Mon. July 22
Topic: Students In Free Enterprise
(SIFE)
Guests: L.Wayne Plum, Jr., Ph.D.,
Prof. of Economics, Valdosta State Univ.
Aaron Gee, Valdosta State Univ., SIFE Pres.
Karin Fonseca, Int’l Student from Brazil
SIFE is active on more than 1,000
college and university campuses in 25 countries. SIFE students design educational
outreach projects that help develop a better understanding of the principles
of free enterprise and how to use this information. Our guests will discuss
how to begin and run these projects.
Tue. July 23
Topic: Genetic Engineering
Guests: Brian Halweil, Research
Associate, Worldwatch Institute
TBA
The debate continues on the attempt
to master human nature through biotechnology. Conquering genetic disorders
like Huntington’s or Tay Sachs disease would be a miracle for families,
but will it stop at that or will we continue manipulating the basic building
blocks that make us who we are? Our guests look at the pros and cons of
this issue.
Wed. July 24
Topic: Insights from the Global
Summit of Women
Guests: Irene Natividad, Chair,
Corporate Women Directors International
TBA
As health care workers met to discuss
AIDS in Barcelona, Spain, a trade mission for women and minority owned
and operated businesses was meeting in the same city. The summit provided
women an opportunity to exchange information and ideas. Our guests will
share the accomplishments as well as the new goals with the Talk To America
audience.
Thr. July 25
Topic: Model UN
Guests: Anthony Leonelli, Model
UN advisor for Lakeside H.S., Ashtabula, Ohio
Justin Nigro, former president of a Model UN
Karina Arutyunova, former VP of a Model UN
TBA
The purpose of MUN is threefold:
1) build an understanding of UN in international politics and diplomacy,
2) help develop students' research, public speaking, and diplomacy skills,
and 3) give students a unique opportunity to learn about the politics of
the nations they represent. All of these skills are essential in the "real
world" of global politics and economics. Our guests will discuss their
personal experiences with the program.
Fri. July 26
Topic: The Myths of Motherhood
Guests: Shirley Washington,
news anchor & reporter
Ms. Washington, is a news anchor,
reporter, mother of a little boy and author of the book The Motherhood
Club. We will be discussing strategies for adapting to the new role
of motherhood while continuing a life outside what some define as the traditional
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