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CATEGORIES:Conferences/Symposia
DESCRIPTION:The American Planning Association's Biennial and Student Confer
 ence "Planning for the New York Region in Challenging Economic Times"
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LOCATION:NYU Kimmel Center
ORGANIZER;CN=Sandra Rothbard:MAILTO:sandra.rothbard@gmail.com
SUMMARY:APA Biennial and Student Conference
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:SOFTWARE SECURITY AND THE BUILDING SECURITY IN MATURITY MODEL (
 BSIMM)\n\nPRESENTED BY GARY MCGRAW\, CTO\, CIGITAL\, INC.\nFriday\, Septem
 ber 25\, 2009 - 11 a.m.\n\nPfizer Auditorium\nPolytechnic Institute of NYU
 \n5 MetroTech Center\nBrooklyn\, NY 11201\n\nAbstract\nGary McGraw\, PhD\,
  will use his book "Software Security: Building Security In" to frame a di
 scussion on the state of the practice of software security.  He will descr
 ibe the observation-based maturity model\, using examples from real softwa
 re security programs and how to use the BSIMM to determine the software se
 curity plan that works best for you.\n\nSpeaker Bio\nDr. Gary McGraw is CT
 O of Cigital\, Inc.\, a software security and quality-consulting firm\, he
 adquartered in the Washington\, DC area. He is an international expert in 
 the field of software security and the author of eight books. He holds dua
 l PhD degrees in Cognitive Science and Computer Science from Indiana Unive
 rsity where he serves on the Dean's Advisory Council for the School of Inf
 ormatics.\n\nThe Distinguished Interdisciplinary Seminars in Security and 
 Privacy (DISSP) is an initiative sponsored by the Center for Interdiscipli
 nary Studies in Security and Privacy (CRISSP)\, a collaborative effort  \n
 between NYU-Poly and the Stern\, Wagner\, Courant and Steinhardt schools a
 t NYU.
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LOCATION:Pfizer Auditorium\, Polytechnic Institute of NYU\, 5 MetroTech Cen
 ter\, Brooklyn\, NY 11201
ORGANIZER;CN=Nasir Memon:MAILTO:memon@poly.edu.
SUMMARY:SOFTWARE SECURITY AND THE BUILDING SECURITY IN MATURITY MODEL (BSIM
 M)
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CATEGORIES:Careers
DESCRIPTION:This event will allow Wagner health students to meet faculty me
 mbers\, the WHN and GHA executive boards\, and one another.  Faculty membe
 rs in attendance will each give a brief overview of their involvement with
  the Wagner health program\, WHN and GHA board members will present the fa
 ll line-up of health-related events\, and students (especially first-years
 ) will will have an opportunity to network with each other.\n\nNYU Wagner 
 \n295 Lafayette Street\, 2nd Floor\, New York\, NY 10012\nThe Rudin Family
  Forum at the Puck Building\n\n9/25/2009 4:00pm-6:00pm\n\nRSVP: http://wag
 ner.nyu.edu/events\n\nscroll to private events section
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DTSTART:20090925T200000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 
 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=Phoebe Garcia:MAILTO:pgarcia@stern.nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Fall Health Groups Kick-Off Event
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CATEGORIES:Graduate Student Event
DESCRIPTION:ALAS will host its first Fall 2009 Semester General Meeting!  W
 e will go over our goals\, event ideas and action strategies for the year.
   After the meeting\, we will head over to the ALAS Salsa Party at the 310
  Lounge on Bowery!\n\nRefreshments will be provided.
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LOCATION:Mulberry
ORGANIZER;CN=Rosemary Linares:MAILTO:rosemary.linares@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:ALAS General Membership Meeting
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Climate Change and Water Series\n\nWith Upmanu Lall\, Alan and 
 Carol Silberstein Professor of Earth and Environmental Engineering\, Colum
 bia University\n\nWater is already a critical factor affecting the social 
 and economic well-being of a sizable proportion of the world’s population.
  However\, with the world’s population projected to double in over the nex
 t fifty years\, and water supplies becoming both more scarce and more vola
 tile as a result of global warming\, we are likely to face a water crisis 
 so severe it will reshape everything from our governance structures to our
  modes of economic and agricultural production to our patterns of social i
 nteraction. Water will be the axis around which much of public policy revo
 lves.\n\nThis Tuesday evening series will explore innovative and sustainab
 le solutions for water harvesting\, looking at water provision from a new 
 vantage point: via how water sources are changing as a function of global 
 warming and increased population pressures. The implications that these sh
 ifts will have for water sourcing and water distribution will also be expl
 ored.\n\nNYU Wagner\nThe Puck Building\, The Rudin Family Forum for Civic 
 Dialogue\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street\, New York\, NY 10012-9604\n\nTue
 sday\, Sep. 29\, 2009\, 6:45pm-8:15pm\n\n********************\nRSVP for th
 is event <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">online</a>.\n\nFor a comp
 lete listing of our upcoming events\, please visit our <a href="http://wag
 ner.nyu.edu/events/">Event Homepage.</a>
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DTSTART:20090929T224500Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 
 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Climate Change and Water Series: with Upmanu Lall\, Alan and Carol 
 Silberstein Professor of Earth and Environmental Engineering\, Columbia Un
 iversity
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:The Thinking and Doing Breakfast Series:\nPOLICY MAKERS MEET PO
 LICY RESEARCHERS\n\nThe Story of the Highline: A Conversation with Robert 
 Hammond and Professor Ingrid Gould Ellen\n\nThe Highline represents a radi
 cally new example of adaptive re-use of infrastructure in an urban environ
 ment\, and sets a new bar for creative greening of cityscapes. While New Y
 orkers and visitors gain unique park space\, local developers and business
 es lose the eyesore of rusting\, obsolescent infrastructure and the City d
 evelops the prospects of economic revitalization and property value increa
 ses.\n\nThis dramatic public-private solution did not manifest\, despite i
 ts win-win promises\, without tumult and challenge. Join the NYU Wagner Ru
 din Center and Professor Ingrid Gould Ellen for a conversation with Robert
  Hammond\, co-founder of Friends of the High Line. Listen in on a dialogue
  covering Robert’s storied history with the Highline\, from his brainchild
  through the recent opening of its first phase\, covering the policies\, p
 olitics\, workarounds\, and innovations that took the project from near di
 saster to success.\n\nThe Thinking and Doing Breakfast Series: Policy Make
 rs Meet Policy Researchers\, presented by the NYU Wagner Rudin Center for 
 Transportation pairs current New York area transportation leaders and prac
 titioners with top academic thinkers to discuss challenging transportation
  topics: bridging theory with practice.\n\nWednesday\, Sep. 30\, 2009\, \n
 8:00am-10:00am\nBreakfast Starts at 8:00 AM\; Conversation runs from 8:30 
 AM to 10:00AM.\n\nSpace is limited\, please RSVP to ensure your seat.\n\nN
 YU Wagner\nThe Rudin Family Forum for Civic Dialogue\nThe Puck Building\, 
 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street\, New York\, NY 10012-9604\n\n**************
 ******\nRSVP for this event <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">online
 </a>.\n\nFor a complete listing of our upcoming events\, please visit our 
 <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">Event Homepage.</a>
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DTSTART:20090930T120000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, Rudin Family Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 295 Lafayette
  St.\, 2nd Fl.
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:The Thinking and Doing Breakfast Series: The Story of the Highline:
  A Conversation with Robert Hammond and Professor Ingrid Gould Ellen
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:HOW TO LIVE AND PROSPER WITH INSECURE CYBER INFRASTRUCTURE\n\nP
 RESENTED BY PROFESSOR ANDREW ODLYZKO\nSCHOOL OF MATHEMATICS\, UNIVERSITY O
 F MINNESOTA\n\nThursday\, October 1\, 2009 - 11 a.m.\n\nPfizer Auditorium\
 nPolytechnic Institute of NYU\n5 MetroTech Center\nBrooklyn\, NY 11201\n\n
 Abstract\nProfessor Andrew Odlyzko uses an interdisciplinary approach that
  incorporates insights from economics\, law\, sociology\, and psychology o
 f security to explain some counterintuitive and contrarian approaches to r
 esearch and the deployment of information technologies. \n\nSpeaker Bio\nP
 rofessor Andrew Odlyzko has had a long and distinguished career in researc
 h and research management at Bell and AT&T labs and has recently built an 
 interdisciplinary research center. He has authored\nover 150 technical pap
 ers on computational complexity\, cryptography\, number theory\, combinato
 rics\, coding theory\, analysis\, probability theory and related fields. I
 n recent years\, he has worked on electronic commerce\, economics of data 
 networks\, and economic history with particular focus on diffusion of tech
 nological innovation.\n\nThe Distinguished Interdisciplinary Seminars in S
 ecurity and Privacy (DISSP) is an initiative sponsored by the Center for I
 nterdisciplinary Studies in Security and Privacy (CRISSP)\, a collaborativ
 e effort  \nbetween NYU-Poly and the Stern\, Wagner\, Courant and Steinhar
 dt schools at NYU.
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DTSTART:20091001T150000Z
LOCATION:Pfizer Auditorium\, Polytechnic Institute of NYU\, 5 MetroTech Cen
 ter\, Brooklyn\, NY 11201
ORGANIZER;CN=Nasir Memon:MAILTO:memon@poly.edu
SUMMARY:HOW TO LIVE AND PROSPER WITH INSECURE CYBER INFRASTRUCTURE
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Democratic Elections:  A tool for peace or catalyst of conflict
 ?\n\nRobin Ludwig\, Senior Political Affairs Officer\, United Nations Depa
 rtment of Political Affairs\n\nResearch over the past 10 years has suggest
 ed that democracies tend to be more peaceful and engage less frequently in
  inter-state conflict than other forms of government.  Recent so-called de
 mocratic elections in countries such as Iran\, Kenya\, Madagascar and Mold
 ova have sparked protests\, demonstrations and/or country-wide violence.  
 What are the sources of such internal conflict related to elections?  How 
 might they be recognized and addressed before Election Day?\n\nNYU Wagner\
 nThe Puck Building\nThe Rudin Family Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 2nd Fl.\n2
 95 Lafayette Street\, New York\, NY 10012-9604\n\nThursday\, Oct. 1\, 2009
 \, 12:30pm-1:30pm\n\n********************\nRSVP for this event <a href="ht
 tp://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">online</a>.\n\nFor a complete listing of our 
 upcoming events\, please visit our <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/"
 >Event Homepage.</a>
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DTSTART:20091001T163000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 
 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Conflict Security and Development Series: Democratic Elections:  A 
 tool for peace or catalyst of conflict?
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CATEGORIES:Careers
DESCRIPTION:Regular WSAFA board members meeting
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DTSTART:20091002T220000Z
LOCATION:Lafayette Conference Room 3rd fl
ORGANIZER;CN=Polina Flahive:MAILTO:pyf202@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:WSAFA Board Meeting
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DESCRIPTION:First meeting of the IPSA Spring Conference Task Force\, whose 
 responsibility will be to design every aspect of the Spring Conference.
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DTSTART:20091006T004500Z
LOCATION:
ORGANIZER;CN=Walid El Asmar:MAILTO:walidelasmar@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:IPSA Spring Conference Task Force Kick-off
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Scaling Up Microfinance in Africa: Lessons from BRAC Uganda\n\n
 The New York University Microfinance Initiative (NYUMI) and the\nWagner In
 ternational Public Service Association (IPSA) present:\n\nMr. Arif Islam\n
 Country Head of BRAC Uganda\nScaling up microfinance in Africa - Learning 
 from What Works:\nThe Story of how BRAC grew to become one of the largest 
 microfinance institutions in Uganda in less than three years\n\nJoin Mr. A
 rif Islam\, the Country Head of BRAC Uganda\, for an intimate discussion o
 n the scaling up of microfinance in Africa.  Mr. Islam played a critical r
 ole in establishing BRAC as one of the largest microfinance institutions i
 n Uganda in just three years.  In New York for only a week\, Mr. Islam has
  graciously offered to give the Wagner community a unique perspective into
  the evolution of BRAC Uganda.\nPlease join us for an engaging discussion 
 and reception following the presentation.\n\nMr. Arif Islam is the Country
  Head of BRAC Uganda.  Mr. Islam has played an instrumental role in launch
 ing BRAC Uganda in November 2005\, and growing it to become one of the lar
 gest microfinance institutions in the country\, in that time. BRAC Uganda 
 has disbursed $35 million in loans to more than 90\,000 borrowers through 
 its network of 85 branch offices. It has also scaled up health\, agricultu
 re\, adolescent development and education programs.  Under Mr. Islam's vis
 ionary leadership\, BRAC has emerged as the largest non-profit in the coun
 try\, employing more than 1\,500 people and touching the lives of more tha
 n half a million poor people in Uganda.  \n\nMr. Islam joined BRAC in 1983
  as a Program Organizer\, and has since served as Regional Manager\, Zonal
  Manager\, and Program Manager of BRAC’s education program in both Banglad
 esh and Afghanistan.  He holds a Masters in Education and Development from
  the University of Bristol in the United Kingdom.\n\nAbout BRAC Uganda:\nI
 n June 2006\, BRAC began operating its Microfinance Program in two distric
 ts in Uganda - Kampala and Iganga. Since then\, the program has successful
 ly formed 2\,352 groups\, mobilized 63\,407 poor women as members\, and di
 sbursed US$16.1 million in microloans to 43\,967 members. Microloans are i
 nvested primarily in small-scale business\, agriculture\, and construction
 . Additionally\, the BRAC Uganda primary education program has established
  58 learning centers\, trained 50 teachers\, and graduated 844 children.  
