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From Middle East Studies to the State Department: The Journey of an American Woman Diplomat

Tuesday Apr 12 | 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Kristy Mordhorst, M.A., discusses her career journey and experiences as a student in Middle East Studies, then as a Foreign Service Officer in key Middle Eastern states including Egypt and Saudi Arabia. She will also provide interested students with practical advice and suggestions on how to translate their studies into a career in the State Department. This virtual talk is open to all TCU community, but registration is required.

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2800 S. University Drive
Fort Worth, TX 76129

About Middle East Studies

From Middle East Studies to the State Department: The Journey of an American Woman Diplomat
Mes.tcu.edu Middle East Studies Discover a window into the rich and complex worlds that touch our own. Middle East studies students gain a comprehensive understanding of the history, religion, culture, languages and politics of the Middle East and North Africa. Equipped with this deep and nuanced knowledge, you'll be able to see beyond today's healines to comprehend the multi-faceted issues shaping world affairs. Why MES? The Middle East has been an area of intense scrutiny and turmoil in the past few decades, and knowledge of the historical context and cultural reasons behind the conflicts are vitally important if you want to work in an international market. Whether you're looking to enter politics, international economics or simply gain a deeper understanding of current events, MES can help. Explore classes like: Politics of the Middle East Islam History of Syria and Iraq

Questions about this event?

Heather Confessore

Email: h.confessore@tcu.edu

Phone: 817-257-7288