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Guest Speaker Premier Selinger of Manitoba, Canada

When: 
Feb 24, 201312:00 PM to 1:30 PM
Where: 
1005 3rd Street, NE Washington, D.C. 20002
Other Info: 

Premier Greg Selinger of the Province of Manitoba, Canada will discuss several topics including domestic and international affairs, his participation in the National Governors Association conference, and other recent international visits.

 

Premier Selinger will also take some questions and lunch will be provided!

 

An RSVP is required by Thursday, February 21 and space is limited to 60 students.

 

We look forward to seeing you there.

 

Dress CodePlease note that the dress code will be business professional.

 

Location

Blinken Auditorium, TWC RAF at NoMa

 

Additional Information

Read more about Premier Selinger and for additional information, contact Sonia Ziadé at Sonia.Ziade@twc.edu.

 

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Fall Networking Reception

When: 
Nov 8, 20126:30 PM
Where: 
1333 16th Street, NW, Washington, DC 20036
Other Info: 

Meet TWC Alumni and other professionals at this fun networking reception. Take advantage of this excellent chance to meet and mingle with alumni who have translated their TWC experiences into careers. Free drinks and food will be provided.

 

Dress code is business professional.

 

* To attend, watch for an emailed invite and RSVP by Monday, October 22nd, at 5pm.*

 

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TWC Headquarters