Events at the IOP

  1. Art & Politics: Changing Hearts and Minds- led by Anne Hawley

    Wednesday April 13 - 4:00pm
    Seminar VII: Art: Sense and Non-Sense April 13, 4:00-5:30 Speakers:

  2. A Conversation with Ambassador Gary Locke

    Tuesday April 12 - 6:00pm

    Gary Locke
    United States Ambassador to China (2011-2014)
    United States Secretary of Commerce (2009-2011)
    Governor of Washington State (1997- 2005)
    Institute of Politics Spring 2016 Visiting Fellow
    Karen Gordon Mills (Moderator)
    Administrator, U.S. Small Business Administration (2009- 2013)
    Senior Fellow, Harvard Business School and Harvard Kennedy School

     

  3. Effective Diplomacy in a Rapidly Changing World of Instant Communication and Asymmetric Threats- led by Ambassador Peter Westmacott

    Tuesday April 12 - 4:15pm

    7 •  Comparative Democracy.

  4. Sex and Race on Campus: Challenges from All Sides- led by Anurima Bhargava

    Tuesday April 12 - 4:15pm
    Conclusions and Wrap-Up   Room: Littauer 166

  5. An Education Agenda for the Next President

    Monday April 11 - 6:30pm

    Michelle Rhee
    Founder, StudentsFirst
    Chancellor, Washington, D.C. Public Schools (2007-2010)
    Paul Reville (Moderator)
    Francis Keppel Professor of Practice of Educational Policy and Administration, Harvard Graduate School of Education

  6. A Conversation with Mayor Karen Weaver

    Friday April 8 - 4:00pm

    The Honorable Karen Weaver
    Mayor of Flint, Michigan
    Christopher Robichaud (moderator)
    Lecturer in Ethics and Public Policy
    Harvard Kennedy School

     

  7. Internships and Career Services Office Hours

    Friday April 8 - 1:00pm
    Swing by the Internships and Career Se

  8. Money, Power, and Politics of International Finance- led by Christopher Smart

    Thursday April 7 - 4:00pm

  9. Political Entrepreneurship: The Democratization of Influence- led by Karin Agness

    Thursday April 7 - 4:00pm

    Making Your Voice and Opinion Heard

  10. Is Governing Possible?- led by Mayor Annise Parker

    Wednesday April 6 - 4:00pm
    Why me?  The no-win scenario is a fact of political life.  How do you recognize it?

  11. Hong Kong and Mainland China: Uneasy Bedfellows

    Tuesday April 5 - 6:00pm

    A Conversation with
    Anson Chan
    Chief Secretary for Administration, Hong Kong Special Adminsitrative Region (1997-2001)
    Anthony Saich
    Daewoo Professor of International Affairs
    Director Ash Center for Democratic Governance and Innovation

  12. Sex and Race on Campus: Challenges from All Sides- led by Anurima Bhargava

    Tuesday April 5 - 4:15pm

    Structural Context – Segregation and Access

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