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From Cornell to Kyiv and Back Again!
3:00 pm, Sage Hall, B09
Jeffrey Gettleman, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and foreign correspondent for The New York Times, has covered major global conflicts and issues throughout his career.

Building Democracy: Global Scholars Showcase
4:30 pm, Mann Library, 100 and 102
Join the Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies’ undergraduate global scholars for a showcase of their capstone presentations providing public commentary and perspectives on global democracy.

Canceled “Cross-Cultural Harlem: Relations of Race, In Place,” Sandhya Shukla
4:45 pm, Goldwin Smith Hall, G64

Challenges and Opportunities of Artificial Intelligence for Advanced Social Research: The Case of the "xenometer" in Spain
12:00 pm, Uris Hall, G08
Today's society faces challenges of great complexity.

International Graduate and Professional Student Coffee Hour
10:00 am, Big Red Barn, Main Hall
Meet fellow international graduate and professional students over coffee and pastries. Held at the Big Red Barn every third Thursday of the month.

Institute for African Development Seminar: Pastoralist Moral Economies and Social Protection in Northern Kenya
11:15 am, Sibley hall, 115
The speaker examines the nexus between development programs and humanitarian support, exploring the institutional barriers to linking development-humanitarian in preventing food crises among the pastoralists and agro-pastoralist communities in the…

The Power of Civic Engagement in Peacebuilding
12:00 pm, Uris Hall, G08
From Local Voices to Global Impact: The Power of Civic Engagement in Peacebuilding

"Very strong but also extremely fair”: Masculinity and Football in the Dutch East Indies, 1870-1942
12:15 pm, Kahin Center
Gatty Lecture Series Join us for a talk by Michael Kirkpatrick Miller from Cornell University, who will discuss Ambonese masculinity and colonialism. Michael Kirkpatrick Miller is a PhD candidate in the Department of History at Cornell University.

Language Resource Center Speaker Series - Sara Lee - Dyslexia, ADHD, Autism: Encouraging and Supporting All L2 Learners
4:30 pm, Stimson Hall, G25
"Dyslexia, ADHD, Autism: Encouraging and Supporting All L2 Learners" Sara Lee Associate Teaching Professor of German, Arizona State University

Walls-as-Media: Between Cheng (Wall-City) and Ping (Wall-Screen)
4:45 pm, Goldwin Smith Hall, Room 64, Kaufman Auditorium
East Asia Program Lecture Series presents “Walls-as-Media: Between Cheng (Wall-City) and Ping (Wall-Screen)" Speaker: Jinying Li, Assistant Professor, Modern Culture and Media, Brown University Description: