Events at the IOP

  1. Volpe Center at the US Dept of Transportation Site Visit

    Friday February 19 - 2:00pm
    Volpe Center at the US Dept of Transportation Site Visit

  2. Internships and Career Services Office Hours

    Friday February 19 - 1:00pm
    Swing by the Internships and Career Se

  3. Translating Passion into Profession: Working in civil rights and racial justice

    Friday February 19 - 12:30pm
    Career Roundtable

  4. Pizza and Politics: "Beyoncé: Here to Slay"

    Thursday February 18 - 6:00pm
    Formation

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

    Thursday February 18 - 4:00pm

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

    Thursday February 18 - 4:00pm
    The first week will be an introduction to political entrepreneurship.

  7. Addressing the Zika Virus Threat

    Wednesday February 17 - 6:00pm
    A conversation with  Helen BranswellSenior Writer, Infectious Disease and Global Health, STAT 

  8. Addressing the Zika Virus Threat

    Wednesday February 17 - 6:00pm

    A conversation with< >Helen Branswell< >Senior Writer, Global Health, STAT

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

    Wednesday February 17 - 4:00pm
    The oldest profession.  I'll introduce myself, and touch on the decision points that led me from shy introvert to public person, from priv

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

    Wednesday February 17 - 4:00pm
    Introduction

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

    Tuesday February 16 - 4:15pm
    1 • Techniques of Modern Diplomacy. 

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

    Tuesday February 16 - 4:15pm
    Introduction Brief historical context and background.

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