“What in the World?” Quiz – Week of May 6-12, 2018
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Observing Foreign Service Day
Do You Or A Friend Have A May Birthday? President George Washington signed into law the creation of the State Department in 1789 and ever since Americans have represented the […]
“What in the World?” Quiz – Week of April 29-May 5, 2018
Welcome to this week’s edition of the Tennessee World Affairs Council’s “What in the World?” Quiz.
“The Dangerous Decay in American Diplomacy” – Op-ed and Program
Join us for our Ambassadors’ Roundtable Tuesday evening and take a minute to read an op-ed by TNWAC President Pat Ryan about the state of American diplomacy and national security policymaking.
“What in the World?” Quiz – Week of April 22-28, 2018
Welcome to this week’s edition of the Tennessee World Affairs Council’s “What in the World?” Quiz.
For Belmont Students, Faculty: Blockbuster Program, Internships & Free Memberships
INFORMATION FOR BELMONT UNIVERSITY STUDENTS AND FACULTY Take advantage of the exclusive benefits for Belmont University students and faculty from the partnership between BU and the Tennessee World Affairs […]
Last Call | International Careers Panel | Tuesday Evening
We encourage students from all schools and colleges to attend to learn more about the opportunities to work in a variety of occupations in global affairs, including diplomacy, business, military, international service and much more.
Last Call | International Careers Panel | Tuesday Evening
We encourage students from all schools and colleges to attend to learn more about the opportunities to work in a variety of occupations in global affairs, including diplomacy, business, military, international service and much more.
“What in the World?” Quiz – Week of April 8-14, 2018
Welcome to this week’s edition of the Tennessee World Affairs Council’s “What in the World?” Quiz.
What’s Going On In American Diplomacy? | Ambassadors’ Roundtable | Apr 24
Join Ambassadors Schlicher and Bowers for a discussion of the state of American diplomacy and the challenges to U.S. foreign policy.