 Currently 1\,891 children are enrolled in the program.  For more informati
 on\, please visit www.brac.net.\n\nAbout the International Public Service 
 Association:\nThe International Public Service Association (IPSA) is a gra
 duate organization that brings together members of the Wagner student body
  with an interest in international public service in order to provide a fo
 rum for exchange\, debate\, education and action in the areas of internati
 onal public management\, policy and finance. An integral part of Wagner Sc
 hool 's Global Public Service initiative\, IPSA works in conjunction with 
 faculty\, administration\, and other student organizations to address stud
 ents with international interests and keep them informed on international 
 program activities.\n\nAbout the NYU Microfinance Initiative:\nThe NYU Mic
 rofinance Initiative (NYUMI) is a University-wide task force created to pr
 ovide a forum for students\, faculty\, and community members to share know
 ledge about opportunities and developments in microfinance\, raise awarene
 ss about microfinance in the New York University community\, and connect w
 ith leading experts and practitioners in the field. For more information\,
  please visit www.nyumi.org\n\nFor more information about the Internationa
 l Public Service Association at NYU's Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of 
 Public Service\, please visit http://wagneripsa.wordpress.com/\n\nAppetize
 rs and light refreshments will be served.\n\nSpace is limited\, please RSV
 P to  confirm your attendance.\n\nNYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rice Co
 nference Room / Newman Reception Area\n295 Lafayette Street\, New York\, N
 Y 10012-9604  \n\nTuesday 10/06/2009 6:00pm-7:30pm\n\n\n\n****************
 ****\nRSVP for this event <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">online</
 a>.\n\nFor a complete listing of our upcoming events\, please visit our <a
  href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">Event Homepage.</a>
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DTSTART:20091006T220000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rice Conference Room / Newman Rec
 eption Area 295 Lafayette Street\, New York\, NY 10012-9604
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Office of Special Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.e
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SUMMARY:Scaling Up Microfinance in Africa: Lessons from BRAC Uganda
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CATEGORIES:Trainings/Workshops
DESCRIPTION:Power. Leadership. Change.\n\nWhat is Community Organizing?\n\n
 Are you curious about or new to community organizing? Exploring organizing
  possibilities in your own community or with your organization?  The RCLA 
 Social Change Leadership Network invites you to come gain insight into cur
 rent\, groundbreaking community organizing campaigns and examine outreach 
 techniques\, movement-building strategies\, and leadership development met
 hods for creating social change through community organizing. \n\nWe’ll us
 e hands-on\, popular education techniques and hear from a range of locally
  based organizers and leaders.  The event will be facilitated by Joan Mini
 eri\, co-founder of Community Voices Heard and co-author of Tools for Radi
 cal Democracy: How to Organize for Power in Your Community\, and Amparo Ho
 fmann- Pinilla\, deputy director of the Research Center for Leadership in 
 Action.\n\nFull-day participation is required\, and a light breakfast and 
 lunch will be provided.\n\nNYU Wagner \n295 Lafayette Street\, 2nd Floor\,
  New York\, NY 10012\nThe Rudin Family Forum at the Puck Building\n\nWedne
 sday\, October 7\, 2009\, 9:00am - 4:00pm\n\n********************\nRSVP fo
 r this event <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">online</a>.\n\nFor a 
 complete listing of our upcoming events\, please visit our <a href="http:/
 /wagner.nyu.edu/events/">Event Homepage.</a>
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DTSTAMP:20091007T130000Z
DTSTART:20091007T130000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 
 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Community Organizing Basics: A Social Change Leadership Network Lea
 rning Session
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Demystifing the US Healthcare Reform Debate Part 1: The Problem
 s Facing the Health Care System\n\nHosted by the NYU Wagner Health Program
  and the Wagner Health Network Student group\n\nAt a time when healthcare 
 reform is at the top of the agenda for the President and Congress\, this s
 eries will provide in-depth discussion of the important and complex issues
  involved in the debate and engage in active dialogue with both peers and 
 experts.\n\nWAGNER HEALTH NETWORK (WHN) serves as an academic\, profession
 al and social support to students interested in the fields of health polic
 y\, health management\, health finance and international health.\n\nNYU WA
 GNER'S HEALTH POLICY AND MANAGEMENT PROGRAM has been recognized as the bes
 t in the country. Located in a school of public service rather than in a m
 edical or public health school\, the program crosses traditional boundarie
 s\, linking management\, finance\, and policy\, and provides students with
  the cutting-edge concepts and skills needed to shape the future of health
  policy and management.\n\nIn the first part of the series\, Professor Joh
 n Billings will describe the underlying causes of the problems that face o
 ur current health care system. \n\nNYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin 
 Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor\n\nWednesday\, Oc
 t. 7\, 2009\, 6:30pm-8:00pm\n\n********************\nRSVP for this event <
 a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">online</a>.\n\nFor a complete listi
 ng of our upcoming events\, please visit our <a href="http://wagner.nyu.ed
 u/events/">Event Homepage.</a>
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DTSTAMP:20091007T223000Z
DTSTART:20091007T223000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 
 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Demystifing the US Healthcare Reform Debate Part 1: The Problems Fa
 cing the Health Care System
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Building Refugee Livelihoods: Food Security\, the Economic Cris
 is\, and Long Term Development\n\nDale Buscher\, Director of Protection at
  the Women’s Refugee Commission\n\nThe worldwide financial crisis\, coming
  quickly on the heels of a global food crisis\, demonstrates that we have 
 entered unchartered territory. The world has changed in dramatic ways\, an
 d it is the most vulnerable who suffer disproportionately from these crise
 s. Refugees endure cuts in their food rations\, and humanitarian assistanc
 e continues to be underfunded. These crises\, however\, also provide oppor
 tunities - a chance to rethink our business model and the structure and pr
 actice of humanitarian aid.  Many argue that it is time to end dependency-
 inducing programs and focus as early and as soon as possible on how to hel
 p crisis-affected populations resume their lives and their livelihoods.  D
 ale Buscher discusses our collective thinking about humanitarian aid and h
 ow we might progress further on the path of restoring lives\, dignity and 
 livelihoods.\n\nThursday\, Oct. 8\, 2009\, 12:30pm-1:30pm\n\nNYU Wagner\nT
 he Puck Building\nThe Rudin Family Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 2nd Fl.\n295
  Lafayette Street\, New York\, NY 10012-9604\n\n\n********************\nRS
 VP for this event <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">online</a>.\n\nF
 or a complete listing of our upcoming events\, please visit our <a href="h
 ttp://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">Event Homepage.</a>
DTEND:20091008T173000Z
DTSTAMP:20091008T163000Z
DTSTART:20091008T163000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 
 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Conflict Security and Development Series: Building Refugee Liveliho
 ods: Food Security\, the Economic Crisis\, and Long Term Development
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Leveraging Resources to Promote Justice in Urban Environments\n
 \nCo-sponsored by the Students for Criminal Justice Reform Wagner student 
 group and the Black Allied Law Students Association\n\nJoin us for a conve
 rsation on justice in urban environments with\n \nCory Booker\nMayor\, Cit
 y of Newark\, New Jersey\n\nand\n\nEllen Schall\nDean\, NYU Wagner\, and\n
 former Commissioner of New York City Department of Juvenile Justice\n\nCon
 versation from 6:30 -7:30\; reception to follow.\n\nLocation: NYU Wagner\,
  The Puck Building\, The Rudin Family Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 2nd Fl.\n
 295 Lafayette Street\, New York\, NY 10012-9604 \n\nLeveraging Resources t
 o Promote Justice in Urban Environments\n\n\nCo-sponsored by the Students 
 for Criminal Justice Reform Wagner student group and the Black Allied Law 
 Students Association\n\nJoin us for a conversation on justice in urban env
 ironments with\n \nCory Booker\nMayor\, City of Newark\, New Jersey\n\nand
 \n\nEllen Schall\nDean\, NYU Wagner\, and\nformer Commissioner of New York
  City Department of Juvenile Justice\n\nConversation from 6:30 -7:30\; rec
 eption to follow.\n\nLocation: NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, The Rudin 
 Family Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street\, New York
 \, NY 10012-9604 \n\nThursday\, October 8\, 2009 6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.\n\n
 ********************\nRSVP for this event <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/e
 vents/">online</a>.\n\nFor a complete listing of our upcoming events\, ple
 ase visit our <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">Event Homepage.</a>
DTEND:20091009Z
DTSTAMP:20091008T223000Z
DTSTART:20091008T223000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, The Rudin Family Forum for Civic 
 Dialogue\, 2nd Fl. 295 Lafayette Street\, New York\, NY 10012-9604
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Leveraging Resources to Promote Justice in Urban Environments
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CATEGORIES:Graduate Student Event
DESCRIPTION:Starting at the Puck Building\, Professor Richard Landman will 
 take \nstudents on a tour through NYU and Greenwich Village. The lecture w
 ill \nillustrate the neighborhood’s rich urban planning history. Topics \n
 include eminent domain\, condemnation\, landmarks preservation\, Moses \nv
 s. Jacobs\, as well as the struggles during the Urban Renewal Program \nin
  the NYU area.
DTEND:20091009T193000Z
DTSTAMP:20091009T180000Z
DTSTART:20091009T180000Z
LOCATION:Tour begins at the entrance to the Puck Building and ends at the W
 ashington Square Arch
ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO:
SUMMARY:UPSA Urban Planning Tour of Greenwich Village/NYU
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CATEGORIES:Careers
DESCRIPTION:ALAS will be hosting a screening of La Americana\, an intimate 
 documentary following an undocumented immigrant's journey from Bolivia to 
 New York City and back\, as she struggles to save the life of her ailing d
 aughter.  Her unforgettable story is woven into the current immigration cr
 isis and policy implications in the United States\, putting a human face o
 n this timely and controversial issue.  After the screening\, Director Nic
 k Bruckman will be present to host a Q&A about the film.
DTEND:20091010T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20091009T220000Z
DTSTART:20091009T220000Z
LOCATION:Rudin
ORGANIZER;CN=Rosemary Linares:MAILTO:rosemary.linares@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:ALAS Hosts a Screening of La Americana followed by Q&A with Directo
 r Nick Bruckman
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CATEGORIES:Films
DESCRIPTION:Screening of the Documentary La Americana with Director Nick Br
 uckman\n\nCineALAS: Where Film Meets Public Service\n\nPresented by The Al
 liance of Latino and Latin American Students Student Group\n\nIn associati
 on with the Latino Law Students Association\, the Women of Color Policy Ne
 twork\, the Research Center for Leadership in Action\, the Wagner Women’s 
 Caucus\, and the Wagner International Student Society\n\nLa Americana is a
 n intimate documentary following an undocumented immigrant's journey from 
 Bolivia to New York City and back\, as she struggles to save the life of h
 er ailing daughter.  Her unforgettable story is woven into the current imm
 igration crisis and policy implications in the United States\, putting a h
 uman face on this timely and controversial issue. \n\nAfter the screening\
 , Director Nick Bruckman will be present to host a Q&A about the film.\n\n
 Vanderbilt Hall 210\, 40 Washington Square South\n\nFriday 10/09/2009 6:30
 pm-8:30pm\n\n\n********************\nRSVP for this event <a href="http://w
 agner.nyu.edu/events/">online</a>.\n\nFor a complete listing of our upcomi
 ng events\, please visit our <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">Event
  Homepage.</a>
DTEND:20091010T003000Z
DTSTAMP:20091009T223000Z
DTSTART:20091009T223000Z
LOCATION:Vanderbilt Hall 210\, 40 Washington Square South
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Office of Special Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.e
 du
SUMMARY:Screening of the Documentary La Americana with Director Nick Bruckm
 an
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CATEGORIES:Special Events
DESCRIPTION:If one were to assume there might be any kind of end to the mea
 ningless \ndrivel on the web\, one would be wrong. For this very reason\, 
 we present \nMemeFactory NYU. MemeFactory will present their second\, full
 -length \nMemeFactory during which they wax philosorapsophical about the s
 tate of \npopular (and some unpopular... and some berpopular) internet med
 ia.\n\nThat means about one and one half of one hours of 3 projectors\, 3 
 \ngentlemen\, more pictures of cats\, videos of fails and power ratings ov
 er \n9000 than any previous MemeFactory. Wed call it bang-for-your-buck\, 
 but \ndamn... this shindig is $Free! So don your pancake hat - or your fur
 ry \nsuit\, we wont judge - and get ready to Get Down\, get WeeGeed and of
  \ncourse... Crank That.
DTEND:20091010T010000Z
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DTSTART:20091009T233000Z
LOCATION:109 Warren Waever Hall
ORGANIZER;CN=Computers ans Society:MAILTO:Computers_and_society_announcemen
 ts@cs.nyu.edu
SUMMARY:MemeFactory NYU
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CATEGORIES:
DESCRIPTION:COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING:\n\nDescription (is this a meeting\, a d
 iscussion\, a luncheon\, a panel\, etc.)\n\nActual Event/Meeting Time (if 
 you have built in set-up and clean-up time):\n\nProper Display Title (for 
 electronic calendar display and room signs):
DTEND:20091013T020000Z
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LOCATION:
ORGANIZER;CN=Walid El Asmar:MAILTO:walidelasmar@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:IPSA Spring Conference - Speakers Initiative Meeting
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CATEGORIES:Special Events
DESCRIPTION:Feel like one happy hour a week isn't enough?  How about Happy 
 Hour AND a great showcase of talent?! Here's a chance to mingle with your 
 friends AND contribute towards an international cause!  Ok\, Wagner Commun
 ity... This is it.  Time to put action behind our words of being passionat
 e about international issues/causes. Help us spread the word! 'Cause reall
 y\, everyone can use another happy hour... go rescue that friend of yours 
 who pitched a tent in the library.... Looking forward to seeing you there!
 \n\nLIFELINE @ Nightingale Lounge on Tuesday\, October 13\, 2009\nHappy ho
 ur specials begin at 6p\, show begins at 7 pm\n213 Second Avenue - NW Corn
 er of 13th St. & 2nd Ave.\n(Take L to 3rd or 1st Ave / F to 2nd Ave.)\n21+
 + only\, $10 or more suggested\, but no one turned away!\n\nFeaturing:\nKO
 BA\nTaiyo Na\nM. Josephine\nHydroponikz\nKelly Tsai\nDeep Foundation\nMagn
 etic North\n& DJ BOO\n\nLIFELINE is different from other Typhoon Ketsana b
 enefits\, because all proceeds will be going to non-government\, grassroot
 s organizations doing direct services in Typhoon Ketsana affected communit
 ies. We are working directly with GABRIELA Philippines\, Pulong Kabataan\,
  and Love Across the Ocean to circumvent bureaucratic overhead\, and make 
 sure the aid is received immediately by the survivors who need it most.\n\
 nAll proceeds go to Pulong Kabataan\, GABRIELA-Philippines\, Love Across t
 he Ocean\n\nBeginning on September 26th\, Typhoon Ketsana struck Southeast
  Asia causing tremendous havoc in some of the most underprivileged communi
 ties in the world. With over a month's worth of rain falling in one day\, 
 cities and towns in the Philippines\, Samoa\, Vietnam\, and Laos were left
  underwater in silt. Hundreds have joined the death toll\, millions of peo
 ple have been displaced\, and entire communities no longer exist. \n\nSpec
 ifically in the Philippines\, the corrupt administration had already exhau
 sted its emergency services fund prior to the Typhoons. It continues to ta
 ke advantage of the support and kindness of the international community by
  most recently imposing a tax on all privately donated goods in the name o
 f Typhoon Ondoy/Ketsana. (http://www.gmanews.tv/story/173848/foreign-donat
 ions-tax-free-if-they-come-from-accredited-groups-govt-says)
DTEND:20091014T020000Z
DTSTAMP:20091013T230000Z
DTSTART:20091013T230000Z
LOCATION:Nightingale Lounge @ 213 Second Avenue (cr:13th St.)
