PSA-Theta Epsilon

Theta Epsilon Chapter
University of North Carolina at Charlotte

                 Chapter Sponsored Programs for 2000



Career
Exploration
Day Thursday, April 11, 2000
Cone Center Room 112, 12:30 - 5:00 PM
Inquiring minds want to know: "so, what can you do with a political science degree, anyway?"
Lots as it turns out.
Learn from professionals in law, business, journalism, government service, and other fields about how a political science degree can serve as the foundation for a rewarding career.
Co-sponsored with the Department of Political Science



Pi Sigma Alpha Lecture Friday, April 28, 2000
Fretwell 128, 3:00 PM
Dr. Robert Klitgaard, Ford Distinguished Professor of International Development and Dean of the Rand Graduate School, will present the first annual Pi Sigma Alpha Lecture. He was selected by the faculty and student members of the chapter for his numerous contributions to the analysis of political corruption around the world. Dr. Klitgaard has also served as a consultant to various international organizations, including two years as head of a World Bank economic reform program in Equatorial Guinea. That experience is recounted in his memoir, Tropical Gangsters, which was named one of the 10 best books of nonfiction in 1990 by the New York Times.
Co-sponsored with the College of Arts and Sciences and the Department of Political Science

Department
Open House Thursday, August 28, 2000
Fretwell 440, 1:00 - 5:00 PM
An opportunity for new students to learn more about what the political science department has to offer. Meet professors and staff. Learn about student organizations and what they do. Solve the mysteries of successfully completing a major, minor, or concentration in political science.
Co-sponsored with the Department of Political Science


	*Career* *Exploration* *Day*	Thursday, April 11, 2000 Cone Center Room 112, 12:30 - 5:00 PM Inquiring minds want to know: "so, what can you do with a political science degree, anyway?" Lots as it turns out. Learn from professionals in law, business, journalism, government service, and other fields about how a political science degree can serve as the foundation for a rewarding career. Co-sponsored with the Department of Political Science

	*Pi Sigma Alpha Lecture*	Friday, April 28, 2000 Fretwell 128, 3:00 PM Dr. Robert Klitgaard, Ford Distinguished Professor of International Development and Dean of the Rand Graduate School, will present the first annual Pi Sigma Alpha Lecture. He was selected by the faculty and student members of the chapter for his numerous contributions to the analysis of political corruption around the world. Dr. Klitgaard has also served as a consultant to various international organizations, including two years as head of a World Bank economic reform program in Equatorial Guinea. That experience is recounted in his memoir, Tropical Gangsters, which was named one of the 10 best books of nonfiction in 1990 by the New York Times. Co-sponsored with the College of Arts and Sciences and the Department of Political Science

	*Department* *Open House*	Thursday, August 28, 2000 Fretwell 440, 1:00 - 5:00 PM An opportunity for new students to learn more about what the political science department has to offer. Meet professors and staff. Learn about student organizations and what they do. Solve the mysteries of successfully completing a major, minor, or concentration in political science. Co-sponsored with the Department of Political Science