Learn how diplomacy
shapes world events at the GLOBAL LEADERSHIP
SUMMIT.
Never has there been a more important
time to understand leadership on a
global level and the factors that affect
our international balance of power
and peace. At the Global Leadership
Summit, you’ll explore the real
and complex issues facing our world
today. Meet diplomats and policymakers
to discuss and examine global issues
and weigh possible solutions. The skills
you learn will be an invaluable asset,
serving you throughout your life.
Visit two of the
most powerful cities in the world.
The Global Leadership Summit takes
you to the heart of our nation and
our world’s political and economic
centers – Washington, DC and
New York City. The dual –city
structure of the program is designed
to expose you to global leadership
and power in our nation’s capital
and at the United Nations in New York.
Work to find
solutions at the INTERNATIONAL
DIPLOMACY SIMULATION.
You won’t just be learning
how heads of state and agency
officials handle real-world situations,
you’ll just be considering
the same issues they do and presenting
your own solutions. You’ll
be presented with real-life international
crises or disruptions of peace,
and you’ll tackle the issues
acting as a head of government,
an emissary from an international
organization, or a representative
of a special interest group.
Weigh the options ands work toward
peaceful solutions to maintain
the delicate balance of global
power during this hands-on experience.
You’ll learn by immersion,
gaining a new understanding of
and appreciation for the complex
situations our leaders face every
day.
International
Diplomacy Simulation
Briefings
from global organizations,
agencies and governing bodies
Capitol
Hill and Congressional Appointments**
Guest Speakers & Faculty: United
Nations Information Center, governmental
agencies, embassies and various universities
Embassy Visits
in Washington, DC; UN Visit in New
York, NY
State Department Speaker & Briefing:
US
International Affairs and
America's Place in the
Global Community
11:00 - 12:00
Foreign
Service Briefing
12:30
- 1:30
Lunch
2:00 - 4:00
Embassy
Visit and Briefing
5:00 - 5:45
Leadership
Workshop: Valuing Diversity
5:45 - 6:45
Dinner
7:00 - 8:00
Guest
Speaker: History and Future
of American Diplomatic
Affairs
8:00 - 10:00
International Diplomacy Simulation
10:30
Room Check
*This
is a sample day and examples
of lectures, excursions and
activities each program may
include. All speakers and
events are subject to availability
and change, without notice,
before or after the start
of a conference.
