President Clinton visits Harvard campus
Updated 11/19/01

Clinton speaking at the Gordon Track on November 19, 2001.

Former U.S. President William Jefferson Clinton addressed issues of public service and globalization today at Harvard University's Albert H. Gordon Track and Tennis Center. Clinton cautioned that we need to build a world that shares more broadly in the fruits of globalization. The president also praised the bravery of our public servants on September 11. Clinton's visit was sponsored by the John F. Kennedy School of Government's Institute of Politics. Following the speech, Clinton participated in a question-and-answer session at the Kennedy School's ARCO Forum and then met privately with Harvard president Lawrence H. Summers.

• Speeches:
  - Introduction by Lawrence H. Summers, President of Harvard
  - William Jefferson Clinton, 42nd President of the United States

• Photo gallery
  Images of President Clinton's visit to the Harvard campus, including the speech at the Gordon Track and his session at the ARCO forum.

Other coverage

• Clinton gets warm reception
  A festive mood and spirited audience welcomed former U.S. President Bill Clinton to Gordon Track on Monday, Nov. 19 (Harvard Gazette, 11/29/01)

• Clinton hails globalization's gains
  Former President speaks at Albert H. Gordon Track (Harvard Gazette, 11/29/01)

• Crash course helps students keep Clinton event rolling
  Undergraduates learn the basics of presidential advance planning by doing (Harvard Gazette, 11/29/01)

• Clinton: "We are engaged in a struggle for the soul of the 21st century"
  Former president visits the Kennedy School of Government (KSG Communications Office, 11/19/01)

• Question-and-answer session between Clinton and students sparks ARCO forum
  Globalization, civil liberties, and foreign policy among the many issues touched on by engaged students. (Harvard Gazette, 11/19/01)

• Press release (11/09/01)

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