2019 SCHOLARSHIP AWARD CEREMONY GRANTS STUDENTS ABROAD
The campus community gathered at Gordon Dining Commons on April 9th to celebrate the latest group of Badgers planning to study, intern, and research abroad. The 2019 Spring Scholarship Award Ceremony celebrates not only students adding an international dimension to their UW experience, but also the generosity of the donors who make the awards possible.
UPCOMING EVENTS
- June
- June 20CHINA’S POLICIES OF TRANSFORMING UYGHURS: LABOR TRANSFER, LANGUAGE CHANGE, “RE-EDUCATION” CAMPSA lecture by Mustafa Aksu, Graduate Student, Indiana University Bloomington4:00 PM, 206 Ingraham Hall
- July
- July 8Summer Teacher Workshop: "The Dark Side of Sugar: Slavery, Indentured Labor, and Race Relations"Designed for Middle and High School Teachers2:00 PM, Madison College, Truax Campus, 1750 Wright Street
- July 9Summer Teacher Workshop: "The Dark Side of Sugar: Slavery, Indentured Labor, and Race Relations"Designed for Middle and High School Teachers9:00 AM, Madison College, Truax Campus, 1750 Wright Street
- July 11FIELDWORK TIPS FOR RESEARCH IN CENTRAL ASIA: SAFETY AND ETHICSA lecture by Christopher Whitsel, Associate Professor of Sociology, North Dakota State University4:00 PM, 206 Ingraham Hall
- July 25REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH IMPROVEMENTS IN CENTRAL ASIA: HOW MUCH AND FOR WHOM?A lecture by Cynthia Buckley, Professor of Sociology, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.4:00 PM, 206 Ingraham Hall
International News at UW
Panel Discussion to Focus on U.S.-China Trade Tensions and Wisconsin Agriculture
Trade tensions between the U.S. and China translate into real impacts for Wisconsin agriculture, with ginseng, diary, corn and soybean producers losing millions as tariff rhetoric escalates. The future of Wisconsin’s agriculture industry will be …
Notice on WhatsApp hack
A message from Ronald Machoian, International Safety and Security Director, UW-Madison Many travelers choose to use WhatsApp to communicate when abroad. A recent report states that WhatsApp was hacked by a program believed to have …
European Studies Announces 2019 Carl Schurz Professorship Recipients
Michael Kaeding and Christof Mauch have received one-semester appointments of the Carl Schurz Professorship during the 2019-2020 academic year.
THE AFRICAN STUDIES PROGRAM WELCOMES NEW IRIS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ANJU REEJHSINGHANI
The African Studies Program is pleased to welcome the new Executive Director of the Institute for Regional and International Studies (IRIS), Anju Reejhsinghani. Anju will join us from UW-Stevens Point, where she is currently an Associate …
2019 SCHOLARSHIP AWARD CEREMONY GRANTS STUDENTS ABROAD
The campus community gathered at Gordon Dining Commons on April 9th to celebrate the latest group of Badgers planning to study, intern, and research abroad. The 2019 Spring Scholarship Award Ceremony celebrates not only students adding an international dimension …
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