This academic year, the Indiana University Hamilton Lugar School explores the theme of security through a dynamic series of lectures, panels, and conferences. From Japan’s evolving alliances and U.S. policy toward Myanmar to discussions on the Iran-Israel conflict and the legacy of the Dayton Peace Accords, these events bring together leading scholars, diplomats, and practitioners to examine pressing global security challenges. Join us for thought-provoking conversations that span regions and disciplines, offering insights into the forces shaping international stability today.
Global Competencies Skills Development Series: Consulting Careers in Government AI Strategy
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From Consulting to the Pentagon: AI Strategy Careers in Government Step into a real consulting case! Advise government clients on a high-stakes AI technology decision. Learn how consultants sha...Read more
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A public lecture/Q&A with Prof. Marvin Sterling (IU) exploring Japanese feature filmmaking as a means to reflect on imaginings of black-Japanese mixed-race experiences. *Please note the new dat...Read more
HLS Internship & Scholarship Sprint – Apply. Hit Send. Repeat.
GLOBAL & INTERNATIONAL STUDIES BUILDING
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Join a 2-hour application sprint! Submit multiple internships and scholarship applications, earn points, get references instantly, engage with mentors and peers, and enjoy food and drinks.
GLOBAL & INTERNATIONAL STUDIES BUILDING
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Step inside the world of high-stakes diplomacy. Ambassador Christopher Henzel, former U.S. envoy to Yemen, takes us behind the scenes of one of today’s most complex conflicts. Through his firsthand ...Read more
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