Lori Wins Award for Student Advising
Prof. Noora Lori was named winner of the Templeton Award for Excellence in Student Advising.
Student Spotlight: Lord Wins Boren Award
Pardee School sophomore Caroline Lord plans to study at the Qasid Arabic Institute with the award.
Anderson Publishes History of the Modern Middle East
Prof. Betty Anderson offers a comprehensive assessment of the region, stretching from the fourteenth century to present.
Pardee Grad Students Pedal for Progress
Graduate students biked the “Midnight Marathon,” to raise money for charity as part of Boston University’s Global Days of Service.
Chehabi Pens Journal Paper on “Asia’s Lost West”
Prof. Houchang Chehabi highlights athletic practices that can be found in the various regions of Asia.
Wallace Delivers Talk at Military Conference
Wallace’s talk was entitled “The Gordian Knot — The Constitution, The Chaplaincy and 21st Century Warfare.”
Goldstein Attends Final International Baccalaureate Board Meeting
Prof. Erik Goldstein has been a member of the International Baccalaureate board since 2010.
Alumni Spotlight: Trevithick on Syria Research
Matthew Trevithick (CGS’06, CAS’08) discussed his efforts at SREO Research.
Gallagher Gives Talk on The China Triangle
Prof. Gallagher discussed Latin America’s failure to develop regional plans for smart infrastructure.
Keller Wins Honorable Mention for McGann Book Prize
Prof. Keller received the honor from the Rocky Mountain Council for Latin American Studies.
Dean Najam Elected Trustee of WWF
Dean Adil Najam was re-elected to the Board of Trustees of WWF-International, one of the world’s largest conservation organization.
Journalist Delegation Visits the Pardee School
Dean Adil Najam spoke to the young journalists about sustainable development in Pakistan.
Pardee School Flag Raised in Metcalf Hall
The Pardee School’s flag now hangs alongside the flags for Boston University’s other schools and colleges.
Pardee Students Take Academic Trip to Cuba
The trip gave students a better sense of ongoing historic changes to Cuban culture and society.
RIP: Doctoral Student Gunned Down in Congo
Rev. Vincent Machozi worked closely with the African Studies Center on outreach efforts in the war-torn DRC.
Gallagher Publishes New Book, The China Triangle
In the book, Gallagher examines Latin America’s development challenges in a historical context.
Corgan Speaks at Iceland Symposium
Corgan spoke as part of the Domestic Policies panel, which will examine Arctic geopolitics and Icelandic politics.
Keller Receives SECOLAS Book Award
Keller received the award from The Southeastern Council of Latin American Studies.
Menchik’s Book Launches in Jakarta
Prof. Jeremy Menchik traveled to Jakarta, Indonesia for the release of his book, Islam and Democracy in Indonesia: Tolerance without Liberalism.
Pardee Students Return From DC Trip
Students had the opportunity to meet Boston Univeristy and Pardee School alumni working in the Washington DC area.