ORGANIZER;CN=Amy Chou:MAILTO:amychou@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Typhoon Ketsana Benefit Show
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URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal90&id=217616
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Students at Risk: Nutrition\, Obesity and the Public School Sys
 tem\n\nPresented by the Wagner Education Policy Studies Association Studen
 t Group\n\nObesity is one of the most pressing public health concerns faci
 ng our nation\, and it is plaguing the younger generation at a threatening
  rate. Are schools enabling this trend? How can nutrition policy be better
  integrated with education policy? What role can we play as community acti
 vists\, parents\, policymakers\, urban planners and taxpayers in helping t
 o curb this epidemic?\n\nPlease help us answer some of these questions. Jo
 in us for a night of lively discussion with a panel of experts who have co
 mmitted their lives to children's nutrition and the fight against childhoo
 d obesity.\n\nPanelists:\nNancy Huehnergarth\, Director\, New York State H
 ealthy Eating and Physical Activity Alliance (NYSHEPA)\n\nKathryn Henderso
 n\, PhD\, Director of School and Community Initiatives\, Yale's Rudd Cente
 r\n\nDr. Susan Rubin\, Founder\, Better School Food and "Two Angry Moms"\n
 \nChef Collazo\, Head Chef of the Department of Education in New York City
 \n\nModerator:\nRogan Kersh\, Associate Professor of Public Policy and Ass
 ociate Dean for Academic Affairs\n\nNYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin
  Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor\n\nTuesday 10/13
  7:00 PM-8:30 PM\n\n********************\nRSVP for this event <a href="htt
 p://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">online</a>.\n\nFor a complete listing of our u
 pcoming events\, please visit our <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">
 Event Homepage.</a>
DTEND:20091014T003000Z
DTSTAMP:20091013T230000Z
DTSTART:20091013T230000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 
 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Fl
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Office of Special Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.e
 du
SUMMARY:Students at Risk: Nutrition\, Obesity and the Public School System
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Climate Change\, Financial Crisis and Fragile States: The Imper
 ative of Rethinking New Dimensions in International Security and Developme
 nt\n\nYuvan A. Beejadhur\, Counselor for the World Bank Group \n\nThe thre
 at of climate change is real and daunting. Without proper action and coord
 inated national and worldwide efforts\, the consequences can be catastroph
 ic and irreversible. The financial crisis is not yet over and threatens th
 e lives of 400\,000 children per year\, not to mention the millions of peo
 ple whose jobs are at risk and  would be falling back to poverty. Both iss
 ues present formidable obstacles to the achievement of the Millennium Deve
 lopment Goals (MDGs). Developing countries\, and especially fragile states
  are particularly concerned and at risk. At this critical juncture\, the i
 nternational community needs to rethink strategically of such new dimensio
 ns in international security and development. Are we better prepared to ta
 ckle emerging issues that can emanate from the current crises? Can we mana
 ge the unavoidable and avoid the unmanageable? What future role will inter
 national institutions play? Yuvan Beejadhur explores these intricate issue
 s through the lens of an international organization that is at the forefro
 nt of the fight against poverty and increasingly\, climate change. \n\nNYU
  Wagner\nThe Puck Building\nThe Rudin Family Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 2n
 d Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street\, New York\, NY 10012-9604\n\nThursday\, Oct. 
 15\, 2009\, 12:30pm-1:30pm\n\n********************\nRSVP for this event <a
  href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">online</a>.\n\nFor a complete listin
 g of our upcoming events\, please visit our <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu
 /events/">Event Homepage.</a>
DTEND:20091015T173000Z
DTSTAMP:20091015T163000Z
DTSTART:20091015T163000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 
 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Conflict Security and Development Series: Climate Change\, Financia
 l Crisis and Fragile States: The Imperative of Rethinking New Dimensions i
 n International Security and Development
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:A Look at Education and Economic Development: Conversations wit
 h NYC Mayoral Candidates\n\nPresented by the Wagner Policy Alliance Studen
 t Group\n\nIn line with the Wagner Policy Alliance’s 2009 –2010 theme\, “P
 overty in the United States: A Plurality of Perspectives”\, the WPA will p
 rovide the 2009 NYC Mayoral candidates with an opportunity to express thei
 r views and proposed policies concerning the poor.\n\nThe purpose of this 
 mayoral candidate panel is to create a forum for discussion regarding city
  policies that directly impact the lives of poor New Yorkers.  Too often\,
  election agendas are remiss of any mention about communities living in po
 verty. \n\nThe two broad issues covered by the dialogue are education and 
 economic development (e.g. - asset building\, wealth creation\, and financ
 ial empowerment).  Questions about these two issues will be taken from the
  Wagner community a week before the event\, which will be then presented b
 y the faculty moderator to the candidates.  The goal is not to engage in d
 ebates\, but rather to foster a discussion among the candidates. Therefore
 \, the candidates will be encouraged respond to one another in a civil man
 ner.\n\nPanelists to be announced.\n\nNYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rud
 in Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor\n\nThursday 10
 /15/2009 6:30pm-8:00pm\n\n\n********************\nRSVP for this event <a h
 ref="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">online</a>.\n\nFor a complete listing 
 of our upcoming events\, please visit our <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/e
 vents/">Event Homepage.</a>
DTEND:20091016Z
DTSTAMP:20091015T223000Z
DTSTART:20091015T223000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 
 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:A Look at Education and Economic Development: Conversations with NY
 C Mayoral Candidates
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CATEGORIES:Talks
DESCRIPTION:Professors Miriam Frank\, Irina Langer\, Martin Reichert and Ro
 lf Wolfswinkel will speak about the role the Second World War has played i
 n their lives\, commemorating the fact that Nazi-Germany invaded Poland in
  September 1939.\nIt is a public lecture\, so all are welcome. Tell your s
 tudents\, come yourselves\, bring your friends!!
DTEND:20091016T020000Z
DTSTAMP:20091016Z
DTSTART:20091016Z
LOCATION:19 University Place  in the Great Hall
ORGANIZER;CN=Pamela McKelvin:MAILTO:pamela.mceklvin@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:The War and Me: World War II and its life changing affects
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Setting the Agenda: the Impact of Women in Public Service\n\nPr
 esented by the Wagner Womens Caucus student group\n\nThis year’s signature
  fall event will facilitate a conversation about the importance of recogni
 zing gender differences in the field of public service and the unique pers
 pectives and experiences women leaders bring to the field of non-profit an
 d government work.\n\nThe event will begin with a panel discussion featuri
 ng current practitioners focusing on a number of women's rights issues\, i
 ncluding\, economic development\, health and reproductive rights\, and env
 ironmental impact.\n\nModerated by Nicole Mason of the NYU Wagner's Women 
 of Color Policy Network\; panelist\, Khushbu Srivastava\, Program Officer\
 , Asia\, for the International Women's Health Coalition\; panelist Cheryl 
 Huber\, Research and Planning Director of New Yorkers for Parks...and more
  to be announced. Each panelist will discuss his or her specific issue are
 a and how the debate surrounding this issue changes when gender difference
 s and women's rights are brought into the conversation. \n\nA coffee and n
 etworking break will follow the panel discussion. We will then introduce t
 he keynote speaker\, Marie Wilson\, Founder and President of The White Hou
 se Project. Ms. Wilson will discuss the importance of encouraging women to
  take on leadership positions in the public sector. After the keynote addr
 ess\, there will be a small reception.\n\nNYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\,
  Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor\n\nFriday 
 10/16/2009 1:00pm-5:00pm\n\n********************\nRSVP for this event <a h
 ref="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">online</a>.\n\nFor a complete listing 
 of our upcoming events\, please visit our <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/e
 vents/">Event Homepage.</a>
DTEND:20091016T210000Z
DTSTAMP:20091016T170000Z
DTSTART:20091016T170000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 
 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Setting the Agenda: the Impact of Women in Public Service
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CATEGORIES:Meetings
DESCRIPTION:October monthly meeting for the Wagner Economics and Finance As
 sociation. We will be discussing upcoming events and other relevant topics
 .
DTEND:20091016T220000Z
DTSTAMP:20091016T210000Z
DTSTART:20091016T210000Z
LOCATION:Lafayette Conference Room
ORGANIZER;CN="Laura Carrell, Tim Truong":MAILTO:lmc460@nyu.edu%25timothyptr
 uong@gmail.com
SUMMARY:WEFA Monthly Meeting
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Stand-Up Against Poverty UN Day Celebration\n\nPresented by Wag
 ner International Student Society in association with Wagner Student Allia
 nce For Africa\n\nThis event will help celebrate UN Day in a unique and in
 teresting manner by making use of Kofi Annan's Stand-Up Against Poverty Pl
 edge. When all the guests have arrived\, we will observe a moment of "stan
 ding-up" in recognition of our commitment to fighting global poverty. Phot
 os and interviews will be taken to document the occasion\, and they will b
 e sent to the UN for displaying alongside other campaigns around the world
 .\n\nhttp://www.endpoverty2015.org/\n\nNYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Ru
 din Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor\n\nFriday 10/
 16/2009 5:30pm-6:30pm\n\n\n********************\nRSVP for this event <a hr
 ef="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">online</a>.\n\nFor a complete listing o
 f our upcoming events\, please visit our <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/ev
 ents/">Event Homepage.</a>
DTEND:20091016T223000Z
DTSTAMP:20091016T213000Z
DTSTART:20091016T213000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 
 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Stand-Up Against Poverty UN Day Celebration
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CATEGORIES:Special Events
DESCRIPTION:The NYU Reynolds Program presents the Social Entrepreneurship i
 n the 21st Century Speaker Series with Seth Goldman.\n\nSeth Goldman is Pr
 esident and TeaEO of Honest Tea\, the company he co-founded in 1998 with P
 rofessor Barry Nalebuff of the Yale School of Management. Over the past el
 even years the company has thrived with a 66% annual compound growth rate\
 , as consumers have shifted toward healthier and more sustainable diets. \
 n\nIn 2008 The Coca-Cola Company purchased a minority interest in Honest T
 ea\, fueling further growth as Honest becomes the first organic and Fair T
 rade brand to move into the world's largest beverage distribution system.\
 n\nOctober 19\, 2009\, 12:30-2:00 PM\nRudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\n295 
 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Fl.\nNew York\, NY 10012\n\n********************\nRSVP
  for this event <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">online</a>.\n\nFor
  a complete listing of our upcoming events\, please visit our <a href="htt
 p://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">Event Homepage.</a>
DTEND:20091019T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20091019T163000Z
DTSTART:20091019T163000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 
 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:NYU Reynolds Program Speaker Series: Seth Goldman\, Honest Tea
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CATEGORIES:
DESCRIPTION:Brown Bag with Professor Lakshmi Subramanian
DTEND:20091020T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20091020T154500Z
DTSTART:20091020T154500Z
LOCATION:
ORGANIZER;CN=Walid El Asmar:MAILTO:walidelasmar@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:IPSA Off the Record - Technology for the Developing World
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:New York / Abu Dhabi Futures: Common Challenges\, Uncommon Citi
 es: Strategic Issues Facing the Ports of New York and Dubai: New York\n\nP
 rofessor Asaf Ashar\, Director\, National Ports and Waterways Institute\, 
 University of New Orleans\n\nJeffrey S. Gould Welcome Center\, NYU 50 West
  4th Street\n\nTuesday\, Oct. 20\, 2009\, 6:30pm-8:30pm\n\n***************
 *****\nRSVP for this event <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">online<
 /a>.\n\nFor a complete listing of our upcoming events\, please visit our <
 a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">Event Homepage.</a>
DTEND:20091021T003000Z
DTSTAMP:20091020T223000Z
DTSTART:20091020T223000Z
LOCATION:Jeffrey S. Gould Welcome Center\, NYU 50 West 4th Street
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:New York / Abu Dhabi Futures: Common Challenges\, Uncommon Cities: 
 Strategic Issues Facing the Ports of New York and Dubai: New York
UID:20091020T223000Z-216772@events.nyu.edu
URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal91&id=216772
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Climate Change and Water Series: Watering Egypt: Political Chal
 lenges of Water Management in an Arid Land\n\nwith Jessica Barnes\, Ph.D. 
