Distinguished Negotiation Lecture
Each year, The Negotiations Center will host a Distinguished Negotiation Lecture, in which an experienced negotiation practitioner will discuss his or her area of expertise. It is our goal to bring a diverse group of negotiators to campus, addressing fields such as hostage negotiations, labor relations, and sports contracts. The Center is pleased to announce that our inaugural lecture will address international negotiation.
Thursday, Nov. 20th
4:30pm-6:00pm
SOM 1.118
Ambassador Dennis Ross delivered the first Distinguished Negotiation Lecture on Thursday, November 20, 2008.
Ambassador Ross served as a diplomat for over 20 years under both Republican and Democratic administrations, most recently serving as the special Middle East coordinator under President Clinton. Additionally, he served as a foreign policy advisor to then-Senator Barack Obama's presidential campaign.
As a participant in this generation's most important Middle East peace negotiations, Ambassador Ross shared his insights with over 100 members of the UT Dallas community.
You may view a video of Ambassador Ross' lecture here: