Jules Tygiel Memorial Forum on Global Affairs

Monday, September 11, 2017, 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Caricature drawing of President Donald Trump
Faculty members discuss current global issues including Russia and the Trump administration, Afghanistan, U.S.-Asia relations, Syria and Europe. This 16th annual event is named in memory of SF State History Professor Jules Tygiel, a noted expert on California history, labor history and baseball history. Free.
Location: 
Science Building, Room 270
Directions: 
Sponsor: 
Department of Jewish Studies, Faculty for Middle East and Islamic Studies, History Department
Contact: 
Maziar Behrooz
Event extras: 

Participants

  • Maziar Behrooz (History): “The Dilemma of Afghanistan”
  • Sarah Curtis (History): “Can Europe Save Itself?”
  • Anthony D’Agostino (History): “Perspectives on Russia and the Trump Administration”
  • Jessica Elkind (History): “The U.S. and Asia in the Time of Trump”
  • Lucia Volk (International Relations): “Syria: How Did We Get Here, Where Do We Go Next?”
  • Jerald Combs (History): discussant
  • Maziar Behrooz (History): moderator

The program is followed by Q&A and audience participation.

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