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Considering a career in national security or intelligence? Learn more and get your questions answered at this Ask Me Anything event with former CIA officer Loren Allen.
Check out this faculty info session, where you can learn about how Boren Awards can help your students get $25,000 to study a language overseas.
Come learn how you can get $25,000 to study a language overseas for 6 months or longer at this info session with Boren Awards Program Specialist Michael Saffle.
What can an ancient story teach us about how to approach religious pluralism today? Stephen Bay (BYU Comparative Arts and Letters) speaks as part of our fall 2026 lecture series, "Religion, Identity, and Public Life."
Join us for a weekly screening and discussion about “States of America,” a documentary film series featuring a short film about a resident from each of the 50 US states, made by Professor Brad Barber and BYU Film students. Co-sponsored by the American Studies program.
Come hear from Jeffrey M. Hovenier, US Ambassador (ret.), and learn from other Foreign Service Officers at the Kennedy Center's annual reception on public service and diplomacy careers.
Did you know the Kennedy Center has a Career Director? Drop in any time to eat a bagel and learn how she can help you prepare for your career!
Lights, camera, America! As part of the new "America at the Crossroads" panel series, come hear three film scholar-enthusiasts talk about movies that have defined—and continue to define—American identity and culture.
Interested in Latin America? Join us for the opening social of the Student Association of Latin American Studies.
Mingle, network, enjoy refreshments, and explore your next career opportunities with representatives from graduate programs at this fair sponsored by the Association of Professional Schools of International Affairs and the Kennedy Center for International Studies.
Bring your lunch and listen to Michael Cope, Professor of Sociology at BYU and Director of the Community Studies Lab. Sponsored by the Global Environmental Studies program.
We regret that the Valérie Brisset lecture has been canceled due to scheduling issues.
Josh McDaniel of Harvard Law School will speak on what cases related to Jehovah’s Witness teach about the different approaches to religious freedom on either side of the Atlantic. Part of our fall 2026 lecture series, "Religion, Identity, and Public Life."
Join us for a weekly screening and discussion about “States of America,” a documentary film series featuring a short film about a resident from each of the 50 US states, made by Professor Brad Barber and BYU Film students. Co-sponsored by the American Studies program.
Rebecca Carter-Chand will speak as part of our fall 2026 lecture series, "Religion, Identity, and Public Life."
Join us for a discussion with panelists connected to the Church UN and EU offices in Europe. Sponsored by the European Studies program.
Jeremy Andrus, the Kennedy Center's 2026 honored alum, will speak as part of Homecoming Week.
Rachel Mikva will speak as part of our fall 2026 lecture series, "Religion, Identity, and Public Life."
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.
Jeff Kyong-McClain will speak as part of our fall 2026 lecture series, "Religion, Identity, and Public Life."
Come join this community discussion, part of our fall 2026 lecture series, "Religion, Identity, and Public Life."
Jeannine Hill Fletcher will speak as part of our fall 2026 lecture series, "Religion, Identity, and Public Life."
Joel Selway will speak as part of our fall 2026 lecture series, "Religion, Identity, and Public Life."
Bruce Chilton will speak as part of our fall 2026 lecture series, "Religion, Identity, and Public Life."
Grant Eckstein will speak as part of our fall 2026 lecture series, "Religion, Identity, and Public Life."
The Kennedy Center Student Fellows will present their research as part of our fall 2026 lecture series, "Religion, Identity, and Public Life."