 candidate\, Sustainable Development\, School of International and Public A
 ffairs\, Columbia University\n\nWater is already a critical factor affecti
 ng the social and economic well-being of a sizable proportion of the world
 ’s population.  However\, with the world’s population projected to double 
 in over the next fifty years\, and water supplies becoming both more scarc
 e and more volatile as a result of global warming\, we are likely to face 
 a water crisis so severe it will reshape everything from our governance st
 ructures to our modes of economic and agricultural production to our patte
 rns of social interaction.  Water will be the axis around which much of pu
 blic policy revolves.\n\nThis Tuesday evening series will explore innovati
 ve and sustainable solutions for water harvesting\, looking at water provi
 sion from a new vantage point: via how water sources are changing as a fun
 ction of global warming and increased population pressures. The implicatio
 ns that these shifts will have for water sourcing and water distribution w
 ill also be explored.\n\nNYU Wagner\nThe Puck Building\, The Rudin Family 
 Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street\, New York\, NY 1
 0012-9604 \n\nTuesday\, Oct. 20\, 2009\, 6:45pm-8:15pm\n\n****************
 ****\nRSVP for this event <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">online</
 a>.\n\nFor a complete listing of our upcoming events\, please visit our <a
  href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">Event Homepage.</a>
DTEND:20091021T001500Z
DTSTAMP:20091020T224500Z
DTSTART:20091020T224500Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 
 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Climate Change and Water Series: Watering Egypt: Political Challeng
 es of Water Management in an Arid Land
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CATEGORIES:International Policy Events
DESCRIPTION:Please note that this talk has been moved to Friday at the same
  time:\n \nThe Middle East and United States Strategy Series: Beyond al Qa
 ida: National Security in an Age of Globalization\, Terror\, and the Inter
 net\n\nFeaturing Juan Zarate\, Senior Advisor\, Transnational Threats Proj
 ect\, Center for Strategic and International Studies\; former deputy assis
 tant to the president and deputy national security adviser for combating t
 errorism (2005- 2009)\n\nFor the last decade\, the Middle East has occupie
 d a place of primacy in debates over U.S. global aims and strategies. NYU 
 Wagner will sponsor a year-long lecture series that will bring to campus o
 riginal thinkers from academics\, research centers and government. \n\nThe
  Middle East and United States Strategy Series\, moderated by NYU Wagner v
 isiting professor Michael Doran\, will address one of the most pressing is
 sues on the U.S. strategic agenda.\n\nNYU Wagner\nThe Puck Building\, The 
 Rudin Family Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street\, Ne
 w York\, NY 10012-9604\n\nWednesday\, Oct. 21\, 2009\, 12:30pm-1:30pm\n\n*
 *******************\nRSVP for this event <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/ev
 ents/">online</a>.\n\nFor a complete listing of our upcoming events\, plea
 se visit our <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">Event Homepage.</a>
DTEND:20091021T173000Z
DTSTAMP:20091021T163000Z
DTSTART:20091021T163000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 
 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:The Middle East and United States Strategy Series: Beyond al Qaida:
  National Security in an Age of Globalization\, Terror\, and the Internet\
 , featuring Juan Zarate
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Preventing Mass Killing: Moving Educational Theory to Policy Pr
 actice\n\nTucker Harding\, Educational Technologist\, Columbia University 
 Center for New Media Teaching and Learning (CCNMTL)\, and Mark Whitlock\, 
 program coordinator\, Columbia Center for International Conflict Resolutio
 n (CICR)\nThe 20th century marked a period of extreme\, state-orchestrated
 \, political violence perpetrated against civilians and noncombatants. Wha
 t are possible strategies for mitigating the underlying causes of mass kil
 ling and genocide\, and what potential do they have in the international a
 rena? What role can the academy play in educating future prevention practi
 tioners? Harding and Whitlock explore these questions\, including policies
  for the prevention of mass\, identity-based violence in the 21st century\
 , as well as the role of technology in training students and current polic
 ymakers\, such as the  preliminary results from a Web-based simulation Har
 ding and Whitlock developed that was incorporated into early warning and p
 revention workshops in the field.\n\nNYU Wagner\nThe Puck Building\nThe Ru
 din Family Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street\, New 
 York\, NY 10012-9604\n\nThursday\, Oct. 22\, 2009\, 12:30pm-1:30pm\n\n****
 ****************\nRSVP for this event <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/event
 s/">online</a>.\n\nFor a complete listing of our upcoming events\, please 
 visit our <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">Event Homepage.</a>
DTEND:20091022T173000Z
DTSTAMP:20091022T163000Z
DTSTART:20091022T163000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 
 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Conflict Security and Development Series: Preventing Mass Killing: 
 Moving Educational Theory to Policy Practice
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Exposing the Green Revolution: Myths\, Realities\, and Communit
 y Responses\n\nPresented by the NYU Wagner Health Program\, (WHY) World Hu
 nger Year\, Food & Water Watch and US Working Group on the Food Crisis\n\n
 Despite the promises of the Green Revolution begun in the 1960s\, the numb
 er of hungry people in the world has increased to over 1 billion today. Ye
 t in the midst of the current worsening food crisis\, the solutions propos
 ed are startlingly similar to those of the past. Join Josphat Ngonyo of th
 e Kenyan Biodiversity Network and others to discuss what went wrong with t
 he Green Revolution and to learn about vibrant community-based solutions t
 o hunger from Kenya to New York.\n\nJosphat Ngonyo\nA social science and c
 ommunications graduate with a postgraduate in NGO management\, Josphat is 
 founding Director of Africa Network for Animal Welfare.  He also founded Y
 outh for Conservation after over 4 years of experience in conservation edu
 cation with the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust. Josphat plays a leading ro
 le in the Kenya Biodiversity Coalition and their efforts to protect Kenyan
  farmers from the introduction of genetically modified crops.\n\nHe won th
 e Middle East animal welfare Award (2007) and the Eastern Africa Environme
 ntal Leadership Award (2003). He sat on the National Steering Committee th
 at spearheaded Kenya's wildlife conservation and management policy and leg
 islation review. He's a member of the Global task force on Farm Animal Wel
 fare and Trade and an honorary warden with the Kenya Wildlife Services.\n\
 nNYU Wagner's Health Policy and Management Program\nHas been recognized as
  the best in the country. Located in a school of public service rather tha
 n in a medical or public health school\, the program crosses traditional b
 oundaries\, linking management\, finance\, and policy\, and provides stude
 nts with the cutting-edge concepts and skills needed to shape the future o
 f health policy and management.\n\nNYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin 
 Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor\n\nThursday 10/22
 /2009 6:30pm-8:00pm\n\n********************\nRSVP for this event <a href="
 http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">online</a>.\n\nFor a complete listing of ou
 r upcoming events\, please visit our <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events
 /">Event Homepage.</a>
DTEND:20091023T003000Z
DTSTAMP:20091022T223000Z
DTSTART:20091022T223000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 
 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Exposing the Green Revolution: Myths\, Realities\, and Community Re
 sponses
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CATEGORIES:Health Policy Events
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a dialogue across different sectors with health pol
 icy analysts\, information technology innovators\, public health leaders\,
  and care delivery experts discussing how the major healthcare players are
  preparing for the baby boomer generation at home and across the globe. \n
 \nSpeakers to be announced. Reception to follow.\n\nNYU Wagner\nThe Puck B
 uilding\, \nThe Rudin Family Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafay
 ette Street\, New York\, NY 10012-9604\n\n10/23/2009 4:30pm-6:30pm\n\n****
 ****************\nRSVP for this event <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/event
 s/">online</a>.\n\nFor a complete listing of our upcoming events\, please 
 visit our <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">Event Homepage.</a>
DTEND:20091023T223000Z
DTSTAMP:20091023T203000Z
DTSTART:20091023T203000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 
 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Aging and Global Health: Are We Prepared for the Epidemic of the Ag
 ing Baby Boomers?
UID:20091023T203000Z-211658@events.nyu.edu
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Demystifing the US Healthcare Reform Debate Part 2: Health Care
  Reform\, Solution\, Politics and Media\n\nHosted by the NYU Wagner Health
  Program and the Wagner Health Network Student group\n\nAt a time when hea
 lthcare reform is at the top of the agenda for the President and Congress\
 , this series will provide in-depth discussion of the important and comple
 x issues involved in the debate and engage in active dialogue with both pe
 ers and experts.\n\nWAGNER HEALTH NETWORK (WHN) serves as an academic\, pr
 ofessional and social support to students interested in the fields of heal
 th policy\, health management\, health finance and international health.\n
 \nNYU WAGNER'S HEALTH POLICY AND MANAGEMENT PROGRAM has been recognized as
  the best in the country. Located in a school of public service rather tha
 n in a medical or public health school\, the program crosses traditional b
 oundaries\, linking management\, finance\, and policy\, and provides stude
 nts with the cutting-edge concepts and skills needed to shape the future o
 f health policy and management.\n\nIn the second part of the series\, Prof
 essor Paul Light will join Professor Billings and other expert panelists i
 n a discussion of the proposed solutions\, and how politics and the media 
 have shaped national debate. \n\nMonday\, Oct. 26\, 2009\, 7:00pm-8:30pm\n
 \nNYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 295 La
 fayette St.\, 2nd Floor\n\n********************\nRSVP for this event <a hr
 ef="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">online</a>.\n\nFor a complete listing o
 f our upcoming events\, please visit our <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/ev
 ents/">Event Homepage.</a>
DTEND:20091027T003000Z
DTSTAMP:20091026T230000Z
DTSTART:20091026T230000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 
 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Demystifing the US Healthcare Reform Debate Part 2: Health Care Ref
 orm\, Solution\, Politics and Media
UID:20091026T230000Z-215047@events.nyu.edu
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Best Practices for Major Gifts and Planned Giving\n\nLooking to
  start your own major gifts or planned giving program?  Already have a gif
 t program up and running\, but want some tips to make it better?  Or do yo
 u just want to learn more about major gifts and planned giving programs?\n
  \nIf so\, join the NYUWagner Alumni in Fundraising and Development group 
 in a discussion with major gift and planned giving experts from large and 
 small organizations for their inside view on creating a major gift and pla
 nned giving program that is best for your organization.\n \nAfter the disc
 ussion join your fellow Wagner development alumni for a reception.\n\nNYU 
 Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 295 Lafayett
 e St.\, 2nd Floor\n\nTuesday 10/27/2009 6:00pm-8:00pm\n\n*****************
 ***\nRSVP for this event <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">online</a
 >.\n\nFor a complete listing of our upcoming events\, please visit our <a 
 href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">Event Homepage.</a>
DTEND:20091028Z
DTSTAMP:20091027T220000Z
DTSTART:20091027T220000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 
 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Best Practices for Major Gifts and Planned Giving
UID:20091027T220000Z-213868@events.nyu.edu
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Funding Mass Transit: A Conversation with Richard Ravitch and P
 rofessor Charles Brecher\n\nNYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum f
 or Civic Dialogue\, 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor\n\nWednesday\, Oct. 28\,
  2009\, 8:00am-10:00am\n\n********************\nRSVP for this event <a hre
 f="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">online</a>.\n\nFor a complete listing of
  our upcoming events\, please visit our <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/eve
 nts/">Event Homepage.</a>
DTEND:20091028T140000Z
DTSTAMP:20091028T120000Z
DTSTART:20091028T120000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 
 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:The Thinking and Doing Breakfast Series: Funding Mass Transit: A Co
 nversation with Richard Ravitch and Professor Charles Brecher
UID:20091028T120000Z-213899@events.nyu.edu
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Presented by the Student Network Exploring Arts & Culture and t
 he International Public Service Association\n\nJoin us for a panel discuss
 ion exploring innovative ways the arts are used to address social and huma
 nitarian issues in international development.  We'll hear from experts and
  practitioners in the field whose work brings them to poverty stricken are
 as in the developing world\, refugee camps\, areas of conflict and post-wa
 r environments\, and politically charged public spaces.  Come to learn how
  they use the arts to effect lasting and powerful change in underpriviledg
 ed communities around the globe.\n\nPanelists Include:\n\nAmi Boghani\nPro
 gram Coordinator\, Maisha Film Lab\nThe Lab provides professional training
  and production resources to emerging film makers in East Africa in order 
 to preserve\, cultivate and unleash local voices from these regions.\n\nMa
 uricio Salgado\nChief Project Officer\, Artists Striving to End Poverty\nA
 n organization that connects artists with global youths and uses the arts 
 to create change for young people in need\n\nJoanna Sherman\nArtistic Dire
 ctor\, Bond Street Theatre\nA company that uses the performing arts as hum
 anitarian outreach and a tool for education and healing\n\nModerated by\nD
 eborah Kapchan\nProfessor of Performance Studies\, NYU\, and currently tea
 ching a class on Arts and Human Rights\n\n\n********************\nRSVP for
  this event <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">online</a>.\n\nFor a c
 omplete listing of our upcoming events\, please visit our <a href="http://
 wagner.nyu.edu/events/">Event Homepage.</a>
DTEND:20091028T223000Z
DTSTAMP:20091028T210000Z
DTSTART:20091028T210000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, 2nd Floor\, Rice Conference Room 
 / Newman Reception Area\, 295 Lafayette Street\, New York\, NY 10012-9604
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Arts in International Development: Harnessing the power of the crea
 tive disciplines to effect social\, economic\, and political change
UID:20091028T210000Z-219676@events.nyu.edu
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Women and Girls at War: 'Wives'\, Mothers and Fighters\n\nJeann
 ie Annan\, Director of Research and Evaluation\, International Rescue Comm
 ittee\; Visiting Scientist\, FXB Center for Health and Human Rights\, Harv
 ard School of Public Health\n\nData from northern Uganda’s war challenge c
 onventional notions about the role of females during and after war. Women 
 and girls recruited by the Lord’s Resistance Army are not passive victims\
 , but play active roles\, and only a minority of those who return exhibit 
 serious reintegration difficulties. For those who do have problems with re
 integration\, abduction into the armed group exacerbates already existing 
 problems\, including gender inequalities\, corruption in the police system
 \, and devastating poverty. Join us as Dr. Jeannie Annan\, Director of Res
 earch and Evaluation at the International Rescue Committee\, discusses fin
 dings from her research and addresses how decreasing violence against wome
 n after war will depend on the strength of interventions to address factor
 s at individual\, family and community levels. \n\nNYU Wagner\nThe Puck Bu
 ilding\, The Rudin Family Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayett
 e Street\, New York\, NY 10012-9604\n\nThursday\, Oct. 29\, 2009\, 12:30pm
 -1:30pm\n\n********************\nRSVP for this event <a href="http://wagne
 r.nyu.edu/events/">online</a>.\n\nFor a complete listing of our upcoming e
 vents\, please visit our <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">Event Hom
 epage.</a>
DTEND:20091029T173000Z
DTSTAMP:20091029T163000Z
DTSTART:20091029T163000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 
 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Conflict Security and Development Series: Women and Girls at War: W
 ives\, Mothers and Fighters
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CATEGORIES:University/School events
DESCRIPTION:Interpersonal Defense\, Situated Agency\, and Psychotherapy\n\n
 Guest Speaker:\nMichael A. Westerman\, Ph.D.\nDepartment of Psychology\, N
 ew York University\n\n1 Washington Square North\, 1st Floor Parlor\nThursd
 ay\, October 29\, 2009\n6:45 pm - 8:15 pm\n\nIn this presentation\, Dr. We
 sterman will: (1) present the philosophical underpinnings of the theory of
  interpersonal defense\, an interpersonal reconceptualization of defense p
 rocesses\, and (2) show how tenets of the theory contribute to our underst
 anding of psychotherapy process.\n\nThe theory is based on a hermeneutic p
 hilosophical perspective that takes the person’s involvement in practical 
 activities as its basic starting point (Dewey\, 1896\; Heidegger\, 1962\; 
 Merleau-Ponty\, 1962\; Wittgenstein\, 1958). According to this viewpoint\,
  the person is a situated agent\, that is\, always already in medias res. 
