Immediate Lessons for Public Administration
Details
| Series: | Hurricane Katrina Panel Discussion |
| Location: | Maxwell Auditorium |
| Date: | Mon, Oct 17, 2005 |
| Time: | 6:00 PM |
Additional Information
A group of students in the MPA program have organized a series of
panel discussions on the public policy implications of hurricanes
Katrina and Rita. The first panel will be on October 17th. Here's the announcement:
The social, financial and environmental devastation
of Hurricane Katrina and now Hurricane Rita have impacted the lives of
millions. PA students have organized a 3-part panel series
to explore immediate lessons, response efforts and long-term rebuilding
and each will host a number of professors from Maxwell's Public Administration Department,
who will present their opinions while listening to ours.
Please join us October 17th from 6-7.30pm in Maxwell Auditorium for the
first of a three-part panel series focusing on what went wrong.
Professors Wilcoxen, Smeeding, VanSlyke, Levitsky and Roberts will lead
the discussion. Future panels are planned for November and
January.
This important event presents the opportunity for the entire campus
community to come together to reflect over these tragic events. We will
be collecting donations for the victims of both hurricanes and
refreshments will be served at a reception immediately following the
panel.
Stasha Fyfe, Meg Gray, Tara
Holmes, Marcus Felder, Andrew Lattanner, Jaclyn Kupcha, Jennifer
Handog, Annie Ju and Hua Liang .
The sessions will be co-sponsored by CEPA and the CPR.
