Monthly Archives: November 2017
Understanding Ethnic Conflict at Home and Abroad
“Understanding Ethnic Conflict at Home and Abroad,” is the topic of our Fall Quarter Global Classroom. Jointly hosted by UW Tacoma’s Institute for Global Engagement (IGE), the SIAS Division of Politics, Philosophy, and Public Affairs (PPPA) and the World Affairs Council Tacoma, Global Classroom is an interactive speaker series on global issues that matter. The flyer is attached, please join us!
The event is free and open to the public. We strongly encourage registration as Global Classroom typically fills quickly: http://wactacoma.com/event-2719179/Registration
Applications now being accepted for The Hertog Foundation Fellowships and Seminars
The Hertog Foundation is pleased to announce its 2018 fellowships and seminars for undergraduates and recent grads.
Visit hertogfoundation.org to learn more and apply.
As you can see on our website, the Foundation offers various fellowships on public policy and political thought in Washington, DC. Each carries funding for travel as well as housing accommodations. Fellows study with master teachers and hear from distinguished speakers drawn from academia, politics, journalism, and business. Current lecturers include Yuval Levin (National Affairs), General John Allen (Brookings), Robert Bartlett (Boston College), Vickie Sullivan (Tufts), Frederick Kagan (AEI), and many more.
We have four offerings next year: Continue reading
Law School Fair November 9th on Seattle Campus
Thinking about Law School? Then don’t miss the annual Law School Fair on Thursday, November 9th from 10am – 2pm in HUB North Ballroom, sponsored by the Career & Internship Center and the Pre-Law Student Society.
Representatives of more than 50 law schools from across the country gather at the UW looking for potential new students – like you! At the Law School Fair, you have the opportunity to interact with admissions staff, pick up brochures and applications, ask questions, get information on how to apply for financial aid, and learn more about the schools which interest you. Continue reading