As the War on Terror enters its 18th year, the College of Liberal Arts speaks with two history PhD students, a current and a former service member, about the significance of Veterans Day.

Florida Atlantic University Associate Professor Kelly Shannon, CLA ’10, recently visited campus to talk about how the feminist movement successfully changed U.S. foreign policy and altered public opinion on Muslim women’s rights.

Dr. Stephen F. Szabo is currently a Senior Fellow at the American Institute for Contemporary German Studies and a Professorial Lecturer in European Studies at SAIS. He served as the Executive Director of the Transatlantic Academy, a Washington D.C. based forum for research and dialogue between scholars, policy experts, and authors from both sides of the Atlantic. Prior to joining the German Marshall Fund in 2007, Dr. Szabo was Interim Dean and Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and taught European Studies at SAIS, Johns Hopkins University.

Read the full article coverage of Cuba War and Peace Conference titled Exploring Cuba’s History of War and Peace. 

Sponsored by: Center for Force and Diplomacy, History Department, Center for the Humanities at Temple, Office of the Dean, Spanish and Portuguese Department, Global Studies Program, Political Science Department, Faculty Senate, and Temple University Library. Open to the general public. 

Congratulations to Holden Zimmerman of the University of Kansas for winning the 2018 Sherman Family Prize for Undergraduate Scholarship in Force and Diplomacy with her paper entitled "Defensive Humanitarianism: Swiss Internment Camps in WWI."