The workshop will be offered via Zoom. This four-part workshop will focus on introductory Chichewa greetings and linguistics, medical interview vocabulary, and cultural sensitivity in health services for UNC students, staff and faculty planning research, service or internships in Malawi. … Read more

The Sonja Haynes Stone Center for Black Culture and History will host Monika Gosin for its 2020 Author’s Discussion Series. She will be talking about her book The Racial Politics of Division: Interethnic Struggles for Legitimacy in Multicultural Miami. The event … Read more

Note: This has been postponed until Fall 2020. National Geographic photographer Annie Griffiths will present a lecture, ‘Help a Woman, Help the Planet’, followed by Q&A. This touches on all aspects of the Ripple mission of assistance to women globally, … Read more

Erhard Busek has a distinguished career in public service and international affairs. A former vice chancellor of Austria, minister of science and research, minister of education, and deputy mayor of Vienna, he has been active in the Austrian People’s Party … Read more

Patrick Fridenson is professor emeritus of international business history at the Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (EHESS), in Paris, France, and has taught at a number of U.S. universities. His research deals with the strategies, innovations, ethics, structures … Read more

Want a global experience while at UNC? Looking to fund your global project? Enjoy a showcase of students’ research, experiences and travel stories from a variety of fields and global destinations, and hear directly from other students about how they … Read more

NOTE: Public lecture is canceled. Please join the Duke-UNC Rotary Peace Center for the 17th Annual Rotary Spring Conference! The theme this year is “Voices of Peace”. Rotary Peace Fellows will be presenting their research and sharing examples of hope, … Read more

Join the Carolina Asia Center for two events with award-winning Cambodian-born filmmaker Kalyanee Mam whose work focuses on the concepts of home, displacement and belonging. Her films and lived experience as a refugee from the Khmer Rouge regime in Cambodia … Read more

International students and scholars are invited to join representatives from the College of Arts & Sciences, International Student and Scholar Services, and several student support offices for an informational open house. Global health scares, new federal travel policies, and international … Read more

Note: This event was originally scheduled for March 17, and has been rescheduled for September 29, 2020 as a virtual event. Roger Cohen joined The New York Times in 1990. He was a foreign correspondent for more than a decade … Read more