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DESCRIPTION:On\nbehalf of the Dual Degree Program – MS in Public Relations
from the Newhouse\nSchool/MA in International Relations from the Maxwell S
chool – you are\ncordially invited to celebrate 10 years of developing pub
lic diplomacy leaders at Syracuse University.\n\n\nJoin Maxwell Dean David
Van Slyke\, fellow alumni and friends\, and public diplomacy professional
s for an exciting discussion: Challenges\nto Public Diplomacy in the 5G/AI
era.RSVPs requested by April 27 at cc.syr.edu/celebrating-developing-publ
ic-diplomacy-leaders-may-2019.Please contact Jessica Murray in the Maxwell
Alumni Office with questions.-----\n\n\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n
\n \n \n \n \n \n \n Panel Discussion: Challeng
es to Public Diplomacy in the Coming 5G/AI EraEnormous technological chang
es are just around the\n corner\, approaching at the speed of light
\, with consequences for\n governance\, the global economy\, social
and cultural life. Publics – and\n professionals trained in public
communications and international affairs\n – will play a central r
ole in adopting the innovations and adapting to\n the consequences.
As former Newhouse Dean Lorraine Branham discussed in her recent intervie
w: “It’s\n impossible to ignore the ‘infoquake’ that is moving and
shaking global\n public communications. Across the world\, people a
re changing the ways\n they give and receive information. Instant m
obile technology is driving\n communicators to rethink everything w
e’ve learned and re-imagine the\n possibilities.” Maxwell Dean Davi
d Van Slyke has noted\, “In the past\, we\n had reflective contempl
ation about how we should respond to issues. It\n informed activism
and dissent. Now we live in an age of instantaneous\n response. Th
ere is a void of deeper understanding. It has contributed\n to poli
tical polarization and made us more disconnected from one\n another
.” A panel of experienced public diplomacy professionals\n will lea
d a conversation on the challenges of the coming decade.\nParticipants in
the panel will include \;Nichole Allem\, Public Affairs Strategist\, U
.S. Department of State\; \;Felipe Estefan\, Investment Manager\, Lumi
nate\; \;Rosalina Jowers\, Research Manager\, The Hub Project\; \;
Nick Lombardo\, Public Affairs and Communications\, Tata Sons Ltd.\; and&n
bsp\;Kerina Wang\, Partnerships and Trust Fund Manager\, Economic Cooperat
ion\, International Monetary Fund. \n \n \n \n
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SUMMARY:Celebrating 10 Years of Developing Public Diplomacy Leaders
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:On\nbehalf of the Dual Degree Program – MS
in Public Relations from the Newhouse\nSchool/MA in International Relation
s from the Maxwell School – you are\ncordially invited to celebrate 10 yea
rs of developing public diplomacy leaders at Syracuse University.\n\n\nJoi
n Maxwell Dean David Van Slyke\, fellow alumni and friends\, and public di
plomacy professionals for an exciting discussion: Challenges\nto Public Di
plomacy in the 5G/AI era.
RSVPs requested by April 27 at cc.sy
r.edu/celebrating-developing-public-diplomacy-leaders-may-2019.
Please contact Je
ssica Murray in the Maxwell Alumni Office with questions.
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\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n
\n \n \n Panel Discussion: Challenges to Public Diplom
acy in the Coming 5G/AI Era
Enormous technological changes are j
ust around the\n corner\, approaching at the speed of light\, with
consequences for\n governance\, the global economy\, social and cul
tural life. Publics – and\n professionals trained in public communi
cations and international affairs\n – will play a central role in a
dopting the innovations and adapting to\n the consequences.
As former Newhouse Dean Lorraine Branham discussed in her recent interview
: “It’s\n impossible to ignore the ‘infoquake’ that is moving and s
haking global\n public communications. Across the world\, people ar
e changing the ways\n they give and receive information. Instant mo
bile technology is driving\n communicators to rethink everything we
’ve learned and re-imagine the\n possibilities.”
Maxwell Dea
n David Van Slyke has noted\, “In the past\, we\n had reflective co
ntemplation about how we should respond to issues. It\n informed ac
tivism and dissent. Now we live in an age of instantaneous\n respon
se. There is a void of deeper understanding. It has contributed\n t
o political polarization and made us more disconnected from one\n a
nother.”
A panel of experienced public diplomacy professionals\n
will lead a conversation on the challenges of the coming decade.\nPar
ticipants in the panel will include \;Nichole Allem\, Public Affairs Str
ategist\, U.S. Department of State\; \;Felipe Estefan\, Investme
nt Manager\, Luminate\; \;Rosalina Jowers\, Research Manager\, T
he Hub Project\; \;Nick Lombardo\, Public Affairs and Communicat
ions\, Tata Sons Ltd.\; and \;Kerina Wang\, Partnerships and Tru
st Fund Manager\, Economic Cooperation\, International Monetary Fund.
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