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- Global Studies and East Asian Languages and Cultures junior Kolten Conklen, from Sterling, Illinois, has been awarded a Beinecke Scholarship! This $34,000 award will contribute to his graduate research on the relationships between...
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Trade Show Presenter Major: International Studies, Graduated May 2010. Video is from the European Congress of Radiology Trade Show in Vienna, Austria where Anna was presenting. {"preview_thumbnail":"/sites/default/files/styles/video_embed_wysiwyg_preview/...
GLBL 340This course explores contemporary and long-standing global health issues and analyzes them through the lenses of governance, policy and gender. Space still available for Spring 2020.
GLBL 225Check out this one credit hour, first 8 week, Spring 2020 course in which you will learn about countless local, national and international student internship opportunities, spend time creating, perfecting and learning new ways to promote your resume and cover...
GLBL 270Introduction to global markets and economic systems and their evolving relationship with societies in the global North and South. Presents interdisciplinary perspectives on business structures and conduct with emphasis on (1) the philosophical foundations of economic systems; (2) international...
GLBL 350Examines global poverty in the context of international development debates an practice.
