This article argues that reconstruction is an emerging discourse of international politics that merges security and development discourses in powerful and troubling ways. We focus on Iraq as a site for articulating and ...

This newsletter chronicles the many activities in the History Department and the numerous accomplishments of our students, faculty, and alumni.

This newsletter chronicles the many activities in the History Department and the numerous accomplishments of our students, faculty, and alumni.

There has been increased attention given to the status of ethnic minority faculty members in American higher education over the past few decades. While minority faculty continue to increase their presence in the professoriate, ...

This training guide outlines tuberculosis screening, treatment, and prevention protocols for Virginia Tech Adult Day Services Staff. The guide describes the occurrence of tuberculosis worldwide, diagnostic measures such ...

As a way to keep in touch with alumni, the Department published a regular newsletter with the latest news about the philosophy community at Virginia Tech.

The World Summit for Children of which Nigeria is a signatory promised to ratify the convention on the rights of the child. In Africa, the problem of the handicapped child is by no means insignificant. Communicable diseases ...

This newsletter from the Center for Research and Development in International Education (CRADIE) provides information about the international efforts of School of Education faculty.

The Center for Research and Development in International Education (CRADIE) provides a focus for the School of Education’s efforts in international and cross-cultural research as well as outreach activities to clients in ...