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04/16/2009 : CVV Conference: Faith, Freedom and Higher Education
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02/05/2009 : Third Annual Ronald Reagan Lecture
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09/23/2008 : The American Founders Luncheon Series: "The Founders and the Presidents: from July 1776 to November 2008"
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06/10/2008 : The American Founders Luncheon Series: “Gun Control, the Supreme Court, and the Founders' Second Amendment”
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04/10/2008 : CVV Conference: Church & State 2008
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04/02/2008 : Charles Wiley Lecture: "Principles for Developing a Sound American Foreign Policy"
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03/18/2008 : The American Founders Luncheon Series: "Hamilton and the Greenback"
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02/12/2008 : Second Annual Ronald Reagan Lecture
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12/18/2007 : The American Founders Luncheon Series: "The Significance of the Declaration"
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11/02/2007 : Heritage Foundation Lecture by Paul Kengor: "The Judge: Ronald Reagan's Top Hand"
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10/24/2007 : Albert A. Hopeman Jr. Lecture by Thomas J. Usher: "Engineering for Wealth Creation"
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10/15/2007 : Steve Mosher Lecture: "China's One-Child Policy"
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10/10/2007 : Lisa Thompson and Patricia Green Lecture
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10/08/2007 : Pew Memorial Lecture by Tom Ridge: “Security and the Future”
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09/11/2007 : The American Founders Luncheon Series: "James Madison and the Temptation of Terror"
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06/19/2007 : The American Founders Luncheon Series: "The Founders Abroad"
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04/12/2007 : CVV Conference: The De-Christianization of Europe
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03/20/2007 : The American Founders Luncheon Series: "The Founders, the Ten Commandments, and the Supreme Court"
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02/23/2007 : The Legacy of Ludwig von Mises
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02/22/2007 : First Annual Ronald Reagan Lecture
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02/14/2007 : Michael Kazin Lecture: “The Gospel of William Jennings Bryan”
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12/05/2006 : The American Founders Luncheon Series: “The Maligned Faith of Thomas Jefferson”
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11/03/2006 : 2006 Austrian Student Scholars Conference
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10/04/2006 : Wilfred McClay Lecture
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09/19/2006 : The American Founders Luncheon Series: “George Washington as the Model of American Statesmanship”
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04/05/2006 : CVV Conference: Mr. Jefferson Goes to the Middle East
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02/27/2006 : Global Perspectives Seminar
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02/22/2006 : Medicine and Theology: From Embryos to the Posthuman
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11/04/2005 : 2005 Austrian Student Scholars Conference
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07/20/2005 : Paul Kengor Lecture and Booksigning at the Ronald Reagan Library
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04/04/2005 : CVV Inaugural Conference: The Road From Poverty to Freedom
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Notice of Event



Media Contact:

Lee S. Wishing, III
Administrative Director
The Center for Vision & Values
Grove City College
Box 3147
Grove City, PA 16127
Phone: (724) 458-3332
Fax: (724) 458-3395
Headline:

THE MOST IMPORTANT CONFERENCE OF THE YEAR:
The Center for Vision & Values at Grove City College will host a conference titled, “Mr. Jefferson Goes to the Middle East: Democracy's Prospects in the Arab World.”  We hope to see you in April for this timely opportunity.

Event Description:

The two-day blockbuster conference will focus on arguably the most important international issue today: the effort to spread democracy into the Arab-Muslim Middle East, and its long-term prospects. The Bush administration believes that success in this effort will be fundamental to a peaceful world and to ultimate victory in the War on Terror.  Nations of special interest in this effort include not just Iraq and Afghanistan but Saudi Arabia and even the Palestinian state.  Indeed, developments in the Arab world have been so dramatic that Egypt and Syria could dominate our 2006 conference as much as Iraq. The Center for Vision & Values at Grove City College has assembled several of the nation’s leading scholars and commentators on these issues, such as: Michael Medved, Michael Novak, Paul Kengor, Jerry Bowyer, Michelle Bernard, Paul Marshall, Ralph Peters, Sherifa Zuhur and Joseph Kickasola.

Date & Time:

April 5th-6th, 2006

Day One will begin at 8:45 AM on Wednesday, April 5, and conclude after a keynote lecture which begins at 7:00 PM.

Day Two will begin at 8:00 AM on Thursday, April 6, with the conference drawing to a close following a keynote lecture which begins at 7:00 PM.

Location:

The Mr. Jefferson Conference will be held in the Hall of Arts & Letters.

Grove City College
100 Campus Drive

Grove City, PA 16127

Background Information:

The mission of The Center for Vision & Values at Grove City College is to encourage and to support Grove City College faculty and kindred scholars in faith and freedom scholarship and to teach their ideas and ideals to our students, our nation and the world.

Grove City College is listed as one of the Most Competitive colleges in the nation by Barron’s. In its category, Grove City College is also ranked by U.S. News & World Report as No. 1 Best Value and No. 3 overall in the 2006 guide to America’s Best Colleges. Grove City College has also been called a “best value” and a “hidden treasure” by guidance counselors in the Kaplan National High School Guidance Counselor Survey, and is also the No. 16 Best Bargain school according to the Princeton Review. Founded in 1876, it is located 60 miles north of Pittsburgh, Pa. With an enrollment of 2,300 students, it is a private Christian college teaching the liberal arts, sciences and engineering. It is an advocate of the free market economic system and accepts no federal funding. Tuition is about half of the national average for private colleges.



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