65th Anniversary of International Studies
The 65th in the News
- Que Pasa OSU?
Non-profit Organizations: One Story of Commitment and Many Rewards (Spring, 2009) - Ohio Government TV
Celebrating Globalization: 65 Years of International Studies at OSU (March 26, 2008) - The Ohio State University Alumni Association
International Program Grows as World Shrinks (Fall, 2008) - Center for Latin American Studies Newsletter
Quechua Comes to OSU (Spring, 2009) - Government Television Channel 3
Community Tapestry (June 2, 2009)
An Anniversary Message
In 2008 and 2009, The Ohio State University is celebrating the 65th anniversary of the Undergraduate International Studies Program (UISP). We take great pride in proclaiming that, with the founding of UISP on May 31, 1943, we were in the national vanguard for undergraduate education. UISP offered its first courses during Fall 1943. Read more...
65th Anniversary Programs - Photo Gallery and Media
Please click on each event to view related media.
- February 8, 2008
A Conversation with Meredith Fabian, International Studies Alumna
Speaker: Meredith Fabian, Deputy Director of Advocacy for Covenant House International. - March 26, 2008
Celebrating Globalization: 65 Years of International Studies at OSU (requires RealPlayer)
Panelists: Alumni Matthew Colopy, Advisor to Governor Ted Strickland on Global Affairs and Jack Pounds, President & CEO, Ohio Chemistry Technology; UISP student and Harvard medical school student Michael Jaung; and OSU faculty member Lesley Ferris, OSU Department of Theater.
Moderator: Jacqueline Royster, Executive Dean of Arts and Sciences
Partners: Columbus Metropolitan Club and Columbus Council on World Affairs
(Community Kick-Off) - May 15, 2008
International Studies: Springing into its 65th Year
Speaker: Political Science Professor John Mueller presented on Trends in International Relations, 1943-2008
Moderator: Richard Sisson, former Interim Provost, Political Science faculty member, and International Studies alum
(Campus Kick-Off)
Local Nigerian Artist, "Sam" Deji Adebuga featured cultural paintings at the reception. - October 9, 2008
Women and International Policy
The Honorable Mary Robinson, Moderated by Fred Andrle
Partners: The John Glenn School of Public Affairs, Barbara K. Fergus Women in Leadership Lecture Series
Co-sponsors: First Year Experience; Office of the President; The Institute on Women, Gender and Pubc Policy; Office of International Affairs; Mershon Center for International Security Studies; Women in Development; and Women’s Studies along with community partner: Columbus Council on World Affairs - October 28, 2008
Stories of Hospice in South Africa Private Film Preview
Partner: Africa Network Tea, Janet Parrot, film-maker, OSU Department of Theater and hospice activist and executive producer Cathe Kobacker film
http://www.songofthesoulfilm.com - November 9, 2009
Conversation with Ambassador John D. Ong - November 17, 2008
Conversation with Jack Pounds, President & CEO, Ohio Chemistry Technology Council and International Studies Alumnus - February 13, 2009
Runasimimanta Yachaykusun: Andean Exploration Workshop
Partner: Center for Latin American Studies and Global Gallery - April 6, 2009
Careers in International Studies
Panelists: Maria Bowman, Director of Community Programs, CCWA, Matthew Colopy, Advisor to Governor Ted Strickland on Global Relations, Ezra Escudero, Executive Director, Ohio Commission on Hispanic and Latino Affairs, William Marshall, legal counsel, Abercromie & Fitch, and Barbara Pratzner, President, Columbus Sister Cities. - April 30, 2009
Global Business Leaders Speak
Panelists: August Cenname, V.P. Merrill Lynch, Paula Jo Galbraith, Consultant, Keith Monda, fomer CEO of Coach, Vincent Volpi, President of Pica
Partner: Business School Center for International Programs - May 21, 2009
Change through Humanitarian Action
Panelists: Sadia Aden, Co-Founder of the Somali Diaspora Network and Adar Foundation, Anna Forbes, Deputy Director, The Global Campaign for Microbicides, and David Ives, Executive Director, Albert Schweitzer Institute
Co-sponsor: Mershon Center for International Security Studies
Partners: Health Sciences Center for Global Health; Somali Student Association; Global Health Initiative and Columbus Council on World Affairs
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