Day: Wednesdays

Dates: September 11 – October 16, 2024

Time: 1:30pm-3:30pm

Location: Online, via Zoom.

Price: $150+HST

A zoom link will be sent by email 1-2 business days prior to the first day of the lecture series.  The zoom link provided is the same link for all 6 weeks of this lecture series.

**This series is not recorded**

Overview

In this World Affairs lecture series, we will discuss current events making the news, affecting our lives and our world. “Power in America” will be a prominent theme throughout this session, providing in-depth analysis and insights this election season.

Hot topics of the week will be explored in-depth, providing context and background for stories in the headlines. We will also be exploring some topics that did not make the headlines, but should have. The content will be determined weekly by emerging issues of importance to Canadians. Come for lively discussions of the news that matters, led by a veteran Carleton University political scientist and media commentator.

Perspective and analysis will be provided by the lecturer, followed by a discussion with participants. Come see why this series is an engaging and enlightening favourite for so many.

There is no outline for this series given the nature of its topic. Each lecture will cover up-to-the-hour information on current news and world events.

About the Lecturer

Dr. Tepper is a veteran professor of comparative politics and international relations at Carleton University. He regularly provides media commentary at home and abroad on a wide range of topics, providing context and deep background to the news stories of the day.
Dr. Tepper’s career in academia and public policy provides the basis for thoughtful analysis on current events, and his lifetime of teaching on-campus and through the public media provides the basis for an engaging, interactive classroom experience. An internationally recognized scholar, Dr. Tepper provides analysis and policy advice to national and international organizations.

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