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BYU's Becky Schulthies lectures on the decline of Morocco's argan forest, a UNESCO biosphere reserve, and what we can learn from it. Part of our fall 2023 lecture series, "Preserving and Transforming Culture."
What determines authentic and authoritative language use? BYU's Chris Rogers (Linguistics) looks at how changes in linguistic diversity transform linguistic identities and usage patterns. Part of our fall 2023 lecture series, "Preserving and Transforming Culture."
Lisa Olsen Tait of the Church History Department lectures as part of the fall 2023 Global Women's Studies Colloquium series.
Dr. Esther-Miriam Wagner of Cambridge University lectures on relationships between the Muslim state and Christian and Jewish faith communities in medieval Egypt.
Seth Jeppesen, associate professor of classics at BYU, speaks as part of our fall 2023 lecture series, "Preserving and Transforming Culture."
Come listen to BYU's Mary Davis discuss this topic as part of the fall 2023 Global Women's Studies Colloquium series.
Join Middlebury Institute of International Studies Advisor, Carol Johnson, to learn what education, language skills, and practical experience will prepare you for a purpose-driving, international career and why BYU students already have a head start.
Leslie Paris of the University of British Columbia's History Department lectures at this fall 2023 Global Women's Studies Colloquium event.
Come hear from Sohini Chakraborty, scholar and dance therapist, at this fall 2023 Global Women's Studies Colloquium event.
Elizabeth Smart, Global Women's Studies librarian at the BYU library, lectures as part of the fall 2023 Global Women's Studies Colloquium.
Come hear from Helen Knaggs, NuSkin Vice President, and Emily Darowski, Associate Director of the Utah Women & Leadership Project, at this fall 2023 Global Women's Studies Colloquium event.
The Academy for Cultural Diplomacy is located in the center of Europe, and its purpose is to enable students who need an internship as a compulsory part of their BA, MA, or other graduate studies, to engage in cultural diplomacy and promote multiculturalism worldwide.