
Distinguished Alumnus
An internationally respected humanitarian whose leadership
has guided the provision of life-sustaining assistance in food, medical
services and security to residents of Third World nations is the recipient
of the 2004 UW-River Falls Distinguished Alumnus award.
Distinguished Alumnus Day
Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2004
Students, alumni and friends are cordially invited to our third annual
Distinguished Alumnus Day, this year honoring Sigurd Hanson, an internationally
respected relief worker. Sigurd has more than 25 years of experience
in managing emergency, rehabilitation and development-related activities,
primarily in Africa and most recently in Pakistan, Afghanistan and central
Asia.
- 2 p.m. Reception, Presidents Room, Hagestad Student Center
- 3 p.m. SigurdHanson presentation:
“Our World…Global Trends
and Challenges: The Role of Humanitarian Assistance.”
Hanson will address how people have changed; competing visions
for the future; and emerging global trends like the growing gap between
the rich and poor, the shifting patterns of governance, increasing
conflict, environmental limitations, and the HIV/AIDS pandemic.
North
Hall Auditorium
Sigurd in the Press
Local Publications
Initial
UW-RF Press Release, April 23, 2004
River
Falls Journal Article |
Hanson Publications
"Peshawar Diary"
A series written by
Hanson for Time Magazine
Afghanistan
on Line One
Time Magazine, November, 2001
School
for Refugees
Time Magazine, November, 2001
On
the Road to Islamabad
Time Magazine, November, 2001
'Terror
is Ugly. So is War'
Time Magazine, October, 2001
Good
Haircuts and Shotgun Weddings
Time Magazine, October, 2001
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