UW Asia-Pacific Army War College Fellowship Program 2023-2024THE JACKSON REPORT 2022-23
Message from the Director
Daniel Hoffman
Assembling our annual Jackson Report is never easy. As the University of Washington’s home for international, area and global studies; as the administrative hub for 22 centers and programs; as a Washington State resource for public programming, K-12 educators, policy makers and media outlets; and as the intellectual community for world-class faculty, staff and students, we do a lot in a year. What I hope you will take away from the Jackson Report 2022-2023 is how we as a School continue to rise to the challenges of our ever interconnected and changing world.
New faculty books, new student research projects, innovations in teacher training and study abroad, captivating public lectures; these are the ways that we as a School make a complex world make more sense. The fact that we can, and do, continue this work year after year is a testament to the support we receive from this campus and this community. Everyone here at the Jackson School is proud to share with you how we met the moment over the past academic year, and how we will do so again in what we hope will be a more peaceful, but surely no less complex, year ahead.
Daniel Hoffman
Director and Stanley D. Golub Endowed Chair in International Studies
The Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies
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Student Experience
UW Asia-Pacific Army War College Fellowship Program 2023-2024
And the Jackson School Leadership Award 2022-2023 goes to…
Students take action on 3 pressing global issues
Spotlight: Husky 100 undergrad Tina Nguyen ’23
A Fulbright to Finland: Meet Mia Filardi
Undergrad and alum receive prestigious Yenching Academy Scholarships
Undergrad Phillip Meng featured in College of Arts & Sciences magazine
Task Force: Recommending solutions to major global issues
Task Force Q&A: Meet Keegan Hull
Meet Isabel Wilson: Mary Gates Research Scholarship 2022-23
Mission study abroad: Impacting disability rights
Two Jackson School students awarded Mortar Board scholarshipsTHE JACKSON REPORT 2022-23
Faculty Highlights
New faculty appointments 2022-2023
Clark Sorensen receives prestigious 2023 Korea Foundation Award
Sasha Senderovich awarded National Endowment for Humanities grant
Sara Curran elected to Washington State Academy of Sciences
Danya Al-Saleh receives UW Population Health climate change planning grant
Sunila Kale receives prestigious US Department of Education Fulbright-Hays grantMeet Steven Simon
Read our interview with renowned Middle East and foreign policy expert Steven Simon on joining the Jackson School as a distinguished practitioner.
Off the Bookshelf
New faculty books 2022-2023
Leading from Behind -Gender Equality in Germany During the Merkel Era
Co-Editor: Sabine Lang
(Routledge, 2023)
Party Politics and the Implementation of Gender Quotas -Resisting Institutions
Co-Editor: Sabine Lang
(Springer, 2023)
The Palgrave Handbook of New Directions in Kashmir Studies
Co-Editor: Cabeiri Robinson
(Springer, 2023)
Tevye’s Ottoman Daughter -Ashkenazi and Sephardi Jews at the End of Empire
Author: Sarah Zaides Rosen
(Libra Kitap, 2022)
Countering Terrorism on Tomorrow’s Battlefield -Critical Infrastructure Security and Resiliency
Editor: Sarah Lohmann
(U.S. Army War College Press, 2022)
What Ukraine Taught NATO About Hybrid Warfare
Author: Sarah Lohmann
(U.S. Army War College Press, 2022)
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Alumni Highlights
From the Jackson School to the White House: Meet Greta Downey ’23
Steve B. Davis, Jackson School Distinguished Alum 2023
Jackson School alum named to Husky 100Donor Spotlight: Carol J. Williams
UW Alumna (’77) Carol J. Williams, a retired foreign correspondent who covered revolution and war for 30-plus years for the Associated Press and Los Angeles Times, shares why International Studies is important for the future of our global community.
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Spotlight: Our National Resource Centers
Highlights of UW National Resource Center activities 2022-2023
UW students take on the world with Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowships
Annual teacher training institute at the UW explores diversity and inclusion in global context
University of Washington Canadian Studies Center receives U.S. State Department IDEAS grant to build study abroad capacityTHE JACKSON REPORT 2022-23
In Memoriam
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Are you a Jackson School Husky?
Check out some current offerings from the UW Alumni Association!
What is the Husky Lunch Network? The UWAA is inviting students and alumni to connect over food and shared experiences at a series of themed lunch events during this winter quarter, from Feb. 1-29. All lunches take place 12:30–1:30 p.m. and will be held at various spots around campus. Food will be provided. Learn more and register
Questions? Email Bianca Galam bgalam@uw.edu
Are you a Husky in the Bay? Or happen to be in the San Francisco/Bay Area of California during March 6-9, 2024? Join Husky Days in the Bay with four events for UW alumni, whether a member or non-member of the UW Alumni Association! Learn more and register
Questions? Email Marleen Arenivar mdareni@uw.edu
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Our Jackson Offer
Jackson School centers, programs and units
- African Studies Program
- Arctic and International Relations
- Canadian Studies Center*
- Center for Global Studies*
- Center for Human Rights
- Center for Korea Studies
- Center for West European Studies
- China Studies Program
- Comparative Religion
- East Asia Center*
- East Asia Resource Center
- Ellison Center for Russian, East European and Central Asian Studies
- European Union Center
- Hellenic Studies Program
- International Policy Institute
- Japan Studies Program
- Latin America and Caribbean Studies
- Middle East Center
- South Asia Center*
- Center for Southeast Asia and its Diasporas*
- Stroum Center for Jewish Studies
- – Israel Studies Program
- – Sephardic Studies Program
- Taiwan Studies Program
*U.S. Department of Education-funded National Resource Centers
Jackson School degree programs
- Asian Studies (B.A.)
- China Studies (M.A.)
- Comparative Religion (B.A.)
- Comparative Religion (M.A.)
- European Studies (B.A.)
- Executive Master of International Studies (M.A.)
- Global and Regional Studies (B.A.)
- International Studies (General) (B.A.)
- International Studies (General) (M.A.)
- International Studies (General) (Ph.D.)
- Japan Studies (M.A.)
- Jewish Studies (B.A.)
- Korea Studies (M.A.)
- Latin America and Caribbean Studies (B.A.)
- Middle East Studies (M.A.)
- Russian, East European and Central Asian Studies (M.A.)
- South Asian Studies (M.A.)
- Southeast Asian Studies (M.A.)