From: Isabel Leong Date: February 26 Subject: [AHS] Roundtable Event & Post Spring Break Events!!
Last event before Spring Break!
Thank you to everyone who attended our Open House last week! We hope you had the chance to learn more about what AHS has to offer. If you have any further questions about our organization, please don't hesitate to reach out.
As we look ahead to the last week before March break, we're excited to announce that this Wednesday, we will be hosting a Roundtable Event featuring CMIST Professor Ignacio Arana from 6-7pm! Check out the details below and register on TartanConnect. We can't wait to see you at our upcoming events!
Thank you,
AHS Exec
Roundtable Event
Join AHS for a roundtable speaker event featuring CMIST Professor Ignacio Arana. We will delve into the historical intricacies of the 1973 Chilean Coup, and explore the ongoing debate surrounding US involvement and its aftermath, particularly poignant as 2023 marked its 50th anniversary. February 28th 6-7pm
Posner Hall 146
Post Spring Break Events
Looking ahead the Alexander Hamilton Society will be offering speaker events on Chat GPT and Disinformation, Human Rights, and Diversity in Foreign Services. Speakers will include Ambassador Derek Mitchell, Professor Don Holmes, and Beth Jameson.
The Carnegie Mellon University Chapter of the Alexander Hamilton Society is a student-run organization that is a part of a larger organization of students, faculty, national policy leaders, and captains of finance and industry. The society seeks to develop the next generation of American leaders, initially through discussions and forums on campus, then to intellectual and professional development that will launch Hamiltonians into careers of public service, academia, and business.
Chile 1973: The Overthrowing of Democracy Join AHS for a roundtable speaker event featuring CMIST Professor Ignacio Arana. We will delve into the historical intricacies of the 1973 Chilean Coup, and explore the ongoing debate surrounding US involvement and its aftermath, particularly poignant as 2023 marked its 50th anniversary.
