Senior Nina Weaver will defend her thesis for the Bachelor of Philosophy- International Area Studies-Global Studies track

In this 2011 Jean Monnet Symposium, Alexander Carius, Stanley Kabala, Joseph Marriott and Edward Rubin will discuss transatlantic perspectives on climate change and energy, both from a scientific and technological perspective and regarding the policy implications. A reception will follow the panel presentation.

Pitt Sociology professor Dr. Mohammed Bamyeh is on sabbatical, only blocks from Tahrir Square. Via live video stream, Dr. Bamyeh will share

-his firsthand insights on Egypt's January 25 revolution;

-word on the Cairo street about civil war in Libya;

-how the social fabric of Egyptians has been affected by recent events.

Part of Carnegie Mellon's 2011 International Film Festival, 'Faces of Migration'

In accordance with Carnegie Mellon's 2011 International Film Festival theme, 'Faces of Migration,' CMU presents 'Pink Saris'

Part of the Travelling Film South Asia: A Documentary Film Series from Afghanistan, Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka

The Battle for Pakistan

Do extremism and madrassas converge?

Come to My Country: Journeys with Kabir and Friends

Unlikely bonds in quest for Kabir's 'country.'

Presentation by Deann Borshay Liem with a response by Lucy Fischer

This lecture is being presented by Dr. Martin Holland from the University of Canterbury, Christchurch, NZ, who holds the Jean Monnet Chair ad personam designation from the European Commission.

Contesting Goals of English Bilingual Policy in International Public Schools

Anis Sundusiyah, Project Associate, IISE & Doctoral Student, School of Education

Senior Melissa Amler will defend her thesis for the Bachelor of Philosophy in International Area Studies, Global Studies track.