Events

The LBJ School’s new student orientation is a vital week of programming to equip students with the skills to be successful during their time at the LBJ School. Orientation builds a strong community of changemakers and highlights the importance of utilizing justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion

On Tuesday, August 23, Professors Adam Klein , Steve Slick , Bianca Adair , and Josh Busby will discuss “Careers in National Security: Five Things You Need to Know” with interested students. The team will introduce the Strauss Center and its programs, talk about their career experiences within

Please note: This is a private event for incoming LBJ students. Please sign up for LBJ's public events here . You're invited! LBJ Presidential Library Director Mark Lawrence will host a special reception and private Library tour for incoming LBJ School students on August 24. At the reception and

On Thursday, September 1, the Clements Center for National Security will host Elisabeth Leake, the Lee E. Dirks Chair in Diplomatic History at The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University, for a talk on " Afghan Crucible: Rethinking the Soviet Invasion and Its Current Significance

On Wednesday, September 7, Professors Adam Klein, Chinny Sharma, and Steve Vladeck will discuss “Careers in National Security Law: Five Things You Need to Know” with interested students. Professors Klein and Sharma will introduce the Strauss Center and its programs, joined by Professor Vladeck to

On Wednesday, September 14, the Asia Policy Program is hosting Katie Stallard, Global Fellow at the Wilson Center and Senior Editor of China and Global Affairs at the New Statesman, to discuss her latest release, Dancing on Bones: History and Power in China, Russia and North Korea. This talk will

On Wednesday, September 14, the Asia Policy Program is hosting Katie Stallard, Global Fellow at the Wilson Center and Senior Editor of China and Global Affairs at the New Statesman, to discuss her latest release, Dancing on Bones: History and Power in China, Russia and North Korea. This talk will

On Wednesday, September 14, the Asia Policy Program is hosting Katie Stallard, Global Fellow at the Wilson Center and Senior Editor of China and Global Affairs at the New Statesman, to discuss her latest release, Dancing on Bones: History and Power in China, Russia and North Korea. This talk will

Save the date for LBJ School's Picnic on the Plaza! We'll celebrate Dean JR DeShazo's first year as dean and hear his vision for the future of the LBJ School; celebrate our 2022 outstanding alumni award winners; and gather together for an evening of fun and fellowship. RSVP opens in September,