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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 Great Bridge: Do Sports Close or Exacerbate Racial Gaps in Communities?
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Wednesday, January 21
Do sports bring communities together, or do they reinforce existing racial divides? Mikaela Dufur of BYU's Sociology Department explores how sports can function both as a powerful bridge across racial lines and, at times, a force that deepens inequality. Part of our winter 2026 lecture series, "Sport and Society."
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Ask Me Anything About Open Source Intelligence Careers
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Wednesday, January 21
Come learn about careers in intelligence at this Ask Me Anything event with Brad Bruton, who has over 42 years of experience in the Intelligence Community.
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Careers in Public Administration
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Thursday, January 22
Gordon Haight, Public Works Director for Provo City, will speak as part of the Public Affairs Career Lecture Series.
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