"Making Money, Spending Money: What do we owe the Poor?"
April 18 7-8:30pm in Cemex Auditorium
A discussion between Nathan George and Nishan de Mel with Q&A
Moderated by Debbie Hall, Board Chair of Village Enterprise and Stanford MBA
Doors at 6:40pm
Reception with speakers and student groups to follow

"Systemic Evil in Current Economic Structures"
A breakout discussion with Nishan de Mel
April 19 5pm in Old Union CIRCLE Common Room

“Change for Good – the story of a social entrepreneur’s journey from a career to a calling”
A breakout discussion with Nathan George
April 19 7pm in Old Union CIRCLE Common Room

_Do we have an obligation to the poor when we're choosing things like our vocation, classes, and what to buy at the grocery store? And if we do, how should that obligation change the way we make those decisions? 

"All four years of college were this fruitless search for me. I kept trying to put things together, but I couldn't. I went to grad school to tread water." said Stanford Alum David Klaus while describing his struggle with questions like the above. This year's Veritas Forum is for those of us who are asking questions similar to David's. Whether we are Christians, non-Christians, figuring out what we believe, undergrad or grad students, this chance to reflect on our relationship to poverty with the help of two leading experts will doubtless prove an interesting (and maybe even formative) experience.

Feel free to explore this website to learn more about what to expect from the above events and contact us if you have questions or suggestions.