Mark H. Elovitz, Ph.D., J.D.
What's Behind The Obvious In The Arab Mideast
Wednesday lunch Speaker, 21 September
Ortiz Center 11:30 AM
For the past sixteen years, Dr. Elovitz has served - and been internationally acclaimed- as a World Affairs commentator and lecturer. Previously, Dr. Elovitz served as a professor of law, a litigator, a government advisor, an historian and a U.S. Air Force Officer. He has earned four (4) post-graduate degrees.
Dr. Elovitz has published hundreds of articles. His wide ranging subjects address legal liability, biomedical ethics, American public policy, U.S. foreign relations and international geopolitics. Some of Dr. Elovitz’ colorful commentaries include: “Mideast Malady,” “My Distinguished Opponent,” “The Truth, The Whole Truth And Nothing But Lies,” “Different Flavors Of The Same Pudding” and “Tumult In Tripoli.”
In addition, Dr. Elovitz has authored a monthly newspaper column which focused on the enhanced delivery of healthcare. He has also been the lively and often provocative anchor/commentator of a weekly World Affairs T.V. show. Dr. Elovitz has lived in both the Mideast and Europe. He has periodically visited sixteen Moslem nations. Included among these are multiple trips to Libya, Egypt and other Mideast trouble spots. As United States Air Force Officer, he was liaison to American military stationed throughout Europe, England and Africa. In that capacity, he received the U.S.A.F. Commendation Medal for “Exemplary Pedagogic Skill.”
Additionally, Dr. Elovitz served in Washington during the Carter and Reagan Administrations as a government advisor on public policy. Dr. Elovitz has testified before the U.S. Congress’ Committee on Foreign Affairs and has also been a participant in the U.S. Naval War College’s Current Strategy Forum.
Dr. Elovitz currently is Director of the Centre For Strategic Geopolitics, a world affairs think tank. Dr. Elovitz is recognized for his penetrating insights into and astute assessments of world affairs. His distinctive careers, extensive worldwide travels and diverse international contacts produce presentations with uncommon depth and unique understandings of world affairs. He deftly provides the un-jaded content and context which are often sadly absent from the print and broadcast media. As a result, Dr. Elovitz’s dynamic presentations are colorful, illuminating and decidedly thought-provoking.
The $5.00 discounted price for early registration of $25 for members and active duty military in uniform, $32.50 for non members, and $18 for students, ends at noon Monday, September 19. Normal prices are $5 more. The event will take place at 11:30 at the Ortiz Center. All reservations must be pre-paid. For reservations and/or membership information, call 361.241.2018 or mail your check to World Affairs Council, PO Box 260096, Corpus Christi TX 78426.
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