 When we consider defense processes along these lines\, we see that pattern
 s of defensive behavior are fascinating from philosophical and clinical st
 andpoints: these patterns represent a fundamental struggle against situate
 d agency.\n\nDr. Westerman will illustrate this phenomenon with clinical m
 aterial (video clips and excerpts of transcripts) from a set of case studi
 es on treatments from the Brief Psychotherapy Project at Beth Israel Medic
 al Center. He will focus on one case and employ discourse-analytic methods
  to illustrate how defensive patterns involve recurring problems in the wa
 ys interaction bids fit together over time. Dr. Westerman will show how th
 ese failures of coordination often function to avoid clear-cut occurrences
  of feared relationship events\, but will also illustrate how defensive be
 havior feeds forward to affect what happens in interpersonal interactions 
 in other ways which demonstrate that\, ultimately\, the struggle against s
 ituated agency cannot be successful. Lastly his remarks will also point ou
 t how the tenets of interpersonal defense theory regarding the feed-forwar
 d effects of defensive behavior offer a new approach to countertransferenc
 e phenomena.\n\nTo RSVP for this event please send and e-mail to ssw.phd@n
 yu.edu or contact Tandayi Jones at 212-998-5941.
DTEND:20091030T001500Z
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ORGANIZER;CN=Tandayi Jones:MAILTO:taj210@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Interpersonal Defense\, Situated Agency\, and Psychotherapy
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DESCRIPTION:Please note this is the confirmed date for this talk\n\nThe Mid
 dle East and United States Strategy Series \n\nFeaturing Fred Wehrey\, Sen
 ior Policy Analyst\, RAND\n\nFor the last decade\, the Middle East has occ
 upied a place of primacy in debates over U.S. global aims and strategies. 
 NYU Wagner will sponsor a year-long lecture series that will bring to camp
 us original thinkers from academics\, research centers and government. \n\
 nThe Middle East and United States Strategy Series\, moderated by NYU Wagn
 er visiting professor Michael Doran\,  will address one of the most pressi
 ng issues on the U.S. strategic agenda.\n\nNYU Wagner\nThe Puck Building\,
  The Rudin Family Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street
 \, New York\, NY 10012-9604\n\nWednesday\, Oct. 30\, 2009\, 12:30pm-1:30pm
 \n\nPlease note date change\n\n********************\nRSVP for this event <
 a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">online</a>.\n\nFor a complete listi
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DTEND:20091030T173000Z
DTSTAMP:20091030T163000Z
DTSTART:20091030T163000Z
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ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:The Middle East and United States Strategy Series featuring Fred We
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CATEGORIES:Films
DESCRIPTION:Prescreening of the movie "The End of Poverty" followed by a di
 scussion moderated by Professor Salo Coslovksy.\n\nPotentially some food s
 erved.
DTEND:20091031T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20091030T200000Z
DTSTART:20091030T200000Z
LOCATION:
ORGANIZER;CN=Walid El Asmar:MAILTO:walidelasmar@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:IPSA Movie and Discussion
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DESCRIPTION:End of Poverty? U.S. Movie Premiere and Discussion\n\nThe Inter
 national Public Service Association (IPSA) is proud to present the U.S. mo
 vie premiere of “The End of Poverty? Think Again!” by multi-awarded filmma
 ker Philippe Diaz. The screening will be followed by a discussion moderate
 d by Professor Salo Coslovsky.\n\nAfter 25 selections to international fil
 m festivals\, including the Cannes Festival 2008\, "The End of Poverty" is
  coming to American Theaters on November 13th. Aimed at exploring the root
  causes for the persistence of poverty\, this documentary presents footage
  from the poorest areas around the world\, punctuated by the comments of s
 uch personalities as Nobel Prize winners Amartya Sen and Joseph Stiglitz\,
  William Easterly\, author/activist Susan George\, Eric Toussaint and Boli
 vian Vice President Alvaro Garcia Linera.\n\n\nWhen: 10/30/2009 4:00pm-7:0
 0pm\n\nLocation:\nNYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, The Rudin Family Forum 
 for Civic Dialogue\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street\, New York\, NY 10012-9
 604\n\n********************\nRSVP for this event <a href="http://wagner.ny
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 s\, please visit our <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">Event Homepag
 e.</a>
DTEND:20091030T230000Z
DTSTAMP:20091030T200000Z
DTSTART:20091030T200000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, The Rudin Family Forum for Civic 
 Dialogue\, 2nd Fl.
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:The End of Poverty? U.S. Movie Premiere and Discussion
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CATEGORIES:Special Events
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Rescue\, Recovery\, and Reining in the Deficit with Peter R. Or
 szag\, Director\, Office of Management and Budget\n\nJohn Sexton\, Preside
 nt\, New York University and Ellen Schall\, Dean and Martin Cherkasky Prof
 essor of Health Policy and Management\, Robert F. Wagner Graduate School o
 f Public Service cordially invite you to an address by\n\nPeter R. Orszag\
 nDirector\, Office of Management and Budget on "Rescue\, Recovery\, and Re
 ining in the Deficit"\n\nTuesday\, November 3\, 2009\n11:00 AM\n\nHelen an
 d Martin Kimmel Center for University Life\n60 Washington Square South\, 4
 th Floor\nEisner and Lubin Auditorium\n(at the corner of LaGuardia Place)\
 n\nPeter R. Orszag served as the Director of the Congressional Budget Offi
 ce from January 2007 to December 2008\, overseeing the agency's work in pr
 oviding objective\, nonpartisan\, and timely analyses of economic and budg
 etary issues -- supervising the numerous analytical papers and cost estima
 tes that the agency produces and\, to present the results\, frequently tes
 tifying before the Congress.  Under his leadership\, the agency significan
 tly expanded its focus on areas such as health care and climate change. \n
 \nIn previous government service\, Orszag served as Special Assistant to t
 he President for Economic Policy and as a staff economist and then Senior 
 Advisor and Senior Economist at the President's Council of Economic Advise
 rs.  Orszag was the Joseph A. Pechman Senior Fellow and Deputy Director of
  Economic Studies at the Brookings Institution.  While at Brookings\, he a
 lso served as Director of The Hamilton Project\; Director of the Retiremen
 t Security Project\; and Co-Director of the Tax Policy Center\, a joint ve
 nture with the Urban Institute.  Orszag graduated summa cum laude in econo
 mics from Princeton University and obtained a Ph.D. in economics from the 
 London School of Economics\, which he attended as a Marshall scholar.  \n\
 nHe has coauthored or coedited a number of books\, including Protecting th
 e Homeland 2006/7 (2006)\, Aging Gracefully: Ideas to Improve Retirement S
 ecurity in America (2006)\, and Saving Social Security: A Balanced Approac
 h (2004)\, and American Economic Policy in the 1990s (2002). Dr. Orszag is
  a member of the Institute of Medicine (IOM) of the National Academies of 
 Sciences.  He was previously a visiting scholar at New York University's R
 obert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service.\n\n\n******************
 **\nFor a complete listing of NYU Wagner upcoming events\, please visit ou
 r <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">Event Homepage.</a>
DTEND:20091103T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20091103T160000Z
DTSTART:20091103T160000Z
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  Square South\, 4th Floor\, Eisner and Lubin Auditorium
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Rescue\, Recovery\, and Reining in the Deficit with Peter R. Orszag
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CATEGORIES:Conferences/Symposia
DESCRIPTION:Artist Martin Wong was a major collector of Graffiti artwork an
 d deeply immersed as a mentor and friend in the graffiti culture and artwo
 rlds of New York City.\n\nThis panel discussion will take his work and lif
 e as a jumping point to explore issues of gender\, race\, and graffiti cul
 ture with artists Sharp and Lady Pink\, critic/scholar Yasmin Ramirez\, Di
 rector of Gender and Sexuality Studies Program at NYU Gayatri Gopinath\, a
 nd moderated by Arnaldo Cruz-Malave\, author of "Queer Latino Testimonio K
 eith Haring\, and Juanito Xtravaganza:Hard Tails" and Professor of Spanish
  and Comparative Literature\, Fordham University.
DTEND:20091104T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20091103T230000Z
DTSTART:20091103T230000Z
LOCATION:A/P/A Institute at NYU (41-51 E. 11th Street\, 7th Floor Gallery)
ORGANIZER;CN=Alexandra Chang:MAILTO:apa.rsvp@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Martin Wong: Explorations in Race and Masculinity in Graffiti Cultu
 re.
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:The Middle East and United States Strategy Series \n\nFeaturing
  Will McCants\, Fellow\, Combating Terrorist Center\, West Point\n\nFor th
 e last decade\, the Middle East has occupied a place of primacy in debates
  over U.S. global aims and strategies. NYU Wagner will sponsor a year-long
  lecture series that will bring to campus original thinkers from academics
 \, research centers and government. \n\nThe Middle East and United States 
 Strategy Series\, moderated by NYU Wagner visiting professor Michael Doran
 \,  will address one of the most pressing issues on the U.S. strategic age
 nda.\n\nNYU Wagner\nThe Puck Building\, The Rudin Family Forum for Civic D
 ialogue\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street\, New York\, NY 10012-9604\n\nWedn
 esday\, Nov. 4\, 2009\, 12:30pm-1:30pm\n\n********************\nRSVP for t
 his event <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">online</a>.\n\nFor a com
 plete listing of our upcoming events\, please visit our <a href="http://wa
 gner.nyu.edu/events/">Event Homepage.</a>
DTEND:20091104T183000Z
DTSTAMP:20091104T173000Z
DTSTART:20091104T173000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 
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ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:The Middle East and United States Strategy Series featuring Will Mc
 Cants\, Fellow\, Combating Terrorist Center\, West Point
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:People of color and low-income individuals are over-represented
  among those without health insurance. It is estimated that 19 percent of 
 African-Americans and 30 percent of Latinos are without health insurance. 
 Healthcare reform is issue number one for the Administration. And it shoul
 d be a priority for communities of color as well.  \n\nJoin us for this pr
 ovocative town hall meeting with leading experts and community leaders as 
 we discuss the current proposals on the table and the impact they will hav
 e on communities of color\, strategies for creating inclusive healthcare r
 eform and how current proposals can begin to alleviate health disparities 
 in low-income communities.\n\nDiscussants:\n\nJessica Gonzalez-Rojas -Lati
 na Institute for Reproductive Health\n\nCara James\, Ph.d- Henry J. Kaiser
  Family Foundation\n\nMaya Wiley- Center for Social Inclusion\n\nMiriam Ye
 ung -The National Asian Pacific American Women's Forum (NAPAWF)\n\nWhen: 1
 1/04/2009 6:00pm-7:30pm\n\nLocation:\nNYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, The
  Rudin Family Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street\, N
 ew York\, NY 10012-9604\n\n********************\nRSVP for this event <a hr
 ef="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">online</a>.\n\nFor a complete listing o
 f our upcoming events\, please visit our <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/ev
 ents/">Event Homepage.</a>
DTEND:20091105T003000Z
DTSTAMP:20091104T230000Z
DTSTART:20091104T230000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, The Rudin Family Forum for Civic 
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ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:High Stakes: Healthcare Reform and Communities of Color
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DESCRIPTION:Discussion with Professor Gershman
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DESCRIPTION:Discussion with Professor Gershman
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ORGANIZER;CN=Walid El Asmar:MAILTO:walidelasmar@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:IPSA Reading Group
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:NYU Reynolds Program Speaker Series\n\nWoody Tasch is chairman 
 of Slow Money\, a non-profit financial intermediary dedicated to investing
  in local food systems and building restorative capital markets. Woody is 
 chairman emeritus of Investors' Circle\, a network of angel investors\, fa
 mily offices\, social purpose funds\, and foundations that has invested $1
 33 million in 200 early stage sustainability-promoting ventures and ventur
 e funds\, since 1992. In the 1990s\, he pioneered the integration of asset
  management and philanthropic purpose as treasurer of the Jessie Smith Noy
 es Foundation and founding chairman of the Community Development Venture C
 apital Alliance. An experienced venture-capital investor and entrepreneur\
 , he has served on numerous for-profit and non-profit boards. He lives in 
 northern New Mexico.\n\nNYU Wagner\nThe Puck Building\, The Rudin Family F
 orum for Civic Dialogue\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street\, New York\, NY 10
 012-9604\n\nNovember 5\, 2009 5:30-7:00PM\n\n********************\nRSVP fo
 r this event <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">online</a>.\n\nFor a 
 complete listing of our upcoming events\, please visit our <a href="http:/
 /wagner.nyu.edu/events/">Event Homepage.</a>
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ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:NYU Reynolds Program Speaker Series: Woody Tasch\, Chairman\, Inves
 tor's Circle
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CATEGORIES:Careers
DESCRIPTION:Regular WSAFA board members meeting
DTEND:20091107Z
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DTSTART:20091106T230000Z
LOCATION:Lafayette Conference Room 3rd fl
ORGANIZER;CN=Polina Flahive:MAILTO:pyf202@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:WSAFA Board Meeting
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CATEGORIES:Conferences/Symposia
DESCRIPTION:Lucky Girl is a riveting memoir about author Mei-Ling Hopgood's
  surprise reunion and relationship with the complicated Chinese family tha
 t gave her up for adoption when she was a baby. Spanning cultures and cont
 inents\, Hopgood's journey brings home a tale of joy and regret\, hilarity
 \, deep sadness\, and great discovery\, as she untangles the unlikely stra
 nds that formed her destiny. As a journalist\, Ms. Hopgood pushes herself 
 to address many of the complex and difficult questions parents and adolesc
 ents struggle with around self-identity\, adoption and the complicated con
 cept of family today.\n\nThe symposium will take up issues that are explor
 ed within this book and will include separate discussion sessions for twee
 ns\, teens and adults.\n\nCo-sponsored by: Families with Children from Chi
 na of Greater New York (FCCNY)
DTEND:20091107T223000Z
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DTSTART:20091107T173000Z
LOCATION:New York University\, 19 University Place (Great Room and Auditori
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ORGANIZER;CN=Alexandra Chang:MAILTO:apa.rsvp@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Lucky Girl: Adoption Symposium (A day-long schedule of panel discus
 sions for adults\, tweens and teens.)
