 2164, CHARROT, SÉBASTIEN 1712, 2912, HEINS, MICHAEL 1116, 1515, 2765, 3316, 3612, 4318, 5513 3129, 3316, 4316, 4601 3314, 4761, 5114, 5312 PIERI, JULES 2912, 3111, 3314, CIRINCIONE, JOE 1612, 2613, 3061, HELLER, TAMAR 1611, 2163, 3701, 3811, 4763 3713, 4301, 4767, 5112 3865, 4311, 4911, 5114, 5512 58 CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS Monday,Participant April Index 4, 2011 64th67th VAN DER HORST, CHARLIE 1661, PITTS, LEONARD 1350, 1661, 2312, THALLER, MICHELLE 1868, 2615, 2166, 2314, 3115, 3851, 4316, 4461, 2612, 3117, 3263, 3516 3263, 3812, 4111, 4312, 5313 5512 REES, WILLIAM 1863, 2165, 2762, THORNE, WILLIAM 1611, 1869, HUGHES, MARY 1115, 1868, 2614, 3461, 3812, 4163, 4611, 5051, 5517 2616, 3662, 4762, 4911, 5314 2761, 3862, 4164, 4765, 5112 RESH, EVELYN 1713, 1868, 1951, TIRMAN, JOHN 1612, 2167, 3511, HUSKEY, JOANNE 1111, 2464, 2613, 2315, 2614, 3115, 3861 4316, 4614, 5117 3663, 3865, 4311, 5514 RICHARDSON, NINA 2465, 2912, TREE, SANHO 1716, 2461, 2701, IHNATKO, ANDY 1512, 1712, 2765, 3111, 3611, 4162, 4318 2915, 3061, 3514, 4761, 5115 3318, 3663, 4051, 4462, 5115 ROSE-AVILA, LENO 1701, 2612, VOGT, TERRY 1513, 2615, 3113, INNOCENT, MALOU 1111, 2314, 2761, 3511, 4762, 5311, 5515 4313, 4463, 5311, 5514 3529, 3863, 4161, 4762, 5118 SAFIR, ANDREW 1114, 2465, 2763, WATTS, ERNIE 2999, 3612, 4168, JACKSON, VASTI 2999, 3761, 4168, 3113, 3316, 3514 4613, 5121 4511, 5513 SCHULTZ, TAMMY 1719, 1866, 2311, WEDDINGTON, SARAH 1713, 1869, JEFFERY, CLARA 2462, 3117, 3262, 3112, 3529, 4167, 5315 2315, 2764, 3516, 4765, 5650 3516, 4161, 5116 SHAFROTH, FRANK 1114, 1862, WEIR, LIZ 1514, 2911, 3314, 3712, KAUFMAN, ROBERT 1515, 2317, 2165, 2763, 3811, 4317, 5118, 5311 3861, 4901, 5113 2464, 3117, 3261, 3862, 4461 SHERMAN, ELIZABETH 1113, 2462, WILCOX, DAVID 1718, 2616, 3114, KROENKE, WHITNEY 1514, 2163, 2764, 3561, 4162, 4461, 4765, 5251 4314, 4511, 5121, 5515 2702, 3129, 3514, 3761, 4318 SHOSTAK, SETH 1715, 1863, 2615, WILLIAMSON, THERESA 1611, 2165, LYNN, FEARGAL 1112, 1851, 2911, 3601, 4111, 5115, 5516 2461, 2971, 3865, 4313, 5117, 5514 3115, 3316, 3712, 4511, 5517 SINTON, JON 1719, 2162, 2766, WILSON, WILLOW 1711, 2312, 3114, MACADAM, ALISON 1719, 2166, 3713, 4317, 4612 3863, 4179, 5313, 5516 2465, 2763, 3561, 4461, 4612, 5315 SMITH, JIM 1113, 1513, 2613, 3261, WILSON, VALERIE 3261, 3501, 4301, MARLIER, MIKE 2999 3713, 3863, 4315 4614, 5111 MARTIN, JUREK 1115, 1862, 2315, SMITH, JOHN 1112, 2465, 2912, WILSON, IKE 1111, 1612, 2612, 2913, 3114, 3318, 4464, 5314 3314, 4163, 4318 2915, 3112, 4161, 4767, 5113 MCNALLY, TERRENCE 1514, 1716, TANABE, JAMES 1112, 2164, 2762, WOOD, GENEVIEVE 1115, 1867, 2161, 2765, 3114, 3761, 4763, 5517 3129, 3512, 3861, 4314, 5511 2913, 3262, 3661 MITCHELL, KYLE 1514, 2163, 3662, 3852, 4167, 4579, 5515 MORRISON, JUDITH 1115, 1611, 2612, 3315, 3864, 4163, 4313, 5114 MUÑOZ, JOAQUIN 1116, 1713, 2166, 3512, 3662, 4466, 4613, 5314 NASH, DEREK 2999, 3411, 4466, 4801, 5121 O’BRIEN, WILL 1512, 1715, 2611, 3111, 3318, 4763, 4981, 5312 Welcome Participants! PARKER, JAY 1111,1866, 2761, 67th Annual Conference 3561, 4151, 4912, 5113, 5513 PARKER, MARTIN 1715, 1861, 2164, on World Affairs 3316, 3612, 4318, 5513 PIERI, JULES 2912, 3111, 3314, 3811, 4763

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