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The 71st The 71st April 9-13, 2019 April 9-13, 2019 Where the world’s brightest minds gather MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS WITHOUT MEMBERSHIP DUES Learn more at colorado.edu/alumni The CU Boulder Alumni Association is a proud sponsor of the Conference on World Affairs. TO PAY attention THIS IS OUR endless and PROPER Mary Oliver WORK. BOULDER www.theacademyboulder.com 970 Aurora Avenue | Boulder, Colorado Welcome Welcome to the 71st CU Boulder Conference on World Affairs! This week, over 100 speakers and performers representing 19 countries will gather on the CU Boulder campus to share their observations, their music, their movies, and more with our audiences . Many of your favorite contributors are returning to the CWA, and more than 60% of this year’s speakers are new to us, so give our first-time guests a warm welcome! The 71st CU Boulder CWA is the most diverse yet . Half of our speakers this year are women, and all of our speakers are sure to bring a wide array of perspectives and life experiences to their conversations . From left: Margaret Hollingsworth, CWA Program Committee Chair/Vice We’re excited this year to offer a Tuesday through Chair, Laurie Hathorn, CWA Community Chair, John Griffin, CWA Faculty Director Saturday schedule, one component of our broader Photo by Casey A. Cass/University of Colorado Boulder effort to make the CWA more accessible to those who are working or attending school on weekdays . This is sure to be an adjustment for all of us (yes, the Jazz Concert is on Wednesday, not Tuesday, night), but we hope that the change will be well worth it . Please let us know what you think of the new schedule, and any other feature of the CWA, by completing our audience survey on the CWA app or website . Our core themes this year are 1) Disruptive Technology, 2) Design for Life, and 3) Women and Girls Changing the World. You will find a concentration of speakers and panels addressing these themes. We hope you will also be delighted by the wide variety of other topics on offer at CWA 2019. As we look forward to a special week, we thank all those so committed to making the CWA a success each year: the CWA office team, our student and community volunteers, our University partners, and the corporate, foundation, and individual donors who contribute so generously to the Conference . We hope you enjoy a wonderful CWA Week! Margaret, Laurie, and John Contents Themes . 5 Transportation . 17 CWA Team and Program Committee . 8 Schedule of Events . 18 Donors . 10 Concurrent Events . .. 41 Sponsor Appreciation . 13 Speaker Biographies . 42 Navigating the CWA Pages . 14 Guest Speakers . 64 Campus Map . 16 * Program cover design by CWA Marketing Intern and CU Student, Carlea Kiddoo 4 Themes Themes Design for Connection: Breaking the Bubble Design for Connection: Breaking the Bubble Artists, planners, architects, and community builders will go beyond traditionalArtists, planners, framework architects, to uncover and new community designs builders that link willpeople go and places,beyond movement traditional frameworkand static form,to uncover and organic new designs and manufactured that link materialspeople and . places, movement and static form, and organic and manufactured materials. WomenWomen andand GirlsGirls ChangingChanging thethe WorldWorld MeetMeet thisthis amazingamazing wavewave ofof womenwomen leadersleaders committedcommitted toto saving the planetsaving fromthe planetnuclear from destruction, nuclear destruction, closing gender closing and gender racial gaps, buildingand racial community, gaps, building and overcomingcommunity, culturaland overcoming biases- showing cultural us a picturebiases -of showing what a betterus a picture world canof what look a like better . world can look like. Disruptive Technology Disruptive Technology Gain insight into profound changes coming to our lives through the technologyGain insight surrounding into profound transportation, changes coming politics, to ourlaw, lives and personal privacythrough . the technology surrounding transportation, politics, law, and personal privacy. Sessions that are included as part of a 2019 CWA theme are designated in the program with Sessionsa corresponding that are icon.included To suggest as part ofa futurea 2019 CWA CWA program theme theme,are designated send a messagein the program to with a [email protected]. icon . To suggest a future CWA program theme, send a message to cwa@colorado .edu . 20192019 Women’s Women’s theme theme p resentedpresented in inpartnership partnership with with ‘Our ‘Our Secure Secure Future:Future: Women Women Make Make the the Difference’. Difference’. 