Connect with Department of State foreign service officers. Identify and describe pathways of interest within the foreign service. List key skills to develop or hone that are vital for foreign service officers. Tuesday, Oct. 1 at 5:30 p.m. Graham Memorial … Read more
This workshop demystifies the process of obtaining and maintaining a security clearance. Explore the key requirements, learn about the different types of clearances, and discover how to navigate the clearance processes effectively. Join Robert Morris, Professional Development and Career … Read more
Join this virtual session to learn about the key characteristics, guidelines, and benefits of Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL) for enhancing intercultural learning and global skill building (for students and faculty) in courses. Hear from UNC-Chapel Hill COIL practitioners from … Read more
Join UNC Global Affairs for an information session with members of the CIA. Representatives will cover the CIA’s mission and organization, minimum requirements for working at the CIA, student programs and the application process, as well as practical advice for … Read more
Hear from CIA representatives on what spying looks like and what motivates people. This audience-participatory session gives people a look into the CIA and debunks popular culture myths about spying. Agency representatives will also share information about opportunities (careers and … Read more
As part of Diplomacy Week, join this student led panel discussion featuring Tar Heels who have participated in the Honors Seminar on Public Policy and Global Affairs and the UNC Global Affairs Washington Week. They will share their experiences engaging … Read more
What is the European Parliament? Why do they have an office in Washington, D.C.? And what is the future of transatlantic relations? Join UNC Global Affairs and the Center for European Studies for a Diplomatic Discussion with Walter Goetz, head … Read more
What is the art of diplomacy? Come hear stories of events that shaped world history from someone who was there for them. Join UNC Global Affairs for a Diplomatic Discussion with Stuart E. Eizenstat ’64. Eizenstat is the special advisor … Read more
