ESU Austin Branch Programs 2026-2027

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October 20, 2026

Alex Alford, Austin Shakespeare
"The Bard is Just the Beginning - Keeping Shakespeare Interesting"

November 2, 2026

Winston Churchill's Birthday in the US250 Year
A celebration hosted by International Churchill Society members
Tim Bouverie, British Historian & Author: "Allies at War"

January 19, 2027

James Galbraith, UT Professor in the LBJ School of Public Affairs
"Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations at 250"

February 16, 2027

Alexandra Sukalo, Director, UT's Intelligence Studies Project
"The Intelligence Studies Project and National Security"

March 23, 2027

Simon Atkinson, UT Professor in the School of Architecture
"Historic Houses in Greenwich and Wales"

April 20, 2027

Rhonda Evans, Director, UT's Clark Center for Australia and New Zealand
"Australia's Place in the World"

The English-Speaking Union exists to foster global understanding through educational programs that focus on teacher enrichment and support, immigrant support, scholarships and youth speaking programs. Each year, national programs serve more than 60,000 teachers, students, volunteers and immigrants around the US. Local "branches" meet to enjoy local programming and support ESU's objectives.

The Austin Branch of ESU meets 6 times, October through May, for hospitality and programs about history, culture, and current events around the English-speaking world.

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