Global Studies Center
Defense Language and National Security Education Office
Alumni Meet and Greet
US Government Accountability Office
UCIS Career Toolkit Series: Viveka Mandava '14
Join Viveka Mandava, Religious Studies with honors/Global Studies/Political Science at University of Pittsburgh, for a Q&A session to learn about what they are doing and how they go there following their time at Pitt.
UCIS International Career Toolkit Series Presents: Crafting Your Brand, Nonprofit vs Federal Careers
Join Cyndee Pelt, seasoned management and policy leadership professional, as she shares her experience of serving in nonprofits and the U.S. government overseas and in Washington, D.C. Topics will include the benefits of a nonprofit vs a government career, crafting a federal resume, managing USAJOBS.gov, and professionalism tips for each setting.
Wednesday, February 26, 2020
3-4pm
4130 Posvar Hall
Please sign up for the event below:
https://signup.com/go/EdghNxu
UCIS Career Toolkit: Aly Yingst '16
Join Aly Yingst, Biological Sciences and BPhil/IAS/Global Studies and current PhD student at the University of Iceland, in a discussion about how to prepare for graduate school and life abroad.
Since graduating, Yingst has completed a Fulbright-funded Master's degree in Iceland, traveled the world working as a lecturer on expedition cruise ships. She is currently pursuing a PhD in Global Studies.
Social Movements and Resistance in Global Politics: a conversation
Online Session: Interdisciplinary Global Educators Working Group
Have you wished for the opportunity to work with colleagues at your school to globalize a unit, lesson, or module?
Women, War & Peace in Northeast India : Indigenous Women of Manipur's Extraordinary Non-Violent Resistance Efforts
Manipur & Northeast India is a region of immense geo-strategic importance that shares borders with five countries namely Myanmar, Bangladesh, China, Nepal and Bhutan. The region, home to 45 million indigenous people belonging to 272 beautiful ethnic groups has been facing the onslaught of violent conflict for the last 72 years. A martial law called the Armed Forces(Special Power)Act has been imposed in the region for the last 61 years which is a violation of basic fundamental rights.
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