Study Abroad Takes Students/Faculty/Staff to Kyrgyzstan
Study Abroad Takes Students/Faculty/Staff to Kyrgyzstan
Learning opportunity win-win: Students enjoy trip, enhance future employment opportunities
Special Forum on the Study of Geography and War
Date: September 9th, 2021
Time: 9:30-2:05 pm
Location: 222B Strickland Hall
Overview of Conference Papers (* denotes virtual presentation)
Notes: all times CST; * virtual presentation
9:30am – 10:15am
Revisiting Violence in Refugee-Hosting Areas*
Beth Elise Whitaker (Professor, University of North Carolina at Charlotte): bwhitaker@uncc.edu
Missouri Professor: Taliban Hardliners Will Win Out in Afghanistan
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MU Grad Dru Buntin Named Director of Missouri DNR
He thanks Mizzou, Political Science, for helping him along the way
Political Science graduate (BA ’94) Dru Buntin was named director of the Missouri Department of Natural Resources in August 2021, and the Truman School of Government and Public Affairs (TSGPA) couldn’t be more excited.
PhD candidate Christal Hamilton headed to Columbia University in the fall
PhD candidate Christal Hamilton is gearing up to start an exciting post-doc opportunity with Columbia University this August.
Dr. Oded Gurantz to lend his expertise to the federal government
Truman School Assistant Professor Dr. Oded Gurantz has been selected to serve as an academic affiliate to the Office of Evaluation Sciences, housed within the U.S. General Services Administration.
IPP Looks at Equity and Public Health in Two New Briefs
IPP analyst, Zach Buckler, and Graduate Research Assistant, Chastity Haxton, have developed two new briefs looking into recent issues of equity and pandemics as they pertain to community resilience.
The briefs provide additional resources to understand the resilience tools offered on the Building Regional Resilience Website and how they relate to issues of equity and pandemics.