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| HUMPHREY HEADLINES - 2003
December 18:
Humphrey Forum hosts photography exhibit "Changing the Face of Power: Women in the U.S. Senate"
December 10:
Call for nominations: Hubert H. Humphrey Public Leadership Awards.
November 10:
Center for School Change wins U.S. Department of Education grant.
Forum on 'Reporting on Iraq' Friday, November 21.
October 31:
Humphrey Institute launches 2004 Elections Project.
Ford Foundation President Susan V. Berresford addresses the challenges of philanthropy.
October 9:
How should transportation be funded in the future? Rethinking transportation finance roundtable.
Testimony of J. Brian Atwood, dean of the Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs, in front of the Senate Committee on foreign relations.
September 30:
Hubert H. Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs fall 2003 events
Advisory Council welcomes new members.
September 26:
Voices of Hope in the Middle East: Rami Elhanan, an Israeli Jew, and Ghazi Briegieth, a Palestinian Muslim, are currently on a national speaking tour.
August 6:
Humphrey Institute staff member appointed to Minnesota Biosciences Council.
July 24:
Humphrey Institute study shows economic impact of Twin Cities artists.
June 16:
Renewable energy workshop June 26.
May 19:
Fire In My Soul reading June 6.
May 6:
"The Solar World Economy-Safe Energy for the 21st Century" topic for May 28 lecture.
April 19:
Freeman Forum to address community, consensus, and the common good May 12.
April 18:
MPA application deadline extended to June 1.
March 28:
Schuh to speak on "The World in Crisis" April 12.
Policy Forum spring conference examines voting and values April 24.
The Institute celebrates 25 years of public engagement in public affairs.
March 13:
Minnesotans strongly support public school choice, including charter public schools.
March 6:
Finance commissioners for last three governors react to Pawlenty budget.
March 3:
Humphrey Institute professors to debate high tuition, high financial aid on March 14.
February 12:
Atwood speech to air during the debut of the Minnesota Channel April 20.
February 7:
The 89th Congress to be the topic for the next Mondale lecture April 9.
February 6:
Senior fellow emerita Arvonne Fraser to speak on women's rights March 19.
February 5:
Art in the atrium: Humphrey Institute to host international art exhibition on nonviolent February 14 to 22.
Advocate for the poor, Joseph Selvaggio, named first Louis W. Hill, Jr. Fellow.
Inaugural events at the Humphrey Institute.
January 5:
Former Fed chairman Paul Volcker to speak on national service January 21.
January 3:
Humphrey Institute launches new public service award.
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