Every semester a number of United Nations ambassadors and delegates visit our campuses to speak about a range of topics specific to the region they come from, the work of the United Nations, current events, and issues of global significance. The program is co-sponsored by the Ambassador's Club at the United Nations , with additional co-sponsorship at the Metropolitan campus by the Record and Herald News . All lectures are followed by a question and answer session to provide the audience an opportunity to engage in a dialogue with the UN delegates. The lectures are free and open to the public and seating is on first-come-first-served basis. For driving directions to Fairleigh Dickinson campuses, click here. Only Fairleigh Dickinson University faculty who plan to bring their class(es) to the lectures can reserve seats for their students by submitting an on-line seat reservation form . The lectures are taped and available to the campus community at no cost. To order taped material, click here . The campus lectures take place twice per semester at both campuses. (Scroll down for the calendar of events)

H.R.H. Prince Zeid Ra’ad Zeid Al-Hussein, Permanent Representative of Jordan to the United Nations discusses Terrorism with students, faculty and staff at FDU, Fall 2002

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