Upcoming Events
"The Unsettling Histories of Glen Canyon Dam" with Erika Bsumek
Lecture/Readings | Inclusive Excellence
Come and hear Dr. Bsumek speak about the historical political, and social context of the controversial Glen Canyon Dam. She will explore the impact settler colonialism has had and continues to have on the region and the indigenous people who have long lived there.
Mehdi Heravi Global Teaching & Learning Center Groundbreaking
Ceremony/Awards/Celebration
The College of Humanities and Social Sciences is pleased to break ground on the Mehdi Heravi Global Teaching and Learning Center. In celebration of this exciting new project, CHaSS will hold a groundbreaking ceremony on 3.22.23. Reception to follow in David B. Haight Center, and attendees are also invited to stay for the 2023 CHaSS Awards at 3 pm in the Taggart Student Center Ballroom. Please RSVP: https://chass.usu.edu/languages/gtlc/groundbreaking/index
College of Humanities & Social Sciences 2023 Awards Ceremony
Ceremony/Awards/Celebration
Each year we honor students, faculty, staff, and alumni from the College of Humanities and Social Sciences. Scholarship recipients, students of the year, and faculty honors are part of this special ceremony, which is an annual celebration of the people in CHaSS! This year's CHaSS Awards will be held on 3.22.23 at 3 pm in the Taggart Student Center ballroom. Current students, faculty, staff, alumni, and families of the 2023 awardees are invited to join us at this year's award celebration. Reception to follow.
Peace Building in Yemen with Stacy Philbrick Yadav
Panel Discussion/Presentation
The IOGP and Political Science Department are hosting a presentation with Stacey Philbrick Yadav to discuss Yemen's civil war, the 2022 ceasefire and how Yemenis are pursuing peace and justice in the aftermath of the conflict. There will be free pizza!
"How the Great War Ended: Making Peace on the Middle Eastern Front" with Michelle Tusan
Lecture/Readings | Inclusive Excellence
This talk will explore the peace process between the Allies and the Ottoman Empire at the end of the First World War. It reveals the human cost of nearly 10 years of uninterrupted war when peace finally came in 1923.
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