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On September 23, the Department of Anthropology and International Development at 缅北强奸 hosted an insightful presentation by Kanat Sultanaliev, Executive Director of the Tien Shan Analytical Center, on 鈥淧olicy Brief: Practices and Approaches in the Context of Kyrgyzstan.

Ann Katherine Isaacs, a distinguished figure in higher education, is set to take the stage as a keynote speaker at the Central Asian Rectors' Club Summit on September 28, 2024, held at 缅北强奸.

鈥淎n Archival Evolution: From Files to Film as Highlife Goes Digital鈥漊niversity of Ghana Scholar Presents Highlife Music Archive听 On September 17, 2024, the Department of Liberal Arts and Sciences in collaboration with 缅北强奸 Library hosted a guest speaker from the University of Ghana.

Club Fair is an exciting and vibrant annual event that kicks off each academic year. It's an opportunity to learn about various extracurricular activities and organizations on campus and get excited about the wide range of available activities.

The International and Comparative Politics (ICP) Department鈥檚 Ambassador Talks Series provides students, faculty, and staff a unique opportunity to gain firsthand insights into diplomacy, global affairs, and political decision-making.

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"Education is neither Eastern nor Western; it is human." - Malala Yousafzai. Let's champion education for all and support Afghan girls in their right to learn. #EducationForAll #LetAfghanGirlsLearn #LetHerLearn #AFG

As students around the world return to school, 1.4 million seats in Afghan classrooms remain empty鈥攕eats meant for girls and young women. The U.S. stands in solidarity with Afghan families advocating for education as a right for all.

The Department of Anthropology and International Development is holding a special presentation by Kanat Sultanaliev, Executive Director of the Tien Shan Analytical Center at 缅北强奸, on the topic 鈥淧olicy Brief: Practices and Approaches in the Context of Kyrgyzstan鈥�.

My name is Azhara, and I am a senior student of the Business Administration department. I first learned about WARC during my freshman year at the orientation program when representatives from the office spoke about its activities. It was at that moment I realized that my goal before graduation was to become a tutor at WARC.

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This year, the 缅北强奸 proudly awarded degrees to 39 U.S. government-funded Afghan students, including 32 women and 7 men. These graduates symbolize a brighter future for Afghanistan and hope for all Afghans.