Jackson School News: B.A. International Studies

Director’s Note: End of Spring Quarter 2017

 I write to you from Rome, Italy, where I and UW Professor Kathie Friedman are teaching courses for the UW Honors Program at the UW Rome Center on historical and

Congrats to the Class of 2017!

“We tell our students ‘international’ does not only mean diplomacy and foreign policy,” said Jackson School Director Reşat Kasaba to over 1,100 Jackson School students, their families and friends, as well as faculty

Wolf Latsch reveals history of the first black Lord Mayor of London

Wolfram Latsch, affiliate senior lecturer and director of academic services at the Jackson School, reveals the history of James Townsend, the first black Member of Parliament and the first black Lord Mayor of

International Studies Courses – Fall 2017

International Studies Courses – Autumn 2017

A bench, basketball and honoring Duke Kim

Duk Hwan “Duke” Kim dreamt of playing in the NBA, his father said to family, friends and representatives from the University of Washington gathered on the afternoon of April 3,

FLAS Notes From the Field: Mary Elizabeth Mayer Returns from Eastern Europe

“To the best of my ability, I completed my task whilst abroad. I met new people, I learned more Russian, and I feel that I have come to understand the

Cycle Shoppe Talk and Bi-Culturalism in Denmark

“It seems that bi-cultural identities are just as common here as they are in the U.S.” Center for Global Studies FLAS Fellow Henry Milander, an undergraduate student in Business, International

Business, Borders and Friendship: Travels in Morocco with FLAS fellow Henry Milander

Henry Milander, an undergraduate student in Business and International Studies, was awarded Summer 2015 and 2016 Foreign Language & Area Studies (FLAS) Fellowships in Arabic by the Center for Global

From Tacoma to Thailand: Update from FLAS fellow Veronica Inveen

Veronica Inveen, an undergraduate student in International Studies and a transfer student from Tacoma Community College, was featured in the UW Spring 2016 Transfer Newsletter, where she talked about the