The Thirteenth Annual Global Temple Conference
Perceptions & Perspectives: The U.S. and its Place in the World
The Global Temple Conference is a day-long symposium designed to explore and celebrate Temple's wide array of international work. We welcome student, staff and faculty submissions of creative ventures from around the world.
ABOUT THE DAY
The conference will be held at Howard Gittis Student Center with a plenary address and presentations and sessions throughout the day. A global information fair will showcase the many opportunities and resources available to those interested in learning about the international and cultural resources at Temple. The conference is free and open to the Temple community and the public.
The conference will culminate with the International Affairs Lecture Series:
U.S. World Policy: America First vs. Global Diplomacy
Featuring former Rome Mayor and transplant surgeon Ignazio R. Marino and Philadelphia Inquirer Foreign Affairs Columnist Trudy Rubin
3-5pm
HGSC 200AB
SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE (to be updated for April 3)
QUESTIONS?
If you have questions about the conference, please contact us at global@temple.edu.
Register in advance
The conference and lecture are both free and open to the public. Conference registration is not required, but please R.S.V.P. to attend the lecture.
For more information
Questions? Please contact us at global@temple.edu.
The Global Temple Conference is organized by the Faculty Senate International Programs Committee and the Office of International Affairs, and supported by colleges and programs across the university.
The conference is sponsored by the The Fox School of Business CIBE and the Office of International Affairs
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