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CATEGORIES:International Policy Events
DESCRIPTION:The Middle East and United States Strategy Series \n\nFeaturing
  Aaron David Miller\, Public Policy Fellow\, Woodrow Wilson International 
 Center for Scholars\; former advisor to six secretaries of state.\n\nFor t
 he last decade\, the Middle East has occupied a place of primacy in debate
 s over U.S. global aims and strategies. NYU Wagner will sponsor a year-lon
 g lecture series that will bring to campus original thinkers from academic
 s\, research centers and government. \n\nThe Middle East and United States
  Strategy Series\, moderated by NYU Wagner visiting professor Michael Dora
 n\,  will address one of the most pressing issues on the U.S. strategic ag
 enda.\n\nNYU Wagner\nThe Puck Building\, The Rudin Family Forum for Civic 
 Dialogue\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street\, New York\, NY 10012-9604\n\nMon
 day\, Nov. 9\, 2009\, 12:30pm-1:30pm\n\n\n********************\nRSVP for t
 his event <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">online</a>.\n\nFor a com
 plete listing of our upcoming events\, please visit our <a href="http://wa
 gner.nyu.edu/events/">Event Homepage.</a>
DTEND:20091109T183000Z
DTSTAMP:20091109T173000Z
DTSTART:20091109T173000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 
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ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:The Middle East and United States Strategy Series featuring Aaron D
 avid Miller\, Public Policy Fellow\, Woodrow Wilson International Center f
 or Scholars\; former advisor to six secretaries of state.
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CATEGORIES:Special Events
DESCRIPTION:Serving NYC's Highest Needs Children\n\nA Wagner Education Poli
 cy Studies Association (WEPSA) Student Group Brownbag with Laura Rodriguez
 \, NYC Dept. of Education’s Chief Achievement Officer for Special Educatio
 n and English Language Learners\n\nBring your lunch and enjoy an informal 
 conversation!\n\nLaura Rodriguez is the NYC Department of Education's firs
 t Chief Achievement Officer for Special Education and English Language Lea
 rners.  In this newly-created position in the Chancellor's cabinet\, Ms. R
 odriguez is responsible for the Office of Special Education Initiatives\, 
 District 75\, and the Office of English Language Learners\, representing t
 he interests of the city's highest-needs children. \n\nMs. Rodriguez has h
 eld various leadership positions\, including CEO of the Leadership Learnin
 g Support Organization\, Director of the Office of High School Bilingual/E
 SL Programs\, Deputy Superintendent of Instruction for Bronx High Schools\
 , and Regional Superintendent of Region 2.  Ms. Rodriguez is thrilled to  
 have the opportunity to use her experience and expertise to improve outcom
 es for children across New York City.\n\nAdditional co-sponsors: ALAS and 
 APASA\n\n\nDate: 11/10/2009 12:30pm-1:30pm\n\nLocation:\nNYU Wagner\, The 
 Puck Building\, Jersey Conference Room\, 3040\n295 Lafayette Street\, New 
 York\, NY 10012-9604
DTEND:20091110T183000Z
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DTSTART:20091110T173000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Jersey Conference Room\, 3040  29
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ORGANIZER;CN=Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Serving NYC's Highest Needs Children
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:This conference will examine the interactions between race\, po
 licy and poverty in the realm of education\, the economic recession and th
 e prison industrial complex.\n\nKeynote: Introductory Remarks and Educatio
 n Panel: A Look at the Economics of Education and its Effect on Students o
 f Color Achievement\n\n9:30 – 10:00 Registration & Continental Breakfast\n
 \n10:00 – 10:30 Keynote: Introductory Remarks\n\n10:30 – 11:45 \n\nSpeaker
 s\n\nPedro Noguera\, Steinhardt School of Culture\, Education\, and Human 
 Development at New York University\n\nDr. Sheila Evens Tranum\, Associate 
 Commission of Education\, NY State Education Department\n\nShawn Dove\, Op
 en Society Institute\n\n11:45 – 12:45 Lunch and Networking\n\n12:45 – 2:00
  Applied Research Center’s presentation on report entitled "Race and Reces
 sion: How Inequity Rigged the Economy and how to Change the Rules" by Seth
  Wessler\, ARC Senior Policy Researcher\n\n2:00-3:00 The Prison Pipeline: 
 A Closer Look at the Prison Industrial Complex with Max Kenner\, founder o
 f the Bard Prison Initiative\, and Mishi Faruqee\, Director of the Juvenil
 e Justice Project with the Correctional Association of New York\n\n3:00-3:
 30 Closing Remarks\n\nDate: Wednesday\, Nov. 11\, 2009\, 9:30am-3:30pm\n\n
 Location: NYU\, The Kimmel Center\, 802 Shorin Performance Studio\n60 Wash
 ington Square South\, New York\, NY 10012 \n\n********************\nRSVP f
 or this event <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">online</a>.\n\nFor a
  complete listing of our upcoming events\, please visit our <a href="http:
 //wagner.nyu.edu/events/">Event Homepage.</a>
DTEND:20091111T203000Z
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DTSTART:20091111T143000Z
LOCATION:NYU\, The Kimmel Center\, 802 Shorin Performance Studio\, 60 Washi
 ngton Square South\, New York\, NY 10012
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:The Cost of Inequality: Exploring the Interception of Race\, Povert
 y\, and Policy
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URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal91&id=219322
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CATEGORIES:Talks
DESCRIPTION:The Research Center for Leadership in Action presents RCLA Cafe
 . \nA series of Brown Bags for Wagner students to interact with RCLA staff
 \, researchers and associates and learn more about RCLA methodologies and 
 the collective leadership approach.
DTEND:20091111T183000Z
DTSTAMP:20091111T170000Z
DTSTART:20091111T170000Z
LOCATION:Mulberry
ORGANIZER;CN=Beatriz Maass:MAILTO:maass@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:RCLA Café
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CATEGORIES:Special Events
DESCRIPTION:What does the constitution say about religious freedom? What is
  the difference between freedom of religion versus freedom from religion? 
 Is secularism itself a form of faith? What happens when religious expressi
 on intersects with politics? By what means can we negotiate conflicting wo
 rld views\, paradigms\, or faiths? How does recent legislation redefine ou
 r idea of religious freedom? What does it mean to exclude "religion" from 
 civic life if we think of religion as articulating our deepest assumptions
  and commitments? In what context was religious freedom in America created
 ? What is religious freedom?\n\nFeaturing:\nGallatin Professor George Shul
 man\nGallatin Professor Matt Stanley\nGallatin Professor Caleb Elfenbein\n
 Imam Khalid Latif\nGallatin Alumni Joshua Martin\n\nThe Gallatin Coffee Ho
 use Series is an opportunity for the Gallatin and NYU community to watch a
 nd discuss a controversial topic. Please join us as we deconstruct the ‘Re
 ligious Freedom in America’\n\nYou provide the conversation -- we provide 
 the coffee.\nTHINK OUTSIDE THE MUG.\n\nCo-Sponsored by the Gallatin Office
  of Student Life and the Center for Multicultural Education and Programs
DTEND:20091112T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20091111T230000Z
DTSTART:20091111T230000Z
LOCATION:715 Broadway\, Jerry H. Labowitz Theatre for the Performing Arts
ORGANIZER;CN=Samantha Shapses:MAILTO:srs321
SUMMARY:The Gallatin Coffee House Series: Religious Freedom in America
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CATEGORIES:Films
DESCRIPTION:During traumatic events\, the normal flow of day-to-day life is
  disrupted in an instant. In the aftermath of sudden upheaval and incompre
 hensible loss\, people seek a bridge between the irreplaceable past and a 
 hopeful future. The documentary film "Objects and Memory" examines the inn
 ate drive to maintain connection and continuity by preserving the past and
  speaking to the future.\n\nNarrated by Frank Langella and with music by P
 hilip Glass\, "Objects and Memory" traces the actions and motivations of t
 hese people and relates stories of the objects' symbolic transformation. A
 long A/P/A Institute's archive and collections initiatives\, the film touc
 hes on the importance of and issues surrounding collecting the present for
  the future.\n\nA Q&A will follow the screening with filmmaker Jonathan Fe
 in and Dr. Jack (John Kuo Wei) Tchen\, Founding Director of A/P/A Institut
 e at NYU.\n\nCo-sponsored by the NYU Center for Media\, Culture and Histor
 y/Center for Religion and Media.
DTEND:20091112T023000Z
DTSTAMP:20091111T233000Z
DTSTART:20091111T233000Z
LOCATION:NYU Cantor Film Center (36 E. 8th Street\, Theater 101)
ORGANIZER;CN=Alexandra Chang:MAILTO:apa.rsvp@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Objects & Memory: Film Screening & Discussion with Filmmaker Jonath
 an Fein & Jack (John Kuo Wei) Tchen
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CATEGORIES:
DESCRIPTION:COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING:\n\nDescription: This is a discussion le
 d by Tamar Kraft-Stoler\, Director of the Women In Prison Project of the C
 orrectional Association\n\nActual Event/Meeting Time (if you have built in
  set-up and clean-up time): 7:00pm\n\nProper Display Title (for electronic
  calendar display and room signs): SCJR: Discussion with the Correctional 
 Association's Women In Prison Project
DTEND:20091112T023000Z
DTSTAMP:20091111T233000Z
DTSTART:20091111T233000Z
LOCATION:Jersey Room
ORGANIZER;CN=Lora Krsulich:MAILTO:lora.krsulich@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:SCJR: Discussion with the Correctional Association's Women in Priso
 n Project
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CATEGORIES:Special Events
DESCRIPTION:Interested in foreign films and festive fare?\nWant to raise yo
 ur global awareness through lectures\, panels\, and discussions?  \nThen t
 ake advantage of the IEW events throughout November - all on-campus\, all 
 free or at low cost!\n\nThe complete calendar and list of event sponsors c
 an be found at \nhttp://www.nyu.edu/oiss/programs/iew.html\n\nIEW is an an
 nual joint initiative of the U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Departm
 ent of Education to promote international exchange and foster greater glob
 al awareness.  \n\nDoes your event support the idea of international educa
 tion?  Event submissions for the IEW calendar are accepted until November 
 13.  Email oiss.iew@nyu.edu for more information.
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091114
DTSTAMP:20091113T050000Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091113
LOCATION:Various locations
ORGANIZER;CN=Alison N. Jackson:MAILTO:oiss.iew@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:NYU International Education Week
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CATEGORIES:Special Events
DESCRIPTION:Urban Transportation and Planning Doctoral Series\n\nHosted by 
 the NYU Wagner Rudin Center for Transportation\, the Urban Transportation 
 and Planning Doctoral Series provides an informal setting for the region’s
  leading scholars\, as nominated by their faculty advisors\, to present th
 eir current dissertation research on cutting-edge transportation planning 
 matters\, engaging other doctoral and masters students\, and faculty and a
 lumni in meaningful dialogue. \n\nMark your calendars for 1:30pm to 3:00pm
  (lunch starts at 1:00pm).\n\nPrivate Transit Services in Immigrant Commun
 ities\n\nwith Nicholas Klein (Rutgers University)\n\nOutside of official g
 overnment planning channels\, entrepreneurs throughout the New York metrop
 olitan region have been steadily developing a growing number of private tr
 ansit services in immigrant communities. These transit services take many 
 forms including unregulated taxi cabs\, jitneys or dollar-vans\, vanpools\
 , and mini-buses and intercity buses (the so-called “Chinatown Bus”).\n\nW
 hile some of these services have been around since for several decades\, r
 ecent research suggests that these services are increasing in number and  
 geographic research but due to its various forms and operation on the edge
  of informality\, estimates of the industry size vary widely. While most o
 f these transit operations provide a niche service\, some have attracted a
  large passenger base beyond their coethnic community\, suggesting broader
  potential impacts of this industry. Despite the long held academic intere
 st in private transit\, little attention has given to the immigrant commun
 ity basis of many of these services.\n\nThis research addresses three main
  questions relating to the growth of private transit operations. The first
  research question asks how and why do these private transit services deve
 lop in immigrant communities? Second\, what are the effects of private tra
 nsit services on cities and their public transit systems? Third\, how can 
 public transit agencies address the needs of growing immigrant populations
  living in changing neighborhoods? These research questions use examples o
 f private transit in immigrant communities to speak to larger issues in pl
 anning and transportation. These issues include immigrant entrepreneurship
 \, the role of regulation and competition\, the public transit planning pr
 ocesses and the ways planners can address the needs of diverse and changin
 g populations. \n\nDate: Friday\, November 13\, 2009\, 1:00pm-2:30pm\n\nLo
 cation: NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, The Rudin Family Forum for Civic 
 Dialogue\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street\, New York\, NY 10012-9604
DTEND:20091113T193000Z
DTSTAMP:20091113T180000Z
DTSTART:20091113T180000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, The Rudin Family Forum for Civic 
 Dialogue\, 2nd Fl. 295 Lafayette Street\, New York\, NY 10012-9604
ORGANIZER;CN=Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Urban Transportation and Planning Doctoral Series: Private Transit 
 Services in Immigrant Communities
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CATEGORIES:Special Events
DESCRIPTION:Interested in foreign films and festive fare?\nWant to raise yo
 ur global awareness through lectures\, panels\, and discussions?  \nThen t
 ake advantage of the IEW events throughout November - all on-campus\, all 
 free or at low cost!\n\nThe complete calendar and list of event sponsors c
 an be found at \nhttp://www.nyu.edu/oiss/programs/iew.html\n\nIEW is an an
 nual joint initiative of the U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Departm
 ent of Education to promote international exchange and foster greater glob
 al awareness.  \n\nDoes your event support the idea of international educa
 tion?  Event submissions for the IEW calendar are accepted until November 
 13.  Email oiss.iew@nyu.edu for more information.
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091115
DTSTAMP:20091114T050000Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091114
LOCATION:Various locations
ORGANIZER;CN=Alison N. Jackson:MAILTO:oiss.iew@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:NYU International Education Week
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CATEGORIES:Special Events
DESCRIPTION:Interested in foreign films and festive fare?\nWant to raise yo
 ur global awareness through lectures\, panels\, and discussions?  \nThen t
 ake advantage of the IEW events throughout November - all on-campus\, all 
 free or at low cost!\n\nThe complete calendar and list of event sponsors c
 an be found at \nhttp://www.nyu.edu/oiss/programs/iew.html\n\nIEW is an an
 nual joint initiative of the U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Departm
 ent of Education to promote international exchange and foster greater glob
 al awareness.  \n\nDoes your event support the idea of international educa
 tion?  Event submissions for the IEW calendar are accepted until November 
 13.  Email oiss.iew@nyu.edu for more information.
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091116
DTSTAMP:20091115T050000Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091115
LOCATION:Various locations
ORGANIZER;CN=Alison N. Jackson:MAILTO:oiss.iew@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:NYU International Education Week
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CATEGORIES:Special Events
DESCRIPTION:Interested in foreign films and festive fare?\nWant to raise yo
 ur global awareness through lectures\, panels\, and discussions?  \nThen t
 ake advantage of the IEW events throughout November - all on-campus\, all 
 free or at low cost!\n\nThe complete calendar and list of event sponsors c
 an be found at \nhttp://www.nyu.edu/oiss/programs/iew.html\n\nIEW is an an
 nual joint initiative of the U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Departm
 ent of Education to promote international exchange and foster greater glob
 al awareness.  \n\nDoes your event support the idea of international educa
 tion?  Event submissions for the IEW calendar are accepted until November 
 13.  Email oiss.iew@nyu.edu for more information.
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091117
DTSTAMP:20091116T050000Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091116
LOCATION:Various locations
ORGANIZER;CN=Alison N. Jackson:MAILTO:oiss.iew@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:NYU International Education Week
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DESCRIPTION:Informal discussion with Mabrouck Rachedi.
