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Subject: Correction/Addition to This Morning's Jackson School Calendar
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THE JACKSON SCHOOL ELECTRONIC CALENDAR
FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1996

NOTE: ALL EVENTS ARE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC & ARE FREE UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED.

ANNOUNCING:  THE HOME PAGE OF THE JACKSON SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
(JSIS) can be viewed at:   http://weber.u.washington.edu/~jsis/jsis.html

NEW ITEMS -- Submitted Since Last Issue (6/7/96):

C O R R E C T I O N:   The Calendar was sent out earlier today with
NO DATE listed for the new entry below.  My apologies!
Alia Calendar, Editor, JSIS Electronic Calendar

JULY 18:
NATO BRIEFING TEAM:  NATO IN BOSNIA; NATO ENLARGEMENT.  1:30-3:00 pm, 317
Thomson.  Lt. Col. Jerome W. Church (UK Army), Chief, Public Service
Section, Public Information Office, NATO (Europe); Capt. Hans Juergen
Gennert (Federal Republic of Germany Navy), Deputy to Supreme Allied
Commander, Atlantic Headquarters (Norfolk, VA).  Presentation, followed by
question-and-answer period.  Sponsors:  Jackson School of International
Studies and the Seattle World Affairs Council.  Information:  543-9831.

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REPEATED FROM PREVIOUS ISSUES:

JUN. 24-28:
A WORLD OF CITIES:  PROBLEMS AND TRENDS IN URBAN CENTERS.  8:00 am - 4:00
pm daily, Thomson Hall, JSIS/UW.  A Summer Institute for K-14 Educators,
to examine a wide range of urban centers from around the world & offer
ideas for resources & activities in the curricula and the classroom.
Varied speakers & topics.  COST:  $130 for 30 clock hours & meals, or $251
for 3 credits & meals.  All participants must purchase book, "Cities in a
World Economy" by Saskia Sassen.  Limited scholarships available;  call
numbers below for details.  Sponsors:  the Jackson School Outreach
Centers, JSIS, UW.  Information:  543-4227 or 543-6269.

SEP. 11-14:
ON BROTHERLY TERMS:  CANADIAN-AMERICAN RELATIONS WEST OF THE ROCKIES.
(Times & location TBA.)  Topics will include:  history & impact of the
peaceable border, commerce in Cascadia, comparative experiences across
border, environment, resources, cities & concept of Cascadia.  Various
speakers.  Sponsors:  Center for the Study of the Pacific Northwest, and
Canadian Studies Center, JSIS, UW.  Information:  543-6269 or 543-8656.

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To request disability accommodations, contact the office of the ADA
Coordinator, at least ten days in advance of the event.  543-6450 (voice);
543-6452 (TDD);  685-3885 (FAX);  access@u.washington.edu (E-mail).

	The Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies
	University of Washington
	Box 353650
	Seattle, WA  98195-3650




























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