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GPIS co-hosts the Annual Virginia Political Science Association Meeting

Saturday, November 21st
The Webb Center

The 2009 meeting of the Virginia Political Science Association will be held this Saturday 21 November at ODU's Webb Center. The conference is organized by GPIS and sponsored by the Department of Political Science and Geography, the College of Arts and Letters, and the Fulbright Association of South-Eastern Virginia. The event's keynote speaker will be General Stéphane Abrial, NATO Supreme Allied Commander Transformation. We are delighted to host the event and are working to insure it will be the largest and most diverse in memory. Please join the GPIS to attend the meeting, a superb opportunity for professional networking and collaboration.

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U.S. Foreign Policy
Conflict and Cooperation
International Political Economy and Development
Interdependence and Transnationalism
Comparative and Regional Studies
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Highlights of Old Dominion's Graduate Program in International Studies

• A dynamic and diverse student body
• A distinguished faculty
• Research and teaching in a range of disciplines
• A broadly flexible program with concentrations that allow students to focus their studies
• The international ties of a major port city, Norfolk
• Major government facilities including the Joint Forces Staff College, the NATO's Allied Command Transformation , the NASA Langley Research Center and Naval Station Norfolk.
• A vibrant campus
• Close proximity to Virginia Beach

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