2016 Capitol Hill Lecture Series
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The Fund for American Studies (TFAS) and the Office of Senator Rand Paul invite you to participate in the 2016 Capitol Hill Lecture Series: “Free Markets, Individual Liberty and Civil Society” sponsored by the Einhorn Family Foundation. These free educational opportunities for Washington, D.C. interns allow students to learn from prominent speakers on topics surrounding freedom, civil liberties and free enterprise. The Capitol Hill Lecture Series is open to all D.C. interns and is a great platform to network with other students interested in economic freedom and limited government. Lunch will also be provided at the conclusion of each event.
RSVP
Registration for each lecture opens 10 days before event. To RSVP, click on the "Register" button and select one or more of the lectures below. If online registration for a lecture has closed, or if you have any questions, please contact Jane Mack at jmack@TFAS.org.
Larry Reed, President, Foundation for Economic Education
"Free Trade vs. Protectionism"
Wednesday, July 6
Noon - 1:30 p.m. | Location: Dirksen Senate Office Building –Room 106
John Allison, Retired CEO, Cato Institute and BB&T Corporation
"The Philosophic Fight for the Future of America"
Wednesday, July 13
Noon - 1:30 p.m. | Location: Dirksen Senate Office Building –Room 106
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