Mount Holyoke College to Host Discussion on U.S. Foreign Policy on April 29

SPRINGFIELD — The World Affairs Council will present Kavita Khory, Ruth Lawson professor of Politics and Carol Hoffmann Collins director of the McCulloch Center for Global Initiatives at Mount Holyoke College, who will address “Emerging Powers and US Foreign Policy: Implications for Global Governance” at an Instant Issues brown-bag discussion on Tuesday, April 29 at noon in the ninth-floor gallery of 1350 Main St. in downtown Springfield.

A longtime member and friend of the council, Khory teaches courses at Mount Holyoke on comparative and international politics, South Asia, and migration. She has written on topics covering South Asian politics, foreign policy, and diaspora politics.

The cost is $5 for World Affairs Council members without lunch and $20 for council members with lunch provided. Non-members’ admission without lunch is $10 without lunch and $25 with lunch. High-school and undergraduate students without a lunch provided can attend for free. (Attendees may bring their own lunch or choose not to eat.) The registration deadline for a lunch provided is April 25.

The Instant Issues series is sponsored by Wilbraham & Monson Academy and Sir Speedy, with thanks to NAI Plotkin.

To register online with a credit card, visit wacwestma.org, or call the World Affairs Council at (413) 733-0110.