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Fall 2025 International Studies Courses

Pathways Courses
A&S 161 International Village, Then and Now
AAS 100 INTRODUCTION TO AFRICAN STUDIES
A-H 105 World Art Before 1400
A-H 106 RENAISSANCE TO MODERN ART
ANT 160 GLOBAL CULTURAL DIVERSITY
ANT 225 CULT, ENVIR, GLOBAL ISSUES
CLA 135 GREEK/ROMAN MYTHOLOGY
CLA 191 CHRISTIANITY, CULTURE, & SOCIETY
ENG 142 Global Shakespeare
GEO 135 Global Climate Change
GEO 161 Global Inequalities
GEO 162 INTRO TO GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES
GEO 172 Human Geography
HIS 100 Introduction to African Studies

Spring 2025 International Studies Courses

Pathways Courses: 

A-H 106 Renaissance to Modern Art

ANT 160 Global Cultural Diversity 

ANT 225 Culture, Environment, and Global Issues

CLA 135 Greek and Roman Mythology 

CLA 191 Christianity, Culture and Society 

ENG 142 Global Shakespeare 

ENG 171 Global Literatures in English 

GEO 135 Global Climate Change 

GEO 161 Global Inequalities 

GEO 162 Intro to Global Environmental Issues 

GEO 172 Human Geography 

Global UK: Celebrating Our Campus Mosaic

The UK International Center, UK College of Arts and Sciences, UK College of Fine Arts and UK Residence Life are proud to host Global UK: Celebrating Our Campus Mosaic, a two day celebration of UK's rich, international population. See below for a full schedule of events.

Thursday, September 26

"Building Bridges Across Cultures" Student Panel

3:00-5:00 PM

International Student Services, Lower Level of Lucille Little Fine Arts Library

Friday, September 27

Screening of Goong: Sound Through Fire with filmmaker Maria Mendonca

3:00-5:00 PM

Niles Gallery

International Festival

5:00-7:00 PM

Alumni Commons

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Location:
Alumni Commons

2024 Hajja Razia Sharif Sheikh Islamic Studies Lecture

Dr. Waleed F. Mahdi photoLecture title: Pitfalls of Representation in US and Arab Cinemas

Guest Speaker: Dr. Waleed F. Mahdi, Associate Professor of US-Arab Cultural Politics Departments of International and Area Studies, Modern Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics, and Film and Media Studies.

In this lecture, Mahdi offers a comparative analysis of representational trajectories, dynamics and challenges in United States and Arab cinemas. The lecture will examine the historical and contemporary challenges, opportunities and implications of constructing the “self” and the “other” within these cultural contexts.

Mahdi specializes in US-Arab cultural politics. He has received several national and international awards for his work. His peer-reviewed research has been published in American Quarterly, The Journal of American Ethnic History, and The Journal of Cinema and Media Studies. His first book, "Arab Americans in Film: From Hollywood and Egyptian Stereotypes to Self-Representation," explores the construction and evolution of Arab American identity in Hollywood, Egyptian, and Arab American cinemas. Dr. Mahdi currently serves as the President of the Arab American Studies Association.

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Location:
Gatton Student Center, Room 330AB
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