
ALT Three individuals are standing and talking near a wooden reception desk in a university setting. The background features maroon-colored walls with a large banner that reads: "CALL FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES AMBASSADORS". The text mentions that ambassadors develop skills, gain global knowledge, and foster community. There's a call to action with a link, bit.ly/4sJ2TFS, and a contact email, [email protected]. The logo for the University of Oklahoma is visible at the bottom right.

ALT A bronze statue of a walking figure is featured prominently. In the background, a banner reads "OU Giving Day: Give Sooner" with logos of the University of Oklahoma and David L. Boren College of International Studies. The text "Provide a Passport to the World @ Lunch, April 14" is displayed below.

ALT Image showing an event flyer for "Gate of Tears: Migration and Impasse Across the Red Sea" with Dr. Nathalie Peutz, a Radcliffe Fellow at Harvard University. The event is scheduled for Thursday, April 16, from 3:00 to 4:15 pm at Dale Hall Tower, 906. The flyer mentions that light refreshments will be provided. The bottom includes contact information for accessibility accommodations.

ALT The image is a promotional flyer for an event titled "Why Greenland?" hosted by the College of International Studies. It includes details about a talk with Rob Andrew and Sofia Givens on Tuesday, April 7th, from 12-1 PM at Farzaneh Hall 145. Lunch will be provided. A registration link is included, along with a contact email for Rachel Tischer. The background shows colorful houses on a rocky shore.

ALT This is a promotional image for a discussion titled "Yemen Today" hosted by the Center for Middle East Studies at the University of Oklahoma. It is scheduled for Wednesday, April 1 at 12 PM in Farzaneh Hall 145. Light refreshments will be provided. The discussion features Waelid Mahdi, an Associate Professor, focusing on Yemen’s sociopolitical role.

ALT The image is a promotional flyer for an event titled "The Struggle for Freedom in Nicaragua: A Conversation with Juan Sebastián Chamorro and Victoria Cárdenas." It is scheduled for Friday, March 27th, from 12:00 to 1:15 PM at Farzaneh Hall 145, with lunch provided. The flyer includes a picture of the Nicaraguan flag and logos for the College of International Studies at the University of Oklahoma. A QR code and a registration link are provided.

ALT This image is a promotional flyer for an event titled "Ethics for the Physician to the Body Politics" at Bizzell Library, LL 118, on February 12th from 12-1:15pm. Harry D. Gould, an Associate Professor from Florida International University, is featured as the speaker. The flyer includes a QR code for RSVP by February 10th. A text section mentions the use of medical analogies in politics and suggests the relevance of ethical considerations in political engagement. For accommodations, Jennifer Grover is listed as the contact.

ALT This is an event poster titled "From Oklahoma to Guatemala: The Life and Legacy of Blessed Stanley Rother." It announces a speech by speaker Msgr. Don Wolf, Rector of the Blessed Stanley Rother Shrine. The event is on February 25, 2026, from 12-1:15pm at Farzaneh 145. Lunch will be served, with RSVP requested by February 23rd. There's a link provided for RSVP. On the left, there is a grayscale image of a person with a beard. The poster includes logos of the OU College of International Studies and the University of Oklahoma.

ALT The image is a promotional flyer for an event titled: "Oklahoma and the World: A Conversation with Mark Wells, Director of Global Trade & Investment, OK Commerce." Details include the date, Tuesday, February 17, from 12-1:15 pm, at Farzaneh 145. Attendees are asked to RSVP for lunch by Sunday, February 15th, using the link bit.ly/3NSS3yb. The flyer includes a photo of the speaker and contact information for Jennifer Grover at the University of Oklahoma's College of International Studies for questions or accommodations. The university's logo is displayed at the bottom.

ALT Promotional image for an event titled "The United States in Venezuela: What Happened and What Comes Next?" featuring Dr. Moritz Graf, Dr. Eric Heinze, and Dr. Rachel Schwartz from the College of International Studies at the University of Oklahoma. The event is scheduled for Monday, January 30, 3:00-4:30 PM at Farzaneh Hall RM 145. The background shows a twilight cityscape. Text includes event details and contact information for queries.











