Opportunities
The Department Undergraduate Group (DUG)
The DS DUG is a student-run organization that plans activities relating to the DS concentration. In recent years the DS DUG has organized programs, panels, and debates on topics relating to development, as well as a series of social events and workshops for DS students. We urge you to get involved! The DS DUG leaders for the 2006-07 academic year are:
Cynthia Wise ('07.5)
Vidya Putcha ('08)
Nicole Summers ('08)
Nathan Wyeth ('08)
For more information on events or how to get involved, please e-mail DSDUG@brown.edu
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On November 8, 2004 , the D.S. DUG sponsored the "International Perspectives on the Outcome of the U.S. Election" faculty-student panel. Panelists presented a range of perspectives on the implications of the election results for Latin America , Africa , South Asia , East Asia and Europe . |
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The panelists (left to right): Professor Rene Mayorga, Watson Institute ( Latin America ); Jae Ku, Watson Institute Fellow ( East Asia ); Miguel Glatzer, Watson Institute Visiting Professor ( Europe ); Professor Patrick Heller, Department of Sociology ( South Asia ); Bongani Ngqulunga, Graduate student in Sociology ( Africa )
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Miguel Glatzer and Bongani Ngqulunga listen to Professor Patrick Heller discuss South Asian reactions to the U.S. election |
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Watson Fellow Jae Ku discussed the implications of President Bush's re-election for U.S. policies toward East Asia |
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