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Model UN Conference Keynote Speaker

What: The Penn State International Affairs and Debate Association is hosting the University’s second annual Model United Nations Conference.  They will be kicking off the three day meeting of students from regional universities on February 28 with a keynote speech by distinguished university alumnus Charles Bierbauer. Bierbauer is an Emmy award winning journalist who served as Chief White House 2008-01-11-cspanbierbauerCorrespondent for CNN during the administrations of Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush.  He will give some prepared remarks and then open the floor to questions from the audience.

When: 4:00 pm on Saturday February 28.

Where: 101 Thomas

Cost: Free!

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