October 3, 2010: Dr. Gillian Sorensen has had a distinguished career at the United Nations, spanning the administration of two Secretary-Generals. She is currently a Senior Advisor to the United Nations Foundation. She delivered an inspirational and wide-ranging talk about the importance of the UN, the US, and the roles they serve in the world.
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