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International Affairs
Symposium
The Dynamics of Identity:
Characterizing Conflict in a Globalized World
Lewis & Clarkâs 53rd Annual
International Affairs Symposium
April 6-8, 2015
The Lewis & Clark College International Affairs Symposium is one of the most prestigious events within the Oregon academic and civic communities. It has been highly acclaimed by the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, and Chronicle of Higher Education. It is also the oldest student-run symposium in the United States.
The focus of the Symposium is controversy, emphasizing confrontation of opposing views. Organized by students, it concentrates on themes that reflect global interests and concerns.
2015 Planning Committee
If you have any questions or comments, please contact the IA Symposium Committee at ias@lclark.edu.
Student Co-Chairs
Caroline Gray, Lincoln Boyd
Student Steering Committee
Cassie Bishop, Codi Coghlan, Daniel Leavenworth, Jason Edwards, Jensen Hsiao, Katarina Grohs, Kathryn McFadden, Luke Engstrand, Madeline Edwards, Masha Egorenko, Tamar Shuhendler, Vincent Singer
Faculty Advisor
Bob Mandel, Professor of International Affairs
Administrative Coordinator:
Katie Sholian