The Alexander Hamilton Society at ASU

Thank you so much Dr. David for spending the evening with the Alexander Hamilton Society and sharing your wealth of knowledge concerning US-China competition.

And a huge thank you to our community for your thoughtful questions and engagement!

Meet the Officers!

Hi, I'm Hannah your Public Relations Director.

Why did you join AHS?
I grew up reading national geographic magazines and always loved learning about life lived around the world. I joined AHS to learn how American foreign policy impacts our relationships around the globe.

What region of the world interests you the most?
I am most interested in the MENA region

What is your major?
Civic and Economic Thought and Leadership, Economics

What book or movie has been the most influential for you?
A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens ‘recalled me to life’. This book taught me that the difference between “the best of times and the worst of times” is not an external condition but an internal one.

Meet the Officers!

Hi, I'm Joseph one of your presidents.

Why did you join AHS?
I joined AHS due to an interest in foreign affairs that was unmet in classes as most classes focus on domestic issues.

What region of the world interests you the most?
The Western Hemisphere, specifically Mexico and South America

What is your major(s)?
Civic and Economic Thought and Leadership, Political Science

What book or film has been the most influential for you?
The Education of Cyrus by Xenophon taught strategies of leading as well as virtue.

We hope to see you there! RSVP in Sun Devil Sync

Thank you Dr. Markey for speaking about the complexities and opportunities of the US-India relationship! And thank you to our attendees for the thoughtful questions and engagement!

Join us for food and discussion with Dr. Markey

Successful first briefing yesterday with Ambassador Ed O’Donnell who discussed careers in diplomacy and ASU’s

We will have a meeting today, March 22, at 6 pm in MU 210. Also register for our upcoming speaker event at the link in our bio (we will have free chickfila!)

At 6pm in MU 210 AHS at ASU will be hosting a discussion

Join us tn, March 1st, at 6pm in MU 210 for a discussion on Iran's nuclear programs and the recent protests

Please join us this Thursday, April 1 at 2-2:45 PM MST for necessary] our final speaker event of the semester, "Democracy Promotion & America's Role in the World: A Conversation with Ambassador Michael McFaul."

We are very excited about securing Ambassador McFaul for a discussion with Dr. Keith Brown, Director of the Melikian Center at ASU, on democratic development and the role of democracy promotion in American foreign policy. Ambassador McFaul is currently a professor of political science at Stanford University, the director of Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies, and the Peter and Helen Bing Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution. He served for five years in the Obama administration, first as Special Assistant to the President and Senior Director for Russian and Eurasian Affairs at the National Security Council at the White House (2009-2012), and then as U.S. Ambassador to the Russian Federation (2012-2014).

Please use this link to join the meeting: https://facebook.us19.list-manage.com/track/click?u=79426126a35904d0ddbbec83e&id=ae341ee412&e=ba63bb7f10

Join us at 2:00pm MST on Thursday, April 1st for a conversation with Ambassador Michael McFaul on the role of democracy and human rights promotion in American foreign policy. This discussion will cover the global state of democracy, the extent to which the United States has the moral authority to promote democracy abroad, and the mechanisms that the United States can use to help protect human rights and individual freedoms around the world.

Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZApdeihqDkqHdXMb19lDMimGkMADY3jMHtQ