Join the School of Policy Studies as they welcome Amy Baker, Ambassador of Canada to the Kingdom of Norway, to campus as the speaker for the 2024 Donald Gow Memorial Lecture Series.
Amy will discuss power and influence through public service, how you get it and why you need it. This event is moderated by Emeritus Professor, Robert Wolfe. A light lunch will be provided.
In situations of geopolitical uncertainly, the importance of relationships cannot be overstated. We are at a global inflection point, and Canadian actors must be able to influence others , both domestically and internationally, to remain relevant and to protect our interests.
With examples from her own professional experience, Amy Baker will speak about the impact we can each have in the face of the turmoil in the world around us.
Venue accessibility
We are committed to inclusivity and accessibility. The main (north lobby) entrance of Robert Sutherland Hall on Union Street is accessible and enters the building's lobby. This is the building’s second level. There is an automatic door opener. Conference room 202 is off the main lobby. There are doors that act as barriers in the corridors on the 1st and 2nd floors only. They are not equipped with operator buttons. Accessible multi-user washrooms without power doors are located in the lobby area of conference room 202 (through the double-doors off of the main lobby). Accessible multi-user washrooms are also located on levels 3, 4, and 5 without power doors except level 5 male washroom. There is a single-user inaccessible washroom on the second floor beside the elevator. Learn more about accessibility features.