DTEND:20091116T184500Z
DTSTAMP:20091116T170000Z
DTSTART:20091116T170000Z
LOCATION:
ORGANIZER;CN=Walid El Asmar:MAILTO:walidelasmar@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:IPSA Off the Record with Mabrouck Rachedi
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CATEGORIES:International Policy Events
DESCRIPTION:Presented by NYU Wagner's International Public Service Associat
 ion and the Wagner Education Policy Studies Association Student Groups.\n\
 nEducation is often talked about as a driver of development and a panacea 
 for post-conflict regions. But what specifically do education programs in 
 developing and post-conflict countries entail? What innovations have been 
 designed and implemented to help build communities\, spur production and p
 romote stability? How do some of these models differ across regions and wh
 at impact have they had? Join us for a night of lively discussion with rep
 resentatives from organizations that operate in the field of international
  education.\n\nGuest Panelists:\n\nAnita Anastacio\, Senior Technical Advi
 sor for Education\, International Rescue Committee\n\nLouisa Benton\, Dire
 ctor of Development and Communications\, WorldFund\n\nTzvetomira Laub\, In
 ter-Agency Network for Education in Emergencies (INEE) Coordinator for Min
 imum Standards\n\nModerator:\n\nConor Grennan\, Executive Director\, Next 
 Generation Nepal\n\n11/16/2009 6:30pm-8:00pm\n\nNYU Wagner\, The Puck Buil
 ding\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor\n\n\
 n\n\n\n********************\nRSVP for this event <a href="http://wagner.ny
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 s\, please visit our <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">Event Homepag
 e.</a>
DTEND:20091117T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20091116T233000Z
DTSTART:20091116T233000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 
 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Innovations in Education in Latin America\, Asia and Africa
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CATEGORIES:Special Events
DESCRIPTION:Interested in foreign films and festive fare?\nWant to raise yo
 ur global awareness through lectures\, panels\, and discussions?  \nThen t
 ake advantage of the IEW events throughout November - all on-campus\, all 
 free or at low cost!\n\nThe complete calendar and list of event sponsors c
 an be found at \nhttp://www.nyu.edu/oiss/programs/iew.html\n\nIEW is an an
 nual joint initiative of the U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Departm
 ent of Education to promote international exchange and foster greater glob
 al awareness.  \n\nDoes your event support the idea of international educa
 tion?  Event submissions for the IEW calendar are accepted until November 
 13.  Email oiss.iew@nyu.edu for more information.
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091118
DTSTAMP:20091117T050000Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091117
LOCATION:Various locations
ORGANIZER;CN=Alison N. Jackson:MAILTO:oiss.iew@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:NYU International Education Week
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Climate Change and Water Series: Rethinking the Science of Clim
 ate: Water Use\, Culture\, and Adaptation to Global Warming in the Andes\n
 \nwith Mark Carey\, Assistant Professor\, Department of History\, Washingt
 on and Lee University \n\nWater is already a critical factor affecting the
  social and economic well-being of a sizable proportion of the world’s pop
 ulation.  However\, with the world’s population projected to double in ove
 r the next fifty years\, and water supplies becoming both more scarce and 
 more volatile as a result of global warming\, we are likely to face a wate
 r crisis so severe it will reshape everything from our governance structur
 es to our modes of economic and agricultural production to our patterns of
  social interaction.  Water will be the axis around which much of public p
 olicy revolves.\n\nThis Tuesday evening series will explore innovative and
  sustainable solutions for water harvesting\, looking at water provision f
 rom a new vantage point: via how water sources are changing as a function 
 of global warming and increased population pressures. The implications tha
 t these shifts will have for water sourcing and water distribution will al
 so be explored.\n\nNYU Wagner\nThe Puck Building\, The Rudin Family Forum 
 for Civic Dialogue\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street\, New York\, NY 10012-9
 604\n\nTuesday\, Nov. 17\, 2009\, 6:45pm-8:15pm\n\n********************\nR
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 For a complete listing of our upcoming events\, please visit our <a href="
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DTEND:20091118T011500Z
DTSTAMP:20091117T234500Z
DTSTART:20091117T234500Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 
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SUMMARY:Climate Change and Water Series: Rethinking the Science of Climate:
  Water Use\, Culture\, and Adaptation to Global Warming in the Andes
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DESCRIPTION:Interested in foreign films and festive fare?\nWant to raise yo
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 ent of Education to promote international exchange and foster greater glob
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 13.  Email oiss.iew@nyu.edu for more information.
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091119
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LOCATION:Various locations
ORGANIZER;CN=Alison N. Jackson:MAILTO:oiss.iew@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:NYU International Education Week
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CATEGORIES:International Policy Events
DESCRIPTION:The Middle East and United States Strategy Series: The US-Russi
 a-Iran Triangle:  Right\, Acute\, or Obtuse?\n\nFeaturing Mark Katz\, Prof
 essor of Government and Politics\, George Mason University.\n\nFor the las
 t decade\, the Middle East has occupied a place of primacy in debates over
  U.S. global aims and strategies. NYU Wagner will sponsor a year-long lect
 ure series that will bring to campus original thinkers from academics\, re
 search centers and government. \n\nThe Middle East and United States Strat
 egy Series\, moderated by NYU Wagner visiting professor Michael Doran\,  w
 ill address one of the most pressing issues on the U.S. strategic agenda.\
 n\nNYU Wagner\nThe Puck Building\, The Rudin Family Forum for Civic Dialog
 ue\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street\, New York\, NY 10012-9604\n\nWednesday
 \, Nov. 18\, 2009\, 12:30pm-1:30pm\n\n\n\n\n\n********************\nRSVP f
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DTEND:20091118T183000Z
DTSTAMP:20091118T173000Z
DTSTART:20091118T173000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 
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SUMMARY:The Middle East and United States Strategy Series: The US-Russia-Ir
 an Triangle:  Right\, Acute\, or Obtuse? Featuring Mark Katz\, Professor o
 f Government and Politics\, George Mason University
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CATEGORIES:Special Events
DESCRIPTION:On November 18th at 8 PM\, people across the country will be jo
 ining together to send a comprehensive message to D.C.  Reform Immigration
  FOR America will be hosting a virtual town hall with Rep. Gutierrez to di
 scuss the principles of progressive immigration reform\, and ALAS will be 
 hosting a "House Party" for interested students and community members to g
 et involved in the comprehensive immigration reform movement. \n\nThis nat
 ional action will send the message that America needs comprehensive immigr
 ation reform now. Our families can’t wait\; our country can’t wait. We nee
 d just and humane immigration reform now\, and the community across the co
 untry is ready to push for it.\n\nFood will be served.
DTEND:20091119T023000Z
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ORGANIZER;CN=Rosemary Linares:MAILTO:rosemary.linares@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:ALAS Hosts a Virtual Town Hall with Rep. Gutierrez for Comprehensiv
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DESCRIPTION:Presented by the Alliance of Latino and Latin American Students
  (ALAS) Student Group.\n\nOn November 18th at 8 PM\, people across the cou
 ntry will be joining together to send a comprehensive message to D.C.  Ref
 orm Immigration FOR America will be hosting a virtual town hall with Rep. 
 Luis Gutierrez to discuss the principles of progressive immigration reform
 \, and ALAS will be hosting a "House Party" for interested students and co
 mmunity members to get involved in the comprehensive immigration reform mo
 vement.\n\nThis national action will send the message that America needs c
 omprehensive immigration reform now. Our families can¹t wait\; our country
  can¹t wait. We need just and humane immigration reform now\, and the comm
 unity across the country is ready to push for it.\n\nWe invite everyone in
 terested in comprehensive immigration reform to join us for this event. \n
 \nFood will be served.\n\nWhen: \n11/18/2009 7:30pm-9:00pm\n\nLocation:\nN
 YU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Mulberry Conference Room\, 3072\n295 Lafay
 ette Street\, New York\, NY 10012-9604\n\n********************\nRSVP for t
 his event <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">online</a>.\n\nFor a com
 plete listing of our upcoming events\, please visit our <a href="http://wa
 gner.nyu.edu/events/">Event Homepage.</a>
DTEND:20091119T020000Z
DTSTAMP:20091119T003000Z
DTSTART:20091119T003000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Mulberry Conference Room\, 3072\,
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ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Virtual Town Hall with Rep. Gutierrez for Comprehensive Immigration
  Reform
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CATEGORIES:Special Events
DESCRIPTION:Interested in foreign films and festive fare?\nWant to raise yo
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 ake advantage of the IEW events throughout November - all on-campus\, all 
 free or at low cost!\n\nThe complete calendar and list of event sponsors c
 an be found at \nhttp://www.nyu.edu/oiss/programs/iew.html\n\nIEW is an an
 nual joint initiative of the U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Departm
 ent of Education to promote international exchange and foster greater glob
 al awareness.  \n\nDoes your event support the idea of international educa
 tion?  Event submissions for the IEW calendar are accepted until November 
 13.  Email oiss.iew@nyu.edu for more information.
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091120
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091119
LOCATION:Various locations
ORGANIZER;CN=Alison N. Jackson:MAILTO:oiss.iew@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:NYU International Education Week
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DESCRIPTION:COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING:\n\nEvent Description (is this a meeting
 \, a discussion\, a luncheon\, a panel\, etc.\, what is the focus\, who is
  hosting\, and who is the intended audience.):\n\nThe WSA will host the  D
 ean's Breakfast where the first 40 students to RSVP will join the WSA and 
 Dean Schall for a discussion on public service and the important of reflec
 tion in one's career. \n\nActual Event Time (you should build in set-up an
 d clean-up time into your reservation):\n\nSet-up: 8am\nEvent start: 8:30a
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 nic calendar display and room signs):\n\nThe WSA Dean's Breakfast\n\nPrefe
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 .):\n\nWe would like tables to be at the center of the room so the 45 peop
 le can sit\, eat\, and discuss.\n\nWill you be using AV?\n\nNo\n\nWill you
  be serving food?\n\nYes. A light breakfast with coffee\, tea\, fruit\, an
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DTEND:20091119T152000Z
DTSTAMP:20091119T130000Z
DTSTART:20091119T130000Z
LOCATION:Rudin Family Forum
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SUMMARY:Dean's Breakfast
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Pathways to Opportunity: Overcoming Barriers to Human Mobility\
 n\nA discussion of the United Nations Development Programme's 2009 Human D
 evelopment Report \n\nwith Jeni Klugman\, director of the Human Developmen
 t Report Office\n\nHuman mobility and development is the new\, definitive 
 report on migration and development. It breaks new ground in applying a hu
 man development approach to the study of movement\, covering both internal
  and international migration. It discusses who moves\, where and why. It l
 ooks at the multiple impacts of migration for all who are affected by it—n
 ot just those who move\, but also those who stay\, and links these to poli
 cies. The report lays out a major policy agenda designed to promote the hu
 man development outcomes of migration\, and is a must read for everyone in
 terested in the topic—for the GFMD and beyond.\n\nJeni Klugman\, the study
 's lead author\, will highlight the key findings and outline its recommend
 ations by governments\, civil society and other actors.\n\nWhen: 11/19/200
 9 12:30pm-1:30pm\n\nLocation:\nNYU Wagner\, \nThe Puck Building\, \nThe Ru
 din Family Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street\, New 
 York\, NY 10012-9604\n\n********************\nRSVP for this event <a href=
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DTEND:20091119T183000Z
DTSTAMP:20091119T173000Z
DTSTART:20091119T173000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, The Rudin Family Forum for Civic 
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ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Pathways to Opportunity: Overcoming Barriers to Human Mobility
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CATEGORIES:Special Events
DESCRIPTION:Recent Alumni Happy Hour\n\nIt's time for our next happy hour. 
