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9/21
Thursday
Poets & Writers Series: Alyssa Songsiridej, Fiction Writer
9/21
Thursday
We Are Not One: A History of America's Fight Over Israel
9/22
Friday
DISSENT IN AMERICA TEACH-INS PRESENTS: Unpacking the Judicial Crisis in Israel
9/27
Wednesday
Feminist Action at the Negotiation Table: An Exploration Inside the 2010–2016 Colombian Peace Talks
9/28
Thursday
Poets & Writers Series: LaTasha N. Nevada Diggs, Poet
9/29
Friday
Fall 2023 Economics Department Seminar Series: Professor Xiang Ding
10/4
Wednesday
Fall 2023 Neuroscience Seminar Series
10/5
Thursday
PPL Colloquium Series - Alisa Lewin
10/6
Friday
DISSENT IN AMERICA TEACH-INS PRESENTS: Oppenheimer and the Early Scientist Movement for the International Control of Nuclear Weapons
10/11
Wednesday
2023 CLA Beyond the Classroom Fest
10/11
Wednesday
PUBLIC POLICY INFO SESSION
10/19
Thursday
PPL Colloquium Series - Melissa Noel
10/19
Thursday
Teaching Philosophy Workshop with the Center for the Advancement of Teaching
10/20
Friday
DISSENT IN AMERICA TEACH-INS PRESENTS: Trump’s Indictments: The Collision of Law and Politics
10/27
Friday
Dissent in America Teach-Ins Presents- The Ukraine War After the Counteroffensive: The State of Play and US Options
11/1
Wednesday
Safe Zone Training for Graduate Students
11/1
Wednesday
PUBLIC POLICY INFO SESSION
11/1
Wednesday
NONPROFIT MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATE INFO SESSION
11/2
Thursday
Poets & Writers Series: Camille Acker, Visiting Fiction Writer
11/2
Thursday
PPL Policy Roundtable - The Assault on LGBTQ Rights
11/2
Thursday
History as Common Ground and Battlefield: Views from the Tenement Museum and the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
11/3
Friday
Destin Jenkins - Who Runs This Town? - Debt, Privatization, and the Abdication of the American City
11/8
Wednesday
Poets & Writers Series: Ross Gay, Poet
11/16
Thursday
PPL Colloquium Series - Anand Grover

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College of Liberal Arts

A Bridge to Go Abroad: Witney Schneidman Invests in Temple Students Traveling to Africa

by Office of Development
September 14
Reflecting on how he wanted to give back, Witney Schneidman, CLA '75, decided he wanted to honor those who shaped his Temple education the most. In recognition of Dr...

These 11 Temple University violence reduction programs are enhancing safety in Philadelphia

September 14
According to data from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, Americans have seen an increase in gun deaths nearly every year since 2000. During that time, Temple...
College of Liberal Arts

Embracing Opportunities: The Janelle M. & Scott J. Tricarico Pathways to Professions Award

by Office of Development
August 16
When asked to define what Temple means to them, Janelle Tricarico immediately spoke one word: "opportunity." Her face lights up as she passionately describes the unique flavor...

Student Success Spotlight

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Brianna Kline-Costa-Chavez '22

Political Science Major, Global Studies Minor

Brianna was a LAURA recipient in spring 2022. She received a Public Policy and International Affairs Program (PPIA) Junior Summer Institute fellowship in 2022 at Carnegie Mellon’s Heinz College of Information Systems and Public Policy. Brianna is currently a Fulbright applicant. - Hometown: Pittsburgh, PA

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Kathryn Perrone ’21

History & Political Science Double Major, Global Studies Minor

While at the College of Liberal Arts Kathryn was a LAURA and a Diamond Research Scholar. Her academic path led her to earning a Fulbright graduate degree award to study for her MSc in Climate Change: Policy, Media and Society at Dublin City University in Ireland. She was also awarded a Millennium Fellowship by the United Nations Academic Impact initiative to complete an environmental service project. - Hometown: Columbus, NJ

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Osimiri Sprowal '20

Africology and African American Studies Major

Osimiri was named a 2022 Marshall Scholar, one of 41 recipients. They are pursuing a master’s in human rights and politics at the London School of Economics and a master’s in applied theater at the University of Warwick. Their life’s work is at the intersection of homeless rights activism, policy and poetry. - Hometown: Philadelphia, PA

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Alex Voisine '18

Global Studies & Spanish Double Major

Alex studied abroad several times, gaining worldly experience and earning a Fulbright graduate degree to study at UNAM in Mexico City. He then went on to win a Gates Cambridge scholarship and was a finalist for Stanford’s Knight-Hennessy award. In 2020, Alex was selected as one of Temple’s 30 Under 30. After working for the UN Development Program in Mexico City, he is now earning his PhD at the University of Texas at Austin. - Hometown: Suffield, Connecticut