Please join us for a festive closing celebration for two concurrent exhibitions organized by History of Art and Architecture students and faculty: Chinese Apartment Art: Primary Documents from Gao Minglu's Archive, 1970s-1990s, organized by graduate students from HAA 2600 Special Topic on Chinese Art Seminar, and Paradoxes of Play: Concrete and Conceptualist Proposals from Brazil and Beyond, this year’s undergraduate Museum Studies exhibition.

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As part of the International Toolkit Series, come to hear about government and intelligence work in the Navy. The Navy provides an opportunity to get first hand work in government agencies and intelligence work directly out of college. Through the Navy, students would be able to get on the job, valuable experience with national security within months of graduation.

This talk explores the relationship between national securitization, liberal warfare, and transnational linkages and encounters between the U.S. and the North Africa/Middle East region. Drawing on over a year of research in Israel/Palestine, this talk examines how the tethering of U.S. terrorism law and policy to foreign aid transactions is giving rise to expansive networks of surveillance and enforcement far beyond U.S. borders.

Come to this session and hear from returned Peace Corps Volunteers about their service in countries all over Africa. Get your application questions answered by a recruiter!

Learn about the Peace Corps application and get tips to make yourself stand out.

Make a difference! Join the Peace Corps! Application deadline is January 1st.

Save the date for the EU Development Symposium, to be held on the afternoon of Monday, December 5th!

Primary Guest:
Renate Hahlen, the Minister Counselor of Development at the Delegation of the European Union to the US

To be accompanied on the following panels by:

EU Development Policy & Latin America and the Caribbean
Scott Morgenstern, Director Center for Latin American Studies, Associate Professor, Department of Political Science

Blending performance footage, personal interviews, and archival film, director Morgan Neville, and producer, Caitrin Rogers, focus on the journeys of a small group of Silk Road Ensemble mainstays from across the globe to create an intensely personal chronicle of passion, talent, and sacrifice. Through these moving individual stories, the filmmakers paint a vivid portrait of a bold musical experiment and a global search for the ties that bind.

In 2011, Tunisia experienced a successful revolution that overthrew the government, and ended a system of state-supported feminism that had existed since its independence in 1956. My project explores how women are using the internet today to create new forms of grassroots feminism, independent of the state system, by analyzing three online sources: a blog, Facebook group, and online image.

“Designing MOOCs in a Chinese Social Network Environment” by IISE Visiting Scholar, Dr. Xiufang Ma