The Forgotten War’ topic of Schneider’s Sept. 24 noon luncheon



Schneider joined the International Crisis Group in spring 2001. He directs the Washington advocacy office, conveying Crisis Group analyses and recommendations to the White House, the State Department, the Department of Defense and Congress, as well as the World Bank and other international organizations. He also serves as special adviser on Latin America and HIV/AIDS and security. Mark Schneider, Senior Vice President of the International Crisis Group in Washington, was the second Returned Peace Corps Volunteer (El Salvador, 1966–68) to head the agency.

The Forgotten War’ topic of Schneider’s Sept. 24 noon luncheon

Afghanistan: The Forgotten War’ topic of Schneider’s Sept. 24 noon luncheon

the Press-Citizen • September 17, 2008

From the University of Iowa News Services Office
Mark Schneider, senior vice president and special adviser on Latin America for the International Crisis Group, will present "Af-ghanistan: The Forgotten War" at a noon luncheon of the Iowa City Foreign Relations Council Wednesday, Sept. 24 at Old Brick Church, 26 E. Market St in Iowa City. The National Security Network is also co-sponsoring the lecture.

Schneider joined the International Crisis Group in spring 2001. He directs the Washington advocacy office, conveying Crisis Group analyses and recommendations to the White House, the State Department, the Department of Defense and Congress, as well as the World Bank and other international organizations. He also serves as special adviser on Latin America and HIV/AIDS and security.

Oasis Falafel will cater the event. Reservations are $7.50 for council members and $8.50 for nonmembers. The deadline to regis-ter is noon Monday, Sept. 22.

For more information call 319-335-0352 or visit http://international.uiowa.edu/outreach/community/ icfrc/default.asp.

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