Past Event Category: Guest Lecture
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Sep 7An Afternoon with Diplomat-in-Residence Susan FalatkoUW–Madison Law School, Lubar Commons, room 7200 More Information
Join the La Follette School of Public Affairs for this presentation by the Midwest Diplomat in Residence, Susan Falatko. More Information
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Jul 26WISLI Professional Development SeriesThe LCTL Career Fair presents a WISLI Professional Development Series from July 26-28. Join leaders and experts – from government to the private sector and human services – as they share stories and advice about living a multilingual-professional life. Participants will learn about the opportunities available users of a less commonly taught language (LCTL). …
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Apr 28Co-sponsoring The Annual Middle East Studies Conference: Minority and Ethnic Politics in and from the Middle EastOld Madison Room, 3312 Link
Register Now IRIS NRC is delighted to co-sponsor the Middle East Studies Program’s Annual Middle East Studies Conference: Minority and Ethnic Politics in and from the Middle East What: This conference features outstanding scholars from around the US discussing the historical background, sociopolitical realities, and challenges facing religious, ethnic, and other minorities in the MENA region. …
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Apr 25Global Day 2023: CONNECT!Gordon Dining & Events Center Link
CALS Global presents Global Day 2023: CONNECT! Register Now Global Day is a campus-wide event meant to showcase the breadth and depth of UW–Madison’s international expertise and to communicate our collective impact on addressing global challenges. Global Day 2023: CONNECT! will include talks from keynote speaker Ambassador Mark Green, and Dr. Derek Cabrera, a resource fair, …
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Apr 20Reporting the Global Black Experience with Pulitzer Grantee Erica AyisiScience Hall Link
Register Now How is Black culture created and experienced across different regions of the world? For the last decade, Erica Ayisi has covered food, fashion, art, and politics, providing a window into the global Black experience in Africa and beyond. In this talk, she will share insights from the stories and documentaries that have defined …
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Mar 8Over 45 Years of International Women’s Day: Reflecting on Past Struggles and Future DirectionsLubar Commons (7200 Law)
Join us and some of our IRIS NRC advisory board members in a panel discussion about the evolution of women’s global struggle for rights. Moderated by Sara Mckinnon. Panelists include: Aurora Santiago Ortiz, Gender & Women’s Studies Christina Greene, African American Studies Lori DiPrete Brown, School of Human Ecology Maryam Ahmadi, Communication Arts Nona Gronert, …
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Sep 23Global Trade Amidst Tension and Transition: Supply Chain Shifts in Asia4153 Grainger Hall, Director's Room
Global Trade Amidst Tension and Transition: Supply Chain Shifts in Asia Adam R. Sitkoff, Executive Director, American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham), Hanoi, Vietnam Thursday, September 23, 2021, 5:30 pm 4151 Grainger Hall (Directors’ Room) There is no cost for the event but pre-registration is required. Please email Elizabeth Mander emander@wsb.wisc.edu to register. Please specify your affiliation …
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Sep 17Pedagogical (Re)Encounters: Enacting a Decolonial Praxis in Teacher Professional Development in Pakistan, with Dr. Khoja-MooljiRegister Here In this talk, Professor Khoja-Moolji reflects on the complexities as well as the promises of enacting a decolonial praxis in the context of teacher professional development. Focusing on a specific case of teacher professional development workshops in Pakistan, and drawing on the methodology of narrative inquiry, she will outline some of the pedagogical …