  If you graduated in the past several years\, join the NYU Wagner Recent A
 lumni Committee to catch up with old friends and make new ones.  $5 select
  wines\, sangria and cocktails\, $3 beer and free food!\n\nDate: Thursday\
 , November 19\, 2009 5:30pm-7:30pm\n\nLocation:\nBowery Wine Company\, 13 
 E. 1st Street (between Bowery and 2nd Ave)\, NYC
DTEND:20091120T003000Z
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DTSTART:20091119T223000Z
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ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO:
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CATEGORIES:Special Events
DESCRIPTION:Interested in foreign films and festive fare?\nWant to raise yo
 ur global awareness through lectures\, panels\, and discussions?  \nThen t
 ake advantage of the IEW events throughout November - all on-campus\, all 
 free or at low cost!\n\nThe complete calendar and list of event sponsors c
 an be found at \nhttp://www.nyu.edu/oiss/programs/iew.html\n\nIEW is an an
 nual joint initiative of the U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Departm
 ent of Education to promote international exchange and foster greater glob
 al awareness.  \n\nDoes your event support the idea of international educa
 tion?  Event submissions for the IEW calendar are accepted until November 
 13.  Email oiss.iew@nyu.edu for more information.
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091121
DTSTAMP:20091120T050000Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091120
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ORGANIZER;CN=Alison N. Jackson:MAILTO:oiss.iew@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:NYU International Education Week
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Presented by the Wagner Policy Alliance (WPA) with the Internat
 ional Public Service Association (IPSA) and Wagner Environmental Policy an
 d Action (WEPA) Student Groups\n\nConsidering the WPA's theme this year\, 
 "Poverty in the United States: A Plurality of Perspectives\," it is our go
 al to raise awareness regarding some of the challenges that are prevalent 
 in urban communities. With this particular event\, we will be assessing th
 e hardships that low-income New Yorkers face in securing quality food at a
  decent price. Most importantly\, we want to highlight the important work 
 being done to overcome those challenges. \n\nCome hear from a variety of v
 oices such as that of practitioners\, those concerned with policy regardin
 g this topic area\, and researchers. Afterward\, join us for an optional h
 ands-on experience at an urban farm engaging in creative practices to prov
 ide fresh and affordable food to inner-city residents. A light breakfast w
 ill be served at the panel.\n\nPanelists\n\nJennifer Berg\, Professor of F
 ood Studies at NYU Steinhardt's Department of Nutrition\, Food Studies and
  Public Health and the Program Director for Steinhardt's Graduate Program 
 in Food Studies and Food Management.\n\nJeni Clapp\, Deputy Director of Po
 licy and Research for Manhattan Borough President Scott M. Stringer\n\nIva
 n Marvy\,  Co-Founder and Director of Added Value\n\nKerry Birnbach\,  Coo
 rdinator of the Interfaith Voices Against Hunger (IVAH)\n\nWhen: 11/20/200
 9 8:30am-10:00am\n\nLocation: NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Mulberry Co
 nference Room\, 3072\n295 Lafayette Street\, New York\, NY 10012-9604\n\n*
 *******************\nRSVP for this event <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/ev
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DTEND:20091120T150000Z
DTSTAMP:20091120T133000Z
DTSTART:20091120T133000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Mulberry Conference Room\, 3072\,
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ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Access to Fresh and Affordable Foods in Low-Income Communities
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CATEGORIES:
DESCRIPTION:Reading group with Professor John Gershman
DTEND:20091124T224500Z
DTSTAMP:20091124T204500Z
DTSTART:20091124T204500Z
LOCATION:
ORGANIZER;CN=Walid El Asmar:MAILTO:walidelasmar@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:IPSA Reading Group
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:The Thinking and Doing Breakfast Series: World Class Streets fo
 r a World City\n\nPOLICY MAKERS MEET POLICY RESEARCHERS\n\nThe Thinking an
 d Doing Breakfast Series: Policy Makers Meet Policy Researchers pairs curr
 ent New York area transportation leaders and practitioners with top academ
 ic thinkers to discuss challenging transportation topics: bridging theory 
 with practice.\n\nBreakfast Starts at 8:00 AM\; Conversation runs from 8:3
 0 AM to 10:00AM.\n\nSpace is limited\, please RSVP to ensure your seat.\n\
 nA Conversation with NYC Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan\, NYC Chief Desig
 ner Alexandros Washburn and Professor/ Vice Chancellor for NYU Abu Dhabi H
 ilary Ballon\n\nLocation: NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, The Rudin Famil
 y Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 2nd Fl. 295 Lafayette Street\, New York\, NY 
 10012-9604\n\nWednesday\, November 25\, 2009  8:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m.\n\n****
 ****************\nRSVP for this event <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/event
 s/">online</a>.\n\nFor a complete listing of our upcoming events\, please 
 visit our <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">Event Homepage.</a>
DTEND:20091125T150000Z
DTSTAMP:20091125T130000Z
DTSTART:20091125T130000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, The Rudin Family Forum for Civic 
 Dialogue\, 2nd Fl. 295 Lafayette Street\, New York\, NY 10012-9604
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:The Thinking and Doing Breakfast Series: World Class Streets for a 
 World City
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DESCRIPTION:Discussion event featuring Svetlana Bagaudinova\, from Doing Bu
 siness\, part of the World Bank Group.
DTEND:20091202T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20091202T154500Z
DTSTART:20091202T154500Z
LOCATION:
ORGANIZER;CN=Walid El Asmar:MAILTO:walidelasmar@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:IPSA/Bridge Off the Record with Svetlana Bagaudinova
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DESCRIPTION:COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING:\n\nDescription (is this a meeting\, a d
 iscussion\, a luncheon\, a panel\, etc.): Meeting\n\nActual Event/Meeting 
 Time (if you have built in set-up and clean-up time): 8:30- 10:00PM\n\nPro
 per Display Title (for electronic calendar display and room signs): SCJR: 
 Open Meeting- Planning for the 2010 Census
DTEND:20091203T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20091203T013000Z
DTSTART:20091203T013000Z
LOCATION:Jersey Conference Room
ORGANIZER;CN=Lora Krsulich:MAILTO:lora.krsulich@gmail.com
SUMMARY:SCJR: Open Meeting-- Planning for the 2010 Census
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:NYU Reynolds Program Speaker Series: Karl Hofman\, President & 
 CEO\, Population Services International\n\nNYU Wagner\nThe Puck Building\,
  The Rudin Family Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street
 \, New York\, NY 10012-9604\n\nDecember 3\, 2009 6:00-7:30 PM\n\n*********
 ***********\nRSVP for this event <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">o
 nline</a>.\n\nFor a complete listing of our upcoming events\, please visit
  our <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">Event Homepage.</a>
DTEND:20091204T003000Z
DTSTAMP:20091203T230000Z
DTSTART:20091203T230000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 
 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:NYU Reynolds Program Speaker Series: Karl Hofman\, President & CEO\
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:A century ago in NYC\, Luther Gulick\, a founder of the field o
 f public administration\, helped launch and directed the Training School o
 f Public Service within the Bureau of Municipal Research\, which later evo
 lved into the Institute of Public Administration (IPA). The first center o
 f professional education for public service\, the IPA pioneered a rigorous
  approach to the work of government. NYU Wagner is proud to award a Luther
  Gulick Fellowship\, endowed by the Board of the Institute of Public Admin
 istration. \n\nThis symposium honors Luther Gulick and the IPA\, as it exa
 mines the contemporary relevance of their contributions to the field. Plea
 se join us for all or parts of the day. \n\nFriday\, Dec. 4\, 2009\n8:30 a
 m - 12:30 pm (Breakfast at 8:30/Program at 9:00.)\nNYU Wagner\, The Rudin 
 Family Forum for Civic Dialogue\nThe Puck Building\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayett
 e Street\, New York\, NY 10012-9604 \n\n********************\n9:15am-9:45a
 m\nPublic Administration: the First Hundred Years \nThe IPA Archive as a R
 esource for Contemporary Researchers\n\n- With Daniel Williams\, Associate
  Professor\, School of Public Affairs\, Baruch College and IPA Archivist \
 n- Hosted by NYU Wagner's Professor Dall Forsythe\, former IPA Board Chair
  \n********************\n9:45am-11:00am\nThe Old “New Public Administratio
 n” \n\nOne of the founders of the “New Public Administration" will reflect
  on the debt of the field to a founder of the Old Public Administration.\n
 \n- With H. George Frederickson\, Edwin O. Stene Distinguished Professor o
 f Public Administration\, University of Kansas\n- Hosted by NYU Wagner's P
 rofessor Paul Light\n\n********************\n11:15am-12:30pm\nOde To Luthe
 r Gulick: Span of Control And Organizational Performance\n\nASPA John Gaus
  award-winning scholar of public management explores the missed opportunit
 ies of important empirical research lost in  the debate over “principles o
 f organization” associated with Luther Gulick.\n\n- With Kenneth J. Meier\
 , Charles H. Gregory Chair of Liberal Arts and Director of the Project for
  Equity\, Representation & Governance\, Dept. of Political Science\, Texas
  A&M University\n- Hosted by NYU Wagner's Professor Dan Smith \n\n********
 ************\nRSVP for this event <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">
 online</a>.\n\nFor a complete listing of our upcoming events\, please visi
 t our <a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">Event Homepage.</a>
DTEND:20091204T173000Z
DTSTAMP:20091204T133000Z
DTSTART:20091204T133000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, The Rudin Family Forum for Civic 
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ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Symposium on Legacy and Contemporary Relevance of Luther Gulick and
  the IPA
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CATEGORIES:Careers
DESCRIPTION:Regular WSAFA board members meeting
DTEND:20091205Z
DTSTAMP:20091204T230000Z
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LOCATION:Lafayette Conference Room 3rd fl
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SUMMARY:WSAFA Board Meeting
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CATEGORIES:Careers
DESCRIPTION:ALAS will be hosting its second general meeting for the first s
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DESCRIPTION:Discussion moderated by Professor Gershman
DTEND:20091208T230000Z
DTSTAMP:20091208T220000Z
DTSTART:20091208T220000Z
LOCATION:
ORGANIZER;CN=Walid El Asmar:MAILTO:walidelasmar@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:IPSA Reading Group
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CATEGORIES:Talks
DESCRIPTION:The Research Center for Leadership in Action presents RCLA Cafe
 . \nA series of Brown Bags for Wagner students to interact with RCLA staff
 \, researchers and associates and learn more about RCLA methodologies and 
 the collective leadership approach.
DTEND:20091209T183000Z
DTSTAMP:20091209T170000Z
DTSTART:20091209T170000Z
LOCATION:Mulberry
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DESCRIPTION:COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING:\n\nDescription (is this a meeting\, a d
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SUMMARY:WSA General Meeting
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CATEGORIES:Special Events
DESCRIPTION:Urban Transportation and Planning Doctoral Series\n\nHosted by 
 the NYU Wagner Rudin Center for Transportation\, the Urban Transportation 
 and Planning Doctoral Series provides an informal setting for the region’s
  leading scholars\, as nominated by their faculty advisors\, to present th
 eir current dissertation research on cutting-edge transportation planning 
 matters\, engaging other doctoral and masters students\, and faculty and a
 lumni in meaningful dialogue. \n\nMark your calendars for 1:30pm to 3:00pm
  (lunch starts at 1:00pm).\n \nNeighborhood Design and the Energy Efficien
 cy of Urban Lifestyle in China: Treating Residence and Mobility as Lifesty
 le Bundle  \n\nwith Yang Chen PHD Candidate (MIT) \n\nWithin a given socia
 l-technological system\, the lifestyle choice households make is the ultim
 ate driving force of energy use and related emission. Home energy use and 
 personal travel are the two main direct sources of energy use and greenhou
 se gas emission for household consumption. These two sources are the focus
  of this research\, and this study will treat residence and mobility as a 
 lifestyle bundle. This study aims to utilize this lifestyle bundle structu
 re to find out if attributes of neighborhood design could influence househ
 olds’ lifestyle choice of residence and mobility with aspect to energy con
 sumption\, using one city in China as case study.\n\nThe bundle structure 
 has an ownership component and a usage component. The ownership component 
 includes residential choice and vehicle ownership portfolio. Residential c
 hoice studies the choice of homeownership\, housing type\, and housing loc
 ation. Household vehicle ownership portfolio is the mix of household-owned
  vehicles\, including private automobile\, gasoline two-wheelers\, electri
 c two-wheelers\, and bicycles. The usage component conditions on the owner
 ship component\, and focuses on home energy use and personal travel behavi
 ors of households. The City of Jinan in Shandong Province is selected as c
 ase study city. By conducting interviews among stratified urban households
 \, this study first explores the decision making dynamics of household res
 idence and vehicle purchases\, home energy use habits and travel behaviors
 \, attitudes towards lifestyle\, etc. Hypotheses are formed at this stage 
 and translated into model specifications to be tested under the bundle str
 ucture using Generalized Random Utility Models or Structural Equation Mode
 ls. Household survey on residence\, vehicle ownership\, home energy use\, 
 and travel behavior is conducted in 20 selected neighborhoods representing
  5 different neighborhood design typologies. Attributes of neighborhood de
 signs are extracted from field survey and GIS.\n\nThis mixed-method study 
 will contribute to linking the literatures on relationship of built enviro
 nment and travel behavior\, on vehicle ownership and use\, and on househol
 d energy demand. It provides new insights of the interaction of residence 
 and mobility as lifestyle bundle\, and also enriches the empirical finding
 s in the developing world. Practically\, this study will provide planning 
 agencies in China with policy suggestions on the energy and emission relat
 ed benefits of land use planning and design guidelines. More broadly\, thi
 s study provides policy makers with not only the understanding of the driv
 ing forces and interactions of private motorization and residential develo
 pment\, but also a comprehensive framework for modeling and scenario analy
 sis of direct energy demand and greenhouse gas emission at the household l
 evel.\n\nDate: Friday\, December 11\, 2009 1:00pm - 2:30pm\n\nLocation: NY
 U Wagner\, The Puck Building\, The Rudin Family Forum for Civic Dialogue\,
  2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street\, New York\, NY 10012-9604
DTEND:20091211T193000Z
DTSTAMP:20091211T180000Z
DTSTART:20091211T180000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, The Rudin Family Forum for Civic 
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ORGANIZER;CN=Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Urban Transportation and Planning Doctoral Series: Neighborhood Des
 ign and the Energy Efficiency of Urban Lifestyle in China: Treating Reside
 nce and Mobility as Lifestyle Bundle
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:This will be a panel event on social entrepreneurship in the Mi
 ddle East. It will feature George Khalaf\, director for the MENA region at
  Synergos\, and other panelists to be determined.
DTEND:20100304Z
DTSTAMP:20100303T210000Z
DTSTART:20100303T210000Z
LOCATION:
ORGANIZER;CN=Walid El Asmar:MAILTO:walidelasmar@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:IPSA / Bridge Social Entrepreneurship in the Middle East
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CATEGORIES:Trainings/Workshops
DESCRIPTION:Led by Anthony Marciano and Eli Bartov\, this course prepares e
 xecutives with a general understanding of accounting and financial princip
 les as they relate to organizations' operations and strategy. By analyzing
  annual reports and statements and applying financial principles to shed l
 ight on the current financial crisis\, managers who interact regularly wit
 h the firm’s finances will also develop an understanding of the foundation
 al elements of finance\, including valuation metrics for project choice\, 
 and the driving forces behind corporate finance decisions and results.
DTEND:20100315T210000Z
DTSTAMP:20100315T130000Z
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SUMMARY:Finance and Accounting for Non-Finance Executives
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DESCRIPTION:Led by Anthony Marciano and Eli Bartov\, this course prepares e
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  annual reports and statements and applying financial principles to shed l
 ight on the current financial crisis\, managers who interact regularly wit
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DTEND:20100316T210000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Led by Anthony Marciano and Eli Bartov\, this course prepares e
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  annual reports and statements and applying financial principles to shed l
 ight on the current financial crisis\, managers who interact regularly wit
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DTEND:20100317T210000Z
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CATEGORIES:Trainings/Workshops
DESCRIPTION:Led by Sonia Marciano\, Associate Clinical Professor of Managem
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 ers\, marketing managers\, management consultants\, and other employees wi
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20100616
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SUMMARY:Growth Focused Business Strategy
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