Conversations in Public Policy: Changing Structure of the Mexican Economy
9/15/16 5:30PM George Bush Presidential Library and Museum's Orientation Theater
Join us as Dr. Manuel Snchez Gonzlez, Deputy Governor of Banco de Mxico, discusses the "Changing Structure of the Mexican Economy: Mexico as a Regional Leader."
This Conversations in Public Policy event is hosted by the Mosbacher Institute for Trade, Economics, and Public Policy at the Bush School of Government and Public Service. It is free but seating is limited and reservations are strongly recommended.
More information about the event /speaker/registration can be found at http://bush.tamu.edu/sanchez/.
Opportunities for US-Latin American Cooperation, 2016-2020
9/19/16 8:30AM - 6PM Annenberg Presidential Conference Center
This conference will feature a day of wide-ranging, non-partisan dialogue among highly experienced policy practitioners in US-Latin American relations. Its end result will be a series of definitive policy proposals to be offered to the next president regarding our crucial relationships with Latin America.
It is free and open to the public, but registration is required, preferably by Sept 14.
Info/Registration can be found at http://bush.tamu.edu/opportunities-for-cooperation/
The State of Race and Policing in America
9/21/16 5:30 Annenberg Presidential Conference Center
Please join us to hear Dr. Khalilah Brown-Dean, Associate Professor of Political Science at Quinnipiac University, speak on the topic of "Beyond Ferguson: Rethinking Community and Social Justice in the United States." For more info and to register, click here: http://bush.tamu.edu/beyond-ferguson/
Library Issues Forum: "What's Next? Transportation in an Automated/Connected World"
9/29/16 7PM George Bush Presidential Library and Museum's Orientation Theater
Join us for this enlightening panel discussion and Q&A led by nationally recognized experts in policy, safety and technology from the Texas A&M Transportation Institute. A reception will follow. The event is free but seating is limited. Click here for more info/registration.
9/15/16 5:30PM George Bush Presidential Library and Museum's Orientation Theater
Join us as Dr. Manuel Snchez Gonzlez, Deputy Governor of Banco de Mxico, discusses the "Changing Structure of the Mexican Economy: Mexico as a Regional Leader."
This Conversations in Public Policy event is hosted by the Mosbacher Institute for Trade, Economics, and Public Policy at the Bush School of Government and Public Service. It is free but seating is limited and reservations are strongly recommended.
More information about the event /speaker/registration can be found at http://bush.tamu.edu/sanchez/.
Opportunities for US-Latin American Cooperation, 2016-2020
9/19/16 8:30AM - 6PM Annenberg Presidential Conference Center
This conference will feature a day of wide-ranging, non-partisan dialogue among highly experienced policy practitioners in US-Latin American relations. Its end result will be a series of definitive policy proposals to be offered to the next president regarding our crucial relationships with Latin America.
It is free and open to the public, but registration is required, preferably by Sept 14.
Info/Registration can be found at http://bush.tamu.edu/opportunities-for-cooperation/
The State of Race and Policing in America
9/21/16 5:30 Annenberg Presidential Conference Center
Please join us to hear Dr. Khalilah Brown-Dean, Associate Professor of Political Science at Quinnipiac University, speak on the topic of "Beyond Ferguson: Rethinking Community and Social Justice in the United States." For more info and to register, click here: http://bush.tamu.edu/beyond-ferguson/
Library Issues Forum: "What's Next? Transportation in an Automated/Connected World"
9/29/16 7PM George Bush Presidential Library and Museum's Orientation Theater
Join us for this enlightening panel discussion and Q&A led by nationally recognized experts in policy, safety and technology from the Texas A&M Transportation Institute. A reception will follow. The event is free but seating is limited. Click here for more info/registration.