David M. Kennedy Center for International Studies

European Studies Symposium

"Berlin," Friday, 6 November, 9:00 A.M.–4:00 P.M., 238 HRCB, see flyer

Research in India

Students research and live with Tibetan families in Mcleod Ganj, India, a mountainous town that has been a refuge for Tibetans since the early 1960s. See Field Studies

Bridges 25th Anniversary Issue

Coming this fall with a DVD insert about David M. Kennedy. Alums, update your addresses in the Kennedy Center Alumni Network.

Intern in Europe

European Governance—focus on the politics and
governments of Europe, on European countries, and on their relationships to each other and the world. See Internships

Study in Madrid

Spend the winter in Spain! Study in Alcalá de Henares, a university town near Madrid, and visit Ávila, Segovia, Burgos, Salamanca, Toledo, Granada, Córdoba, and Seville. See Study Abroad

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Global Car

The newest DVD in the Beyond the Border series explores the issues of globalization by examining the links of the automotive global supply chain as a changing economy wreaks havoc on the industry. See web site

International Information

Country-specific pages provide information on a variety of topics and helpful links

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Student Resources

Spotlight

Spencer A. Pearce
Show Low, AZ

Spencer is an international relations and Russian major, with a minor in business management, who served in the Russia Yekaterinburg Mission.

“By working to help people build their own economies through entrepreneurial efforts, I strongly believe that I will make a significant positive contribution to the lives of my brothers and sisters in developing nations.”

Highlights

International Education Week
Join the international exchange! Contact us with your events and get involved.

Classic Lecture from 2006
"Global Hotspots—Images and Ideas," Ruth Fremson, Pulitzer prize-winning photographer, NYT

FSSO Workshop
Tuesday, 3 November, 3:00 P.M., 238 HRCB