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The Discussions on Governance Lecture Series

Established in 2013, the "Discussions on Governance" lecture series brings an array of speakers to the University of Pittsburgh campus to share their expertise in a variety of subject matters.

Subject matters may include:

  • The structure and operation of federal, state, and local government
  • Ethics and integrity in the governance of public and private organizations
  • The rule of law and law enforcement
  • International affairs including the role of the United Nations
  • Issues relating to persons with disabilities
  • Commitment to public service
  • Legal representation for the underpriviledged
  • State and federal roles in economic development
  • State system of higher education
  • Human services and welfare reform
  • Issues relating to the U.S. Department of Justice
  • Changing political landscape / campaigns
  • Nuclear Energy and Emergency Management: the Lessons of Three Mile Island
  • Famous American Leader biographical presentations

See past lectures in the Governance Lecture Series