Applications are now open! The Jackson School Diversity and Equity Committee is providing two grants of up to $1,000 each for travel or research during 2018. These grants are intended for under represented students to travel to an academic conference of their choice, or conduct research in the field of International Studies. The Diversity and Equity Committee

Thursday, March 15 | 6:30 PM | Ballard Pizza Co. This event is a special edition of the Young Professionals International Network (YPIN) global affairs discussion series, Global Cafe, and is being held in partnership with the Center for Western and European Studies and the European Union Center at the University of Washington. Featuring Dr. Jürgen

Amira Mattar is a second-year law student. She is a first generation Arab-American born and raised in Seattle, Washington. Amira was inspired to study law after her frequent visits to the West Bank throughout her life. Following the completion of her degree, she intends to use her legal knowledge to advocate and uplift her communities-

The 2018 West Coast Model EU was one of the most competitive in recent history. Students from across the country presented exciting and innovating ideas. See below for the list of winners of our most outstanding participants. Outstanding Head of Government Representing the Netherlands – Nick Salter, University of Oregon Representing Ireland – Aidan Houston, Brigham

Port 110 June 18th – July 18th Combines Port 101 and Port 102 The class is being offered during summer (Session A) – From June 18 to July 18, 2018 (9:50 am to 11:50 am). We follow a communicative approach in class and we connect students with Portuguese speakers in the Seattle area. Get ahead on your language

JEW ST 289 Jews & Money: Myths and Reality M/W 8:30-10:20, PAR 120 This course explores the economic activities of Jews from the Middle Ages to the modern period in the Russian, Hapsburg, and German Empires as well as in the New World. In the second part of the course, students will explore how Jewish economic activity

Pol S 460 | JSIS 488 Political Economy of the EU T/Th 11:30-1:20 DEN 256 This course focuses on the political economy of the European Union (EU). There are three main emphases: (1) the theory of European integration; (2) the key, epoch-making events (Rome Treaty, the Single European Act, Maastricht and monetary union, the financial

JSIS A 301 Europe Today M/W 11:30 – 12:50, Raitt 121 Europe today is facing Brexit, right-wing populism, French President Macron’s push for stronger European integration, Turkey’s authoritarian turn, the fallout from the Euro Debt Crisis, internal tensions within the EU, a resurgent Russia, and strained transatlantic relations. How do Europeans address these issues? What is left of the European

JSIS A 349 (SLN 15720) Multiculturalism and Migration in the Mediterranean T/Th 3:30-5:20, BAG 331A This course explores the interplay between migration and multiculturalism in the modern and contemporary Mediterranean by focusing on the experiences of the Greeks from the nineteenth century to the present. With the help of methodologies drawn from the social sciences and

Gisella Logioia is a junior in the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Washington majoring in Medical Anthropology and Global Health. In her free time Gisella enjoys doing yoga, cooking, and painting with friends. She has always loved traveling and exploring the world, from road trips in neighboring states to international adventures