Global Migration and Development Conference

See below for information on a free conference down at the law school.  It is being run by CUPID, the Columbia University Partnership for International Development.

CUPID'S ANNUAL CONFERENCE: Development without Borders: Is Migration Good for Development?

Date: Friday, February 13th

Time: 12:30 pm- 7:30 pm

Location: Law School, Jerome Greene Hall, RM 106

Each spring, the Columbia University Partnership for International Development (CUPID) holds a major conference at Columbia University on an international development issue. The conference gathers a multidisciplinary panel of scholars and practitioners from the University and beyond to present and discuss their perspectives. The day-long conference is free and open to all.

This year's conference seeks to evaluate the consequences of global migration on diverse fields such as health, business, education and the environment while also considering what steps should be taken around migration that best supports international development.

Click on the link for more information and to register!

http://www.columbia.edu/cu/cupid/Conference.html

CUPID is a student-led effort across Columbia  University to facilitate multidisciplinary dialogue, awareness, and action on

international development. Encouraging a collaborative spirit among students, professors, and alumni with diverse specialties, CUPID aims to explore and demonstrate how a multidisciplinary approach to international development can produce innovative, holistic solutions for disadvantaged populations.