2018 RCI George and Bernadine Converse Lecture, Dr. Jane Freedman

Jane Freedman (University of Paris 8), “The Politics of ‘Crisis’: The Origins and Implications of Global Refugee Flows”

Should states be able to find more effective solutions for the protection of those forced to flee their countries of origin? This talk will explore the origins and implications of global refugee flows and will argue for a more nuanced and human-centered view of the current situation.

See more information at https://history.wsu.edu/rci/event/2018-converse-lecture-with-dr-jane-freedman/.

Tuesday, February 6, at 7 p.m., CUB 220 (Senior Ballroom)

Free & Open to the Public

Sponsored by:

Roots of Contemporary Issues (RCI) Program
WSU Department of History in partnership with the WSU College of Arts & Sciences

For more information, contact history@wsu.edu

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WSU hosts 50th Murrow Symposium on April 6, featuring industry leaders and livestream access

April 3, 2026

Over three days, the symposium will feature keynote speakers, nationally recognized journalists, industry panels, and interactive student experiences.

By Brett Atwood, WSU Murrow College of Communication