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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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Hudson Institute Political Studies Summer Fellowship Info Session

3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
Tuesday, October 20
Want to spend the summer in Washington, DC studying great books and contemporary policy with top students and professors? Join this online info session to learn about the Hudson Institute Political Studies Summer Fellowship.
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The Kingdom of Heaven's Long March: Christianity and the Public Sphere in Modern China

12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Wednesday, October 21
Jeff Kyong-McClain of the University of Idaho will examine key moments in the history of Christianity in China, the challenges posed by secular nationalism, and the role Christians have played in developing a public sphere in China. Part of our fall 2026 lecture series, "Religion, Identity, and Public Life."
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Lunch and Learn: Are Buildings Parasites?

11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Thursday, October 22
What if buildings could leave the environment better than they found it? Bring your lunch and join Dr. Kieren McCord to discuss the impacts buildings have from initial design through the end of their useful life.
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