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For the 2003-2004 academic year, the events are based on the Metropolitan Campus. </p> photo : caption : more text : <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <p><h3>Current seminars:</h3></p> <p><h4>Fall 2004:</h4></p> <p><b>Women's Rights and Democracy</b><br> Date: October 6, 2004<br> Speaker: Marina Ottaway<br> Senior Associate in the Democracy and Rule of Law Project<br> Carnegie Endowment for International Peace<br> </p> <br> <p><h3>Past seminars:</h3></p> <p><h4>Spring 2004:</h4></p> <p><b>Infectious Disease in a Globalized World</b><br> Date: May 3, 2004<br> Speaker: Dr. Richard Alderslade<br> Senior External Relations Officer<br> World Health Organization<br> </p> <b>The Global Debate on Genetically Modified Foods</b><br> Date: April 2, 2004<br> Speaker: Dr. Calum Turvey<br> Director, Food Policy Institute<br> Rutgers University<br> <br> <p><h4>Fall 2003:</h4></p> <p><b>Foreign Trade or Foreign Aid?: Strategies for World Poverty Reduction</b><br> December 8, 2003<br> Speaker: David Dollar<br> Director of Development Policy<br> World Bank<br> </p> <p><b>Human Rights and Corporate Responsibility</b><br> October 8, 2003<br> Speaker: Dr. J. Paul Martin<br> Executive Director<br> Center for the Study of Human Rights<br> Columbia University<br> </p> <p><h4>Spring 2003:</h4></p> <p><b>Post-War Reconstruction – Beyond Peacekeeping</b><br> April 28, 2003<br> Speaker:<br> Dr. Necla Tschirgi<br> Vice-President<br> International Peace Academy</p> <p><b>Global Water Issues: Crisis and Conflict</b><br> March 31, 2003<br> Speaker:<br> Diane Raines Ward<br> Author of <i>Water Wars: Drought, Folly, and the Politics of Thirst</i></p> <p><h4>Fall 2002:</h4></p> <p><b>Developmental Potential of the Postcolonial World</b><br> December 2, 2002<br> Speaker:<br> Yvonne Acosta<br> Office of the Secretary General of the United Nations</p> <p><b>Peacekeeping Operations - Successes and Failures</b><br> November 18, 2002<br> Speaker:<br> Sunaina Lowe<br> Department of Peacekeeping at the United Nations</p> <p><b>Global Citizenship - the Role of Higher Education</b><br> October 7, 2002<br> Speaker:<br> Demetrios Argyriades<br> Department of Economic and Social Affairs at the United Nations</p> <p>Seminars are open to FDU full-time and adjunct faculty. Reservations are required. If you would like to receive an invitation to the next event, please contact Diana Cvitan in the Office of Global Learning, dcvitan@fdu.edu or 201-692-7161.</p> <br> <br> <br> <h3>Interrogating Boundaries Symposia</h3> <p>New for 2003-04 Academic year, the Office of Global Learning has partnered with the English Department at the College at Florham to deliver the “Interrogating Boundaries” seminar series. Each event hosts a speaker specializing in the area of discussion and reviews a critical issue related to globalization. Similar to the Global Leadership Seminars, the structure of these events is an informal luncheon setting. This series is based at the College at Florham campus. </p> <p><h3>Current seminars:</h3></p> <p><h4>Fall 2004:</h4></p> <p><b>Globalization, Reproductive Rights and the Family</b><br> September 22, 2004<br> Speaker:<br> Dr. Robert Franceour<br> Professor Emeritus of Human Sexuality and Embryology<br> Fairleigh Dickinson University<br> </p> <p><b>Globalization and Refugees </b><br> November 10, 2004<br> Speaker:<br> Mr. Mian Qadrud Din<br> Former Chef de Cabinet<br> United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA)<br> </p> <p><h4>Spring 2005:</h4></p> <p><b>Globalization, History and the Politics of Reconciliation </b><br> February 16, 2005<br> Speaker:<br> Dr. Elizabeth Cole<br> Senior Program Officer, Studies and Education<br> Carnegie Council on Ethics and International Affairs<br> </p> <p><b>Globalization, Nationalism, and International Law </b><br> April 13, 2005<br> Speaker:<br> Dr. Nathaniel Berman<br> Professor of Law<br> Brooklyn Law School<br> </p> <br> <br> <p><h3>Past seminars:</h3></p> <p><h4>Spring 2004:</h4></p> <p><b>Women's Rights in a Global Society: Palestinian and Israeli Perspectives</b><br> September 17, 2003<br> Speakers:<br> Dr. Rabab Abdulhadi<br> Center for the Study of Gender and Sexuality at New York University<br> Dr. Orly Lubin <br> University of Tel Aviv, Israel</p> <p><b>Globalization and Religious Fundamentalism</b><br> November 12, 2003<br> Speaker:<br> Dr. Rupal Oza<br> Department of Women's Studies<br> Hunter College, CUNY</p> <p><b>Globalization and Sexualities</b><br> March 10, 2004<br> Speaker:<br> Dr. Arnaldo Cruz Malave<br> Department of Modern Languages<br> Fordham University</p> <p><b>Globalization and the Media</b><br> April 21, 2004<br> Speaker:<br> Dr. Awam Amkpa<br> Tisch School of Arts<br> New York University</p> <p>Seminars are open only to FDU full-time and adjunct faculty and students. Reservations are required for the events, as seating is limited. If you have questions or would like to be included on the invitation listing, please contact either Dr. Nandita Ghosh at nghosh@fdu.edu or via phone at 973-443-8718, or Diana Cvitan at dcvitan@fdu.edu or via phone at 201-692-7161.</p> photo : caption : more text : text in box: