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The need for international peacekeeping and the chances of it succeeding
will be the topic of a "UB at SUNRISE" program at 7:30 a.m. May 16 in
the Center for Tomorrow on the North Campus. Speaker at the breakfast
program will be Claude E. Welch Jr., SUNY Distinguished Service Professor
in the UB Department of Political Science. Welch, internationally recognized expert on military topics, terrorism and the age-old conflict between those who wage war and those who seek peace, will speak on "Waging Peace: How Can International Peacekeeping Succeed?" He will discuss whether the U.N. can reinvent itself to address the world's needs in international peacekeeping. "UB at SUNRISE" is produced by the UB Alumni Association and UB's Office of Conferences and Special Events, News Services and Office of Publications. It also is supported by the Office of University Development and Office for Public Service and Urban Affairs. Price of the program, including breakfast, is $9 for UB Alumni Association members and $10 for others. For more information, call 829-2608. Ticket orders must be received by Monday, May 13.
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