5 respite. rejuvenation. enlightenment. at the foot of boulder’s flatirons 3 Year-round lodging 3 On site dining 3 Front door grocery delivery 3 Front door access to Boulder’s most famous hiking trails 3 Pet-free and pet-friendly accommodations 3 Located less than a mile from CU VISIT US! CHAUTAUQUA.COM 303.952.1611 Our Secure Future believes that women make the crucial difference in achieving more effective governance and lasting peace. OSF supports grassroots initiatives working to empower women and advance gender equality, both at home and internationally. www.oursecurefuture.org 6 Download the CWA App Enjoy this free resource provided by the CWA to help enhance your conference experience! Features • Interactive campus map • Create your own schedule • Transportation & parking info • Live Q&A in sessions • Schedule notifications • Speaker information years1 9 4 8 – 2 0 1 8 • Sharing to social media April 9-13, 2018 To Download: Visit your App or Google Play store & search for ‘Conference on World Affairs.’ rs 1 9 4 8 – 2 0 1 If you already have the app: years1 9 4 8 – 2 0 1 8 8 Make sure to update to the latest version to view 2019 content. CWA Team and Program Committee In Memoriam Program Committee Henry Butler Gail Madden The CWA Program Committee is composed of students and Charles Krauthammer community members who volunteer their time, often weekly, over the fall and winter to consider the crucial issues of the day, William Nack research candidates for CWA, and create exciting panels that will Michael Thompson challenge our audiences . These committee members are truly the heart of the CWA, and we are thankful for their contributions . CWA OFFICE CWA Team If you would like to help plan the 2020 Conference on World ASSISTANCE Affairs, please visit our website at colorado.edu/cwa to learn more. Barbralu Cohen FACULTY DIRECTOR Lindsey Visscher John Griffin Arts Subcommittee International Affairs FOUNDER Co-Chairs Subcommittee COMMUNITY CHAIR Howard Higman Anya Berlova, Student Co-Chairs Laurie Hathorn Adam Griff, Community Allison Gilgannon, Student Laurie Leinonen, Kylie McKee, Student BOARD PROGRAM CHAIR Charlene Coutre Community Kenna Quiller, Community Margaret Hollingsworth Tracy Ferrell, Vice-Chair Jamie Krutz, Community Bob Wegner, Community Bruce Fredrickson Emily Volk, Student Kathy Wegner, Community DIRECTOR OF John Griffin OPERATIONS AND Laurie Hathorn Boulder High Politics & Media MARKETING Tina Marquis, Chair Subcommittee Subcommittee Alan Culpepper Shelly Miller Co-Chairs Co-Chairs Peter Spear, Observer Holly Gossard Mark Brown, Community SENIOR MANAGER, Emily Volk Becky Vancura Maddie Chandler, Student MARKETING AND MEDIA Tom Zeiler Sam Kornick, Student RELATIONS Business Subcommittee Erin Rain SPONSORSHIP LEAD Co-Chairs Science & Technology Todd Crimmel Charlene Coutre, Subcommittee CONFERENCE Community Co-Chairs COORDINATOR Nick Sodnicar, Student Lauren Daniels, Student DEVELOPMENT Katie Grady Steve Swenerton, Bruce Fredrickson, COMMITTEE Kay Clagett Community Community FINANCE AND Alan Culpepper, Chair Vincent Wroble, Student Rashel Gandhi, Student ADMINISTRATION Leslie Durgin Steve Markman, Vicky Nelson Bruce Fredrickson Film Subcommittee Community Betsy Hand Co-Chairs Elene Mooney, Community STUDENT VOLUNTEER Laurie Hathorn Sharon Nehls, Community Oak Thorne, Chair Emeritus COORDINATORS Paul McLoughlin Cynthia Stephens, Andrew Winterfeld, Student Isabelle Boes Mark Meyer Community Hadley Tallackson STRATEGIC PLANNING Human Condition STUDENT MARKETING COMMITTEE Subcommittee COORDINATORS David Brown Co-Chairs Aidan Cepulis Kay Clagett Betsy Block, Community Rashel Gandhi Alan Culpepper Julia Debell, Student Carlea Kiddoo Leslie Durgin Haley Lippman, Student Lindsey Visscher Laurie Hathorn Millie Montgomery, Yvette Lowney Community DATABASE Meredith Maney Tatum Verbrugge, Student ADMINISTRATOR Michael Murray, Facilitator Tim Heuser Benjamin Teitelbaum 8 CWA Team and Program Committee Keynote Speaker Moderator Coordinators Student Flag Teri Golden Subcommittee Tim Heuser Coordinators Jesse Goldman Gary Dolsen, Chair Paul McLoughlin Landon Jacquinot Alexis Halkovic Rashel Gandhi Bob Yates Tory Lysik Sandy Halliburton Leslie Eaton Janet Hatton Laurie Hathorn Student Moderator Student Golf Cart Maribeth Hite Yvette Lowney, Chair Coordinator Coordinators Joe Howard Sam Kornick Ciera Dykstra Lily Bisantz Jocie Iszler Paul McLoughlin Maggie McGuire Evi Judge Erin Rain Producer Coordinators Dave Khushali Benjamin Teitelbaum Elise Miller Student Survey Dona Knapper Yvette Lowney Coordinator Terry Knapper “Design for Connection: Gabrielle Edwards DanBob Laman Breaking the Bubble” Student Producer Barbara Lawson Theme Committee Coordinators Student Photography Nancy Lee Michael Anthony, Nick Sodnicar Coordinator Claudia Love Student Chair Chidera Onwugbufor Erika Shapiro Dan Lubar David Bachrach Rob Luneburg David Barrett Transportation General Members:
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