President’s Public Policy Luncheon: "Dialogue Across Divides: Track Two Diplomacy" Thank you for your interest in this event. However, it is now sold out. To put your name on the waiting list, please send an email to alumni@uOttawa.ca. From the Oslo process in the Middle East, to the informal talks that helped to break the impasse in Northern Ireland, to the first discussions to end apartheid in South Africa, Track Two Diplomacy has become a significant feature of international relations. Despite this, it is comparatively little understood and little studied. The University of Ottawa is becoming a leading player in this form of conflict resolution, both in terms of practicing it, and studying it. Join us on May 7 to hear from a panel of experts as they explore the idea of Track Two Diplomacy and discuss what is happening at the University. Panelists: Peter Jones, Associate Professor, Graduate School of Public and International Affairs Nicole Waintraub (MA '09), Facilitator and Project Manager - Track II Diplomacy, University of Ottawa Ian Anderson (MA '09) - Former Track Two Diplomacy Researcher Thursday, May 7, 2015, 11:30 a.m. Tabaret Hall, Huguette Labelle Hall, 550 Cumberland, Ottawa *Bilingual event This discussion is presented as part of The President’s Lecture Series, an initiative that seeks to tap into and share the University of Ottawa’s rich and varied research interests and expertise on issues affecting all of us. The CO-OP Office, who is celebrating its 35th anniversary this year, is proud to partner with the President’s Public Policy Luncheon. CO-OP now offers placements in 75 programs of study, including 7 masters programs, in 7 faculties, and provides our students with a world of possibilities, here and abroad. Thank you for contributing to the success of this program. Limited free parking also available in the Desmarais Building parking garage, located at 55 Laurier Avenue East (entrance on Nicholas St.) Return to uOttawa Alumni Week Home Page