Events
 | May 23Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Speaks at SMUPeace activist and 2011 Nobel Peace Prize recipient Leymah Gbowee speaks at SMU about her leadership experiences in peacemaking. Gbowee is founder of the Liberian Mass Action for Peace and Executive Director of Women Peace and Security in Africa (WIPSEN-Africa).
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 | May 11Predicting If This Policy Will Work for YouHear Dr. Nancy Cartwright of the London School of Economics and Political Science talk about what it takes to generate evidence that a public policy will work. Dr. Cartwright is a pioneer in groundbreaking work on the philosophy of science.
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 | May 2Hunting our Molecular Past with Ancient DNADr. Eske Willersley, Director of the Centre of Excellence in GeoGenetics and Professor of Evolutionary Biology at the National History Museum and the Biological Institute at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark, will be speaking at SMU on Wednesday, May 2, 2012.
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Dedman News
 View all news | Embrey Human Rights Program Gets National PressProfessor Rick Halperin's book introduction for James Disco's new graphic novel entitled "Echoes of the Lost Boys of Sudan" gives SMU's Embrey Human Rights Program national press.
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 View all news | Professor Shiao on Chinese Activist Chen GuangchengHistory and Political Science Professor Ling Shiao, who specializes in the history of social and intellectual movements in modern China, writes about recent events with civil rights activist Chen Guangcheng.
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 View all news | Dedman Student Kimberly Mendoza's Summer in GuatemalaBiology and Chemistry double major Kimberly Mendoza blogs about her SMU Engaged Learning summer research on the health beliefs, practices, and traditions of the indigenous Mayan people in Guatemala.
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