After much work on the logistics and course design, I am pleased to report that students may now apply for the USFSP in Moldova course for Spring Break 2013! I hope students will learn more about the course and to apply for the program! My colleague from the Universitatea Libera Internationala din Moldova, Larisa Patlis (who is at USFSP this semester … Continue reading
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US Outreach to the Muslim World, meetings at the US State Department

View of the press risers while Secretary Clinton speaks at the Eid al-Fitr Reception at the State Department
Just two days after the tragic attack on the US Consulate in Benghazi, I was in Washington, DC participating in briefings on outreach to the Muslim world and an Eid al-Fitr reception at the State Department. The briefings, “Inspired to Engage: Stories of Muslim Engagement at the State Department,” were facilitated by Special Representative to Muslim Communities Farah Pandith. The … Continue reading
Civic Engagement in the Online Classroom
My first online class went “live” this semester: American National Government. This is my first online class. And this is the first online course that our Department has offered (the Department of History and Politics, which includes History, Political Science, Philosophy, and Art History) During Summer A I video recorded all of my lectures for the course. Each Unit of … Continue reading
Welcome to USFSP, Carnegie Fellow Larisa Patlis!
I am so delighted that Larisa Patlis, my colleague from the Universitatea Libera Internationala din Moldova, the Free University of Moldova (the university in Chisinau, Moldova where I taught while a Fulbright Scholar), is working with me at USFSP this Fall 2012 semester as a Carnegie Fellow! As Larisa explains, her research project, Devolutionary Trends in the Republic of Moldova: … Continue reading
Spark the Wave
I was delighted to be invited to speak to the Wave Week 2012 volunteers during their “Spark the Wave: Igniting Teen Volunteers” camp in Vadul lui Voda, Moldova. The Mission of Spark the Wave is to empower, train, and mentor the next generation of leaders who will impact the world through a lifelong commitment to community service. I spoke with … Continue reading











