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The Maxwell
European Union Center is funded and supported by
The European Commission
The Moynihan Institute
The Maxwell School
Syracuse University
European Union Center
346 Eggers Hall
The Maxwell School
Syracuse University
Syracuse, NY 13244
Phone: (315) 443-2935
Fax: (315) 443-9085
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Teachers' Workshop
We held our dinner-workshop on "Teaching about the EU" on August 19, 2003,
at a time when most teachers were planning their materials for the coming year.
It included a broad presentation about the EU by Director Craig Parsons and a
presentation of the teaching materials our Center has developed with Timothy Crisafulli,
a local high-school teacher.
Business Workshop
On May 19, 2003 the Maxwell European Union Center held a one-day workshop organized
by Professor Peter Koveos, Syracuse University, School of Management. The workshop
hosted 15 representatives of European companies or governments and approximately 55
regional businessmen and women. The European delegation included a group of Belgian
companies and the Chamber of Commerce in Namur, Belgium, Mr. Gerard Seghers, Trade
Commisioner, Consulate General of Belgium, and Ms. Barbara J. Maurer, Project Manager,
State of Bavaria, US Office for Economic Development.
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National Security Studies Workshops
The Maxwell School of Syracuse University hosts the
National Security Studies Program,
the premiere professional development and training program for the senior civilian and military leadership of the
Defense Department. In coordination with the NSS Program, the European Union Center co-sponsored
workshops and lectures for the 60 high-ranking participants. General Sir Michael Rose conducted
a half-day session on April 23, 2002 entitled "The Future of Peacekeeping: A European View." He also
gave a talk on
"Peace Operations After September 11: A European View," which was open to NSS
participants and the Maxwell community. Professor Gwyn Prins led a half-day session on April 26, 2002
addressing the overall shape of European security and in an open forum discussed
From Lockerbie to the Twin Towers and Beyond: The Present
and Possible Future of Unconditional Terrorism." US Ambassador Thomas Simons spoke on
"The Impact
of EU and NATO Enlargement on Central and Eastern Europe."
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