International Peace And Conflict Resolution

Jun 19, 2019 • James Martin

20th Anniversary of the International Peace and Conflict Resolution Graduate Program

Come celebrate the 20th anniversary of the IPCR program! REGISTER Itinerary 3-4 p.m. Welcome reception 4 p.m. Opening remarks: 20 years of IPCR With Dr. Warren Haffar, director of the IPCR Program and Dr. Rebecca Kohn, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences 4:30-5:30...

Feb 