Tennessee Students Tackle National Competition on Global Affairs Awareness
Washington, D.C. | April 27, 2016 – One hundred questions on ten international affairs topics is all that separated 49 teams from around the United States from the title “Academic WorldQuest 2016 Champs.” Four students from the Martin Luther King, Jr., Magnet High School in Nashville took on the challenge at the competition held April 23, 2016 at the National Press Club in the nation’s capital.
Program | Talk to the Author – “Japan Restored” – Mar 15
People will be talking about this book. Get an edge by talking with the author on the March 15th “Cover to Cover” author conversation with Clyde Prestowitz. Another benefit of your affiliation with the Tennessee World Affairs Council.
World Affairs Council Teacher Workshop Focused on Turkish History and Culture
The rich heritage of Turkey is shared with area teachers in world affairs symposium.
World Affairs Council Teacher Workshop Focused on Turkish History and Culture
The rich heritage of Turkey is shared with area teachers in world affairs symposium.
Martin Luther King High School Wins 2016 Tennessee International Affairs Championship
It took an intense, three and a half hour contest, answering 100 questions on ten global affairs topics in a competition among ten teams from three states for four students from Martin Luther King, Jr., Magnet High School in Nashville to emerge as the WorldQuest Tennessee State Champions and earn a trip to the World Affairs Councils of America national competition in Washington, DC.
Academic WorldQuest Championship Match – Sunday, Feb 21st – Ready, Set..
We hope to see you on Sunday afternoon, February 21st at Belmont University for the State Championship match of Academic WorldQuest 2016.
Academic WorldQuest Championship Match – Sunday, Feb 21st – Ready, Set..
We hope to see you on Sunday afternoon, February 21st at Belmont University for the State Championship match of Academic WorldQuest 2016.
2016 Spotlight on Turkey – Update (Program & Speakers)
This three part program provides teachers and principals the opportunity to learn about Turkey’s rich culture through a day-long seminar held in February, a summer study tour to Turkey and a fall public affairs program.
2016 Spotlight on Turkey – Update (Program & Speakers)
This three part program provides teachers and principals the opportunity to learn about Turkey’s rich culture through a day-long seminar held in February, a summer study tour to Turkey and a fall public affairs program.
Academic WorldQuest Championship Match — Who Will It Be This Year?
The fourth Tennessee Academic WorldQuest Championship Match is set for February 21st with ten teams ready to compete. WorldQuest is a flagship program of the Tennessee World Affairs Council and the 95 other members of the World Affairs Councils of America (WACA) network. It encourages high school students to develop an interest in global affairs and current events through study and a competition for four-student teams.