Joseph Tullbane to Speak as Part of Great Decisions Lecture Series at St. Norbert College

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From St. Norbert College, April 8, 2013
by Stefanie Trinkl, stefanie.trinkl@snc.edu, 920-403-3089

Joseph Tullbane, associate dean for international education and outreach/ director of the center for international education at St. Norbert College, will lecture on "Threat Assessment in the World" as part of the Great Decisions Lecture Series. The lecture will take place on Wednesday, April 10, at 7:30 p.m. in the Fort Howard Theater of the F. K. Bemis International Center on the St. Norbert College campus. He is the final speaker of the 2013 Great Decisions series.

Prior to his entry into academia, Tullbane worked in the private sector as an analyst consultant on Russian, Eurasian and Eastern European politics, economics and security issues. He gained his regional expertise during a military career that spanned 23 years, including postings to Moscow and Madrid. He has lived in both Europe and Asia, and traveled extensively through Eurasia, Europe, Asia and Latin America.

Tullbane will discuss the art of successful threat assessment that is critical to projecting America's future military, economic and foreign policy needs. He will look at how this is accomplished and the view of the world threat assessment in the next few years.
Great Decisions is a nationwide program that brings together local, regional and national experts in an eight-week lecture series discussing international issues of interest to the community.

Topics for the series are selected by the Foreign Policy Association of America and are intended to provide a local forum for discussion on current political and economic issues. The speakers are selected by participating colleges and universities. St. Norbert College is one of three schools in Wisconsin that present the entire series.

Admission to individual sessions is $5 at the door.

For more information, contact the St. Norbert College Center for International Education at 920-403-4075 or go to http://www.snc.edu/greatdecisions/.