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American Academy of Diplomacy, Texas Tech Host Annual Ambassadors' Forum

The panelists will discuss America’s role in international affairs.

The American Academy of Diplomacy (AAD) and the Texas Tech University Office of International Affairs will host the fourth annual Ambassadors' Forum at 5:30 p.m. Monday (March 4) in the International Cultural Center auditorium, 601 Indiana Ave. The panel is free and open to the public and will discuss America's role in international affairs.

Texas Tech Host Annual Ambassadors Forum — Ronald E. Neumann, Frank Almaguer, Catherine A. Novelli, Michael C. Polt

The dynamic panel discussion will feature perspectives of four distinguished, high-ranking former U.S. diplomats. Ronald Neumann, AAD board president and former deputy assistant secretary in the Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs, will serve as moderator for the debate, "Nationalism and World Crises: A Discussion of America's Role in International Affairs." Neumann has served as ambassador to Algeria, Bahrain and Afghanistan.

"This year's Ambassadors Forum at Texas Tech provides the opportunity to engage in dialogue related to the role America plays in international relations and affairs," said Sukant Misra, vice provost for International Affairs. "We welcome the ambassadors to our campus and encourage members of the community to take part in the discussion."