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U.S. Vice President George H.W. Bush with Ambassador Harry G. Barnes. 1984 (Department of State) President Bush’s recent death and memorial service sparked memories by PDAA members about their interactions with the former diplomat, intelligence chief, vice president, and president. To see some of those recollections, click here. […] (Gerd Altmann, Pixabay) Editor’s note: This essay, reprinted with permission, first appeared in the CPD Blog, published by the USC Center on Public Diplomacy. Shawn Powers (22 November 2017). Recent headlines about the State Department have been filled with drama and intrigue. While important, these accounts overshadow the important, day-to-day efforts responsible for […] (State.gov) (14 May 2016) Remarks by Amb. Kenton W. Keith on receiving the DACOR Foreign Service Cup at Foreign Affairs Day, 6 May 2016, U.S. Department of State. Reprinted with permission. Thank you Amb. Ewing, Mr. Director General, colleagues, ladies and gentlemen: I am very grateful to have my name included among those […] Emily Green, center, at a workshop she organized for Guinean health communicators at the height of the 2014-15 Ebola outbreak (Kimberly Phelan-Royston) (30 January 2016) Editor’s note. In reply to an 8 January 2016 article in the Washington Post, “Obama administration plans shake-up in propaganda war against ISIS” Bruce Byers wrote an essay […] Jennifer Galt conducting Web chat over social media (U.S. Consulate General Guangzhou) Bruce Byers (30 January 2016). Editor’s note. In reply to an 8 January 2016 article in the Washington Post, “Obama administration plans shake-up in propaganda war against ISIS” Bruce Byers wrote an essay about the effectiveness of USIA in projecting American […] |
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A Fulbrighter’s Return to Vietnam
by Stephen Cottrell
The English novelist George Orwell best captured my first experience in Vietnam with his penetrating words, “If the war didn’t kill you it was bound to start you thinking.” Having survived the former, I became a huge fan of the latter.
Prof. Cottrell in Vietnam
It can be safely assumed […]