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DESCRIPTION:What I’ve Learned:&nbsp\; With William\nB. Taylor\, former U.S.
  Ambassador\, Kyiv\, Ukraine.\n\nMarch 29th\,\n12pm (noon) – 1pm\n\n&nbsp\
 ;\n\nPlease join the Maxwell School\, Washington DC for What\nI’ve Learned
 \, a monthly speaker series hosted by Assistant Dean Mark R.\nJacobson. Th
 is month our guest is William Taylor\, former U.S. Ambassador in\nKyiv\, U
 kraine (2006-2009) and charge d’affairs in 2019. Ambassador Taylor\,\nwill
  discuss his experiences from West Point to Vietnam and Capitol Hill\, as\
 nwell as the challenges of diplomatic work dealing with a host of complex 
 issues\nin politically sensitive situations in Europe\, the Middle East\, 
 and\nAfghanistan. The conversation will also include a discussion of the c
 urrent\nstate of U.S. policy in Ukraine and Russia and the challenges faci
 ng the\ncurrent Administration. &nbsp\;\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nRegister HERE&nbsp\;
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 nStrategic Stability and Security at the U.S. Institute of Peace. In 2019 
 he\nserved as the charge d’affairs in Ukraine\, having previously served a
 s\nAmbassador. Previously\, he served in key diplomatic roles including as
  the US\nrepresentative to the Mideast Quartet\, the director of the Iraq 
 Reconstruction\nManagement Office\, and the coordinator of international a
 nd US assistance to\nAfghanistan. He also served as the coordinator of US 
 assistance to the former\nUSSR and Eastern Europe. Earlier in his career T
 aylor served on the staff of\nSen. Bill Bradley. He is a West Point Gradua
 te\, holds an MA from Harvard\, and\nserved as an infantry officer in Viet
 nam.Please contact Jackie Rivera (jriver09@maxwell.syr.edu) for any questi
 ons.&nbsp\;
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SUMMARY:What I've Learned: With William B. Taylor\, former U.S. Ambassador\
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 h<b> William\nB. Taylor\, former U.S. Ambassador\, Kyiv\, Ukraine.</b>\n\n
 <b>March 29th\,\n12pm (noon) – 1pm</b>\n\n&nbsp\;\n</p><p><br></p><p>\nPle
 ase join the Maxwell School\, Washington DC for <b>What\nI’ve Learned\, </
 b>a monthly speaker series hosted by Assistant Dean Mark R.\nJacobson. Thi
 s month our guest is <b>William Taylor\, former U.S. Ambassador in\nKyiv\,
  Ukraine (2006-2009) and charge d’affairs in 2019. </b>Ambassador Taylor\,
 \nwill discuss his experiences from West Point to Vietnam and Capitol Hill
 \, as\nwell as the challenges of diplomatic work dealing with a host of co
 mplex issues\nin politically sensitive situations in Europe\, the Middle E
 ast\, and\nAfghanistan. The conversation will also include a discussion of
  the current\nstate of U.S. policy in Ukraine and Russia and the challenge
 s facing the\ncurrent Administration. &nbsp\;\n\n&nbsp\;\n</p><p><br></p><
 p>\n<a href="https://syracuseuniversity.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJYpcO-pr
 z4jHtw0jfk7zCPCVGTe-E4wr8dh">Register HERE</a>&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;
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 </p><p>\n\n\n \n<br></p><p><br></p><p>\n<b>William\nTaylor</b>&nbsp\;is vi
 ce president\,\nStrategic Stability and Security at the U.S. Institute of 
 Peace. In 2019 he\nserved as the charge d’affairs in Ukraine\, having prev
 iously served as\nAmbassador. Previously\, he served in key diplomatic rol
 es including as the US\nrepresentative to the Mideast Quartet\, the direct
 or of the Iraq Reconstruction\nManagement Office\, and the coordinator of 
 international and US assistance to\nAfghanistan. He also served as the coo
 rdinator of US assistance to the former\nUSSR and Eastern Europe. Earlier 
 in his career Taylor served on the staff of\nSen. Bill Bradley. He is a We
 st Point Graduate\, holds an MA from Harvard\, and\nserved as an infantry 
 officer in Vietnam.</p><p><br></p><p>Please contact Jackie Rivera (jriver0
 9@maxwell.syr.edu) for any questions.&nbsp\;</p>
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