On Feb. 7, the Jackson School of International Studies and the Trade Development Alliance in Seattle hosted a panel discussion on Turkey with experts on Turkey’s overall business environment as

On the same day that a series of deadly bombings rocked the Syrian capital of Damascus on Feb. 21, the University of Washington Jackson School of International Studies hosted Lisa

by Natalie Debray Natalie Debray is a lecturer in the Department of Communication at the University of Washington. Although the Québec film, Barbarians Invasions, won an Oscar for Best Foreign

by Annette Henry Annette Henry is a professor of Education at the University of Washington, Tacoma.   On May 11, 2010, Michelle Pidgeon, assistant professor of Higher Education at Simon

Charlotte Coté, American Indian Studies, is currently researching Native food sovereignty issues. Her plan is to research how Canadian First Nations and other indigenous groups are making a strong effort

Anne Goodchild, Civil and Environmental Engineering, presented a paper written with graduate student Matt Klein at the Seminar on Canada-U.S. Border Management Policy Issues, which was sponsored by the Border

by Julia Herschensohn, Chair, Linguistics; Organizing Committee Member, Linguistics Symposium Dr. Herschensohn’s research focuses on second language acquisition. She argues that language acquisition is not simply derived through communicative experience,

Charles A. Emlet is an associate professor of Social Work at UW Tacoma. He has worked as both a practitioner and research in aging and HIV since the 1980s. Similar

Annette Henry is a Professor of Education at UW Tacoma specializing in multicultural and multilingual education.   Based upon an urgent need to improve education for Toronto’s diverse students, York

by Professors Fritz Wagner and Regent Cabana During our study tour this summer, in the province of Quebec, we visited two cities – Montréal and Québec. In each city, a