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The Heart of International Engagement for BYU
We raise global awareness and competency and provide international perspectives and tools
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Rethinking Africa from 19,341 Feet
Our Africana Studies program has been busy reimaging and reshaping education about African societies
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New Stewardship Lab Fosters Collaboration
The Stewardship Lab facilitates interdisciplinary research related to stewardship—both environmental and otherwise—of the world around us
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The Buddhist Universal Monarch, Royal Nationalism, and Pluralism in Contemporary Thailand
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Wednesday, November 11
Joel Selway will speak on research on voting and religious nationalism in Thailand that challenges the assumption that religious nationalism is always exclusionary. Part of our fall 2026 lecture series, "Religion, Identity, and Public Life."
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The Novela Negra as Survival Guide, or the Metaphysics of Latin American Noir
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Wednesday, November 11
Join us to hear from Erik Larson, an associate professor in the Department of Spanish and Portuguese, as part of the Latin American Studies Presents lecture series.
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Americans Go to Court
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Thursday, November 12
As part of the new "America at the Crossroads" panel series, join us to hear from faculty experts about the ways in which the law both shapes and is shaped by American culture.
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