To All CMC Students:

New Course is Back this Spring: Race, Gender, and Identity in International Relations (GOVT157SB CM)

Back by popular demand, the Keck Center is offering again this spring its new research and study program, which includes individual research projects, group discussions, guest speakers, and professional mentorship. The program offers one course academic credit, faculty and professional mentors, and three seminars with guest speakers. Students register for a special topics course taught by Professors Taw and Appel entitled Race, Gender, and Identity in International Relations (GOV157SB). To read more about this new course, please click here.

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Please return the application by Wednesday, November 4, 2020 to ghan@cmc.edu 

2020-21 Race, Gender, and Identity in International Relations :

Class Presentations

Keck Center World Affairs Podcast Program - SPRING 2021

CMC Students are invited to apply to the Keck Center World Affairs Podcast Fellowship Program for Spring 2021. Under the supervision of Prof. Terril Jones, pairs of student podcasters will conduct research on a region or a theme in world affairs and develop 3-4 podcasts. Students selected for this fellowship will receive a $1,000 stipend disbursed in two payments. Student teams are expected to post one podcast per month and attend group sessions twice per month with Prof. Jones (Fridays at 12:15pm) on podcast development and online resources. 

Click HERE for the application.

Submit the application form to: ghan@cmc.edu and tjones@cmc.edu

Applications are accepted over break and due NLT January 26, 2021. 

No experience is required. First year students are encouraged to apply.