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Congratulation to Laura Hyde, senior Global Studies – Africa Major, for being elected African Student Union Secretary! |
| Congratulations to Omar Kurdi, sophomore Global Studies - War and Peace Major, for being elected Muslim Studies Association (MSA) Communications Chair! |
| Global Studies – Europe major, Tiffany Schlein, has been granted a Fulbright ETA-ship to teach English in Spain next year. |
| Nadine Ajaka, Global Studies - Africa Major, received a Fulbright grant to Jordan for 1212-1213. |
| The Center for Law, Justice, and Culture presents Dr. Jinee Lokaneeta,
Unraveling the Exception: Torture as a Problem of Violence in Liberal Democracies. January 17th, 4:00—6:00 PM at Baker Center 242. More info about Dr.Jinee Lokaneeta, see here |
| Toy Famodu, Latin American Studies majors, is part of the reason Ohio University received recognition from the National Soccer Coaches Association of America, klik the link |
| Sarrah Bates has completed her documentary film for the Benjamin Gilman International Scholarship follow-on project. While in Indonesia for her study abroad, she maintained a website blog (www.indotraveler.net) about her experience for her project. In addition to the website, she proposed to make a film about her experience in Indonesia, tips for students interested in studying abroad and promotion of the Gilman Scholarship. Here is a link to the completed film: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DcxDd_6m7lw |
| Jesse Makowski, senior Asian Studies major is featured in this WOUB news story (he is the one playing the instrument) See here: |
| See this link for an amazing number of internship opportunities in the Hague which may be of particular interest to War and Peace majors to complete their overseas requirement: http://www.haguejusticeportal.net |
Let's join STAND Against Genocide for a free screening of the short documentary Crisis in the Congo on Thursday, October 27 at 7:00 in Bentley 140. The film explores the causes and context of the ongoing conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo, which is the deadliest war since WWII. The screening will be followed by a question and answer session with Dr. Sylvia Esser-Gleason, an OU alumnus and the founder of Project Congo. A trailer can be found here: .For more information, please contact Ellie Hamrick, War and Peace Certificate student and President of STAND. |
 Sakinah Abdul-Karim, Global Citizenship Learning Community Peer Mentor, and freshmen Global Studies - War and Peace majors, Nicholas Brumfield and Robert Burke participate in a peace walk on September 11th |
Laura Hyde, Global Studies Africa and French double major, continue her trip to Senegal, and here's her interesting story.Read More |
| Paige Walters, senior Global Studies – Asia Major spent the Summer in Indonesia and made this inspirational video. Click Here |
| Laura Hyde, Global Studies Africa and French double major, recently spent 3 months in France where she travelled to Montpellier, Marseille, Paris, Saint Marie de la Mer and Tours. Read More |
| Nadine Ajaka, Senior African Studies Major. Her blog from Kenya: Click Here |
| Celia VonHoene, European Studies freshmen, is the President of the Italian Club. For more information about the club, contact her: Click Here |
| Jordin Shannon, Global Studies – War and Peace major received the Gilman International Scholarship Award and the Shao Travel Grant. She will study abroad in China this Summer. |
| Keith Hawkins, African Studies Certificate, Wins Goldwater Scholarship. Read More |
| Tiffany Schlein, a junior Global Studies – Europe major, selected as finalist for Student Trustee position:Read More |
| Sarrah Bates, who is currently studying in Indonesia, talking about her international experience. Read More |
| Christina Matzen, European Studies Certificate, award Fulbright: Read More |
| Andrew Delollo, senior African Studies major, received a FLAS award to study Somali next year while starting the International Development Studies MA program at Ohio University. |
| Emma Bryce, freshmen War and Peace major from Scotland, was inducted into Alpha Lambda Delta. Alpha Lambda Delta is a National Honor Society for first year students who have maintained a 3.5 or higher GPA and are in the top 20% of their class during their first year or term of higher education. |