TAM Friday Lecture Series: #UNwithCivilSociety

Following four years as chief of group programs and public inquiries in UN Visitors Services, Kathryn Good has returned to the Civil Society Unit in the UN Department of Global Communications, where she now oversees civil society liaison functions. From 2010-2013, Kathryn managed English language and communications programs globally for the UN Secretariat. Prior to joining the UN, Kathryn was director of international programs and language area studies at Brown University for ten years. Kathryn has held academic appointments at Boston University, Middlebury-Monterey Institute of International Studies, Brown University, the University of Rhode Island and Georgetown University and has taught a range of courses in UN peacekeeping operations and in schools and universities around the world.

The lecture series is designed to enhance students’ understanding of transatlantic studies through direct contact with academic practitioners. It is particularly targeted towards students in the TransAtlantic Masters program and undergraduate majors in Contemporary European Studies, but is open to all University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill students and the general public.