IIS is pleased to announce that 24 undergraduate students from 22 departments were awarded Undergraduate Merit Scholarships for Spring 2015. Junior Scholars will conduct research projects in international studies across 14 countries.
Global Adolescent Healthprovides the leadership and scaffolding for an exchange of ideas across disciplines and schools, fosters training, and will lead to the development of a long-term, innovative interdisciplinary research and interventions agenda in global adolescent health.
The Black Room deals with an inclusive space that exists to foster critical reflection and exchange about foundational terms and concepts in African American and African Diaspora Studies.
Water, Sanitation, and Transport Provision addresses the interrelationship between rapid urbanization, infrastructure construction and management, and urban livelihoods in the Global South.
Behavioral Economics brings together experts from behavioral economics, psychology, public health, and business to identify and solve persistant health challenges in the US and the developing world.
Professor of Political Science and Senior Fellow at the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies and the Center for International Security and Cooperation, Stanford University