Off The Record Is The Longest Running Women’s Foreign Policy Forum In The United States.
Ambassador Christopher Hill
Professor of the Practice of Diplomacy at the University of Denver
North Korea Denuclearization Talks and the Art of the Deal
Ambassador Victoria Nuland
Former U.S. Ambassador to NATO
NATO: An Alliance in Crisis
2018-2019 Lecture Dates
Regular lecture dates for the 2018-2019 season.
Past Speakers
General Michael V. Hayden
Terror, Intelligence, Politics and the Law: Where to From Here?
Farah Pandith
ISIS and Its Cousins
Rula Jebreal
Peace and Security in the Holy Land
Ali Soufan
Meeting Today's Terror Challenges
Dr. David Lesch
The Syrian Conundrum: Bashar al-Assad and the Syrian Revolution
Thomas Kean
10 Years Later: Are We Safer?
Donald Borelli
Inside the War on Global Terror - Unique Insights From the Front Line
Richard Haass
The Post-Cold War, Post-9/11, Post-Lehman World
Karen J. Greenberg
From 9/11 to the 9/11 Trial: Guantanamo, Trials, Torture and the War on Terror
Clark Kent Ervin
The State of Homeland Security Today: Are We As Safe As We Need To Be Eight Years After 9/11?
Rory Stewart
Afghanistan: Rhetoric and Reality
Christiane Amanpour
Prospects for Peace in the Middle East
Cheryl Benard
Moderate Muslims: Myth or Method?
Amb. Lewis Paul Bremer III
Islamic Extremism and the War in Iraq
Michael A. Sheehan
Terrorism and Counter Terrorism: A Current Assessment
Dr. John F. Lehman
War on Islamist Terrorism
Amb. Jack F. Matlock
From the Cold War to the War on Terror: What's Changed?
Dr. Phillip S. Knoury
The Arab World: How Did it Get That Way and Where is it Headed?
Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf
Islam and the War on Terror
Dr. Bruce Hoffman
Al Qaeda and the War on Terrorism: An Assessment
David M. Malone
The U.S., the UN and Iraq
Richard N. Haass
We Have Ousted Saddam. Now What?
William Kristol
Baghdad and Beyond
Amb. Dennis Ross
Chaos in the Middle East
Lisa Anderson
The Middle East After September 11th
Judith Miller
Biological Weapons in a New Age of Terror
Walter Russell Mead
The War on Terror and the American Foreign Policy Tradition
