Philip Lutgendorf, a professor of Hindi and modern Indian studies and chair of the UI Department of Asian Languages and Literature in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, shares his experiences following the rise in popularity of Hanuman, a Hindu monkey god.
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International Programs continues to serve as an environment for international learning.
IP welcomes Downing Thomas as the new Associate Dean of International Programs.
IP was selected by the American Council on Education as one of five institutions of higher education to take part in ACE's 2006-2007 Internationalization Laboratory.
Mark Sidel, a UI professor of law and Faculty Scholar, takes a look at anti-terrorism policy and the charitable sector in comparative perspective.
Associate Professor Denise Filios studied the use of idealizing images of al-Andalus, an area of the Iberian Peninsula ruled by Muslims from 711 to 1492, and Professor Mark Sidel researched international human trafficking and involuntary servitude during their Stanley International Programs Obermann Fellowships.
Read about Jane Desmond and Virginia Dominguez's significant contributions to IP over the years, including a parting intended contribution for international studies majors.
Take a look at the opportunities International Crossroads Community is providing for UI students
Learn more about Charles Hale's legacy at the UI. Hale, a professor emeritus of Latin American history, was honored last spring at a symposium organized by UI associate professor of English, Claire Fox.
Matthew Davis, a graduate student in the UI Nonfiction Writing Program, investigates the significant movement of Mongolia's people from rural to urban area's with the help of a Stanley Fellowship.
Six students share their experiences made possible through the Kenneth J. Cmiel Human Rights Funded Internship program.
This spring, Buge Karpazli and Patrecia Sianipar taught intensive Turkish and Indonesian at the UI. Here, they share their stories with writer Aris Dravillas.
UI international and study abroad students share their perspectives of the world in IP's fifth annual photo contest
UI international students share their experiences in the United States in IP's second annual essay competition.
Students give thanks for the experiences made available to them through International Programs funding.
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