[VoteRescue] More Info, Directions and Map to LBJ Voting Panel on Monday

[Karen Renick]

/Our thanks to Liz Barr for putting together the directions and map to 
the AT&T Center for the VoteRescue mailing list!/*

The Center for Politics and Governance* - located within the LBJ School 
of Public Affairs at the University of Texas in Austin - *
*is sponsoring a panel discussion: *
*
Voting System Integrity:
Can We Be Confident in the Accuracy of the Results? *
*Monday, September 29, 2008 - 2:00 PM

*For more information about this panel, go to:  
_http://www.utexas.edu/lbj/cpg/events/story/579/_*
IMPORTANT! To RSVP go to:  _http://www.utexas.edu/lbj/news/rsvp/579/_ *

This panel will be held at the new AT&T Executive Education and 
Conference Center on the south side of the UT campus. 
The AT&T Center is on the corner of University and MLK about one block 
west of the Blanton Museum of Art. 
Below is a link to the AT&T Center's website, as well as a map link.

The AT&T Center has an underground parking garage and the entrance/exit 
to the garage is located on the north side of the building.

AT&T Center website:  www.meetattexas.com

Map: 
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&q=1900+University+Ave,+Austin+TX+78705&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=32.059939,47.285156&ie=UTF8&ll=30.282102,-97.736156&spn=0.009265,0.019226&z=16&iwloc=addr 



**The Center for Politics and Governance* is one of the eight policy 
centers at the LBJ School of Public Affairs**** and is the leading 
institution at the University of Texas dedicated to analyzing and 
improving the political process and governance in ways that are 
practical to achieve and comprehensible to students, candidates, office 
holders, the media, and the public. The Center is committed to develop 
new approaches to political institutions that will foster creative 
policymaking. Our areas of focus are the effect of campaign politics on 
policy, the changing demographics of the American electorate, ethical 
leadership, and the role of the media and emerging technologies.

***The LBJ School of Public Affairs* has a nationally recognized program 
of policy research that is dedicated to finding practical, innovative 
solutions to public problems and to deepening our understanding of the 
public policy process. Through policy centers and curriculum-based 
research projects, faculty and students tackle many of the issues facing 
our nation's governments: how to control the spiraling cost of public 
services while maintaining an adequate safety net for those in need; how 
to empower residents of inner cities to revitalize their neighborhoods; 
how to balance environmental concerns with economic development goals. 
Many of the School's centers also sponsor a range of other activities, 
including conferences, workshops, and publications.
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