October 2008 Speaker
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Our Mission: /To Share and Encourage a Passion for Canada/
OUR SPEAKER THIS MONTH
Prof. Tom Keating - U. of A.
"Canada at War in Afghanistan"
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16TH 2008
12:00 noon, Crowne Plaza Chateau Lacombe
Cost $30.00
Tom Keating is a Professor and former Chair of the Department of Political
Science at the University of Alberta, where he teaches in the areas of
Canadian foreign policy and international relations. He is a graduate of
Dalhousie University and has taught at St. Francis Xavier University and
Carleton University as well as part of the War Studies Program at the Royal
Military College, and more locally for the Edmonton Lifelong Learners'
Association. He also teaches in Mexico as part of a graduate program in
Canada-US Studies. He is the author of /Canada and World Order/ published by
Oxford University Press and is the co-editor with Andy Knight of /Building/
/Sustainable Peace/ published by the University of Alberta Press. He is
married with two children and has lived in Edmonton since the mid-1980s. He
enjoys hiking, skiing, reading and all types of music and theatre.
OUR SPEAKER THIS MONTH
Prof. Tom Keating - U. of A.
"Canada at War in Afghanistan"
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16TH 2008
12:00 noon, Crowne Plaza Chateau Lacombe
Cost $30.00
Tom Keating is a Professor and former Chair of the Department of Political
Science at the University of Alberta, where he teaches in the areas of
Canadian foreign policy and international relations. He is a graduate of
Dalhousie University and has taught at St. Francis Xavier University and
Carleton University as well as part of the War Studies Program at the Royal
Military College, and more locally for the Edmonton Lifelong Learners'
Association. He also teaches in Mexico as part of a graduate program in
Canada-US Studies. He is the author of /Canada and World Order/ published by
Oxford University Press and is the co-editor with Andy Knight of /Building/
/Sustainable Peace/ published by the University of Alberta Press. He is
married with two children and has lived in Edmonton since the mid-1980s. He
enjoys hiking, skiing, reading and all types of music and theatre.