The Center for Latin American Studies invites you to a conversation with Dr. Joanne Rappaport, Professor in the Department of Spanish & Portuguese and in the Department of Anthropology at Georgetown University, and President elect of the Latin American Studies Association (LASA).

Dr. Rappaport's presentation will examine various attempts at collaborative research in Latin America and the United States, with a focus on research projects that involve academic scholars and grassroots communities.

Refreshments will be provided.

Patricia L. MacLachlan, Associate Professor of Government and Asian Studies, University of Texas at Austin
Kay Shimizu, Research Assistant Professor of Political Science, University of Pittsburgh

This program is for undergraduates from any major in Arts and Sciences. Advance registration required: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/making-climate-policy-a-historical-simulati...

Join us for a historical simulation that explores both the science behind acid rain and the international negotiations to try and stem it. During this simulation, you'll conduct experiments and recreate one of the first international negotiations on climate change in Europe.

This panel will feature foreign language alumni who are now using their languages in a professional context. The discussion will be moderated by foreign language faculty. Career Development and Placement Assistance staff will be on hand to provide resume reviews in a foreign language/study abroad context.

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Come learn some strategies for making your LinkedIn profile standout in a global way.
Open to all Pitt Students.

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This panel discussion will feature students who have participated in French and Italian study abroad programs over the last year and be moderated by faculty from the Department of French & Italian.

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Celebrate Austrian National Day with a hike through Schenley Park hosted by the European Studies Center and Venture Outdoors.

Registration is limited. Please contact Kate Bowersox at kal68@pitt.edu to sign-up.

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Join three Pitt Alumni for a discussion on how their time at Pitt prepared them for life, leadership, social activism and civic engagement around the world.
Dr. Kakenya Ntaiya EDUC 2011, founder and president of Kakenya Center for Excellence: Kenya
Jess Edelstein A&S 2011, Co-founder PiperWai, LLC: United Sates.
Christian Peper A&S 1990, Solutions Architect at KPN: Netherlands
Go to the 'Speakers' section to find more information about this event.
Open to all Pitt students, faculty and staff.

Get prepared for the 1st annual Diversity Career Conference on November 3rd by getting a quick resume review and some tips for the Conference! Snacks and refreshments provided!
Open to all Pitt students.

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