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On this webinar, experts will discuss how climate change creates migration, what steps the United States can take to respond to this new challenge, and how immigrants are part of the solution.

Global Affairs, Modern Classical Languages, and Women and Gender Studies are proud to announce three exciting opportunities for students interested in North African language and society.

We are excited to announce that, beginning in the fall semester, the Global Affairs program will offer special topics courses through the GLOA 450 course number. This fall, we've added two new options for the Global Governance and Middle East North Africa concentrations.

The Alumni Association sponsors five student scholarships, which are awarded annually and represent a significant financial committment by the Alumni Association.

The Global Affairs office and staff have moved from Robinson Hall B to the Aquia Building, room 348. Our mail stop (6B4) and telephone numbers remain the same.

Congratulations to our two students accepted into the Undergraduate Research Scholars Program!

Recent MA graduate, Cate Welch, was recently published in the November/December issue of the IEEE Internet Computing Magazine.

Vivian Ramos, a first semester MA student, is interning with Voices on the Border.

Please read the article from the University News about Global Affairs student Rachel Bruns being named to the Board of Visitors for the 2011-2012 academic year. Congratulations, Rachel!

Can’t afford to study abroad? Still want that immersion experience? The Modern and Classical Languages Department offers you an opportunity to immerse yourself in Italian or Japanese cultures right here in the metro area through a summer session that fulfills your foreign language requirement in just eight weeks.