Events in UCIS

Monday, September 30

12:30 pm Information Session
Career Talk: Lunch with a Journalist
Location:
4217 Wesley Posvar Hall
Sponsored by:
European Studies Center and European Union Center of Excellence
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The speaker Magnus Marsdal, is a Norwegian author and journalist currently serving as Editor-in-Chief of the digital platform Manifest Media. This event is intended for students interested in journalism and the various media in which political commentary can be shared, this informal lunch is an opportunity for students to talk with Mr. Marsdal about his experiences, the skills required in daily news reporting, and the development of a successful career as a non-fiction author, pundit and public speaker. He’ll share insights on what he sees as core elements of engaging journalism and how all of the above can translate into podcasting.

4:00 pm Panel Discussion
ValEUs Foreign Policy Debates with Civil Society
Location:
15 seminary Place, New Brunswick, NJ 08901| Academic Building (West), Room 2160 CAC
Sponsored by:
European Studies Center and European Union Center of Excellence
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The ValEUs Project has organized a series of panel discussions with civil society organizations on European values and EU foreign policy. These debates expose European foreign policy contestations and ambivalences, allowing for the exploration of new avenues to counteract them.

On September 30 the ValEUs Foreign Policy Debate at Rutgers University will feature Luisa Neubauer, Gubad Ibadoghlu, and Elena Apostoli-Cappello. They will discuss climate change, activism, and government policy in the EU and beyond. The event is open to a local audience and available via live stream.

5:00 pm Student Club Activity
Bate-Papo: Portuguese Language Hour
Location:
Global Hub
Sponsored by:
Global Hub along with Brazil Nuts
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Join Brazil Nuts for weekly Bate Papo: Portuguese Language Hour in the Global Hub, every Monday at 6-7 pm during Fall 2024!

6:00 pm Lecture
Jewish Immigration to Latin America: Brazil and Argentina
Sponsored by:
Center for Latin American Studies
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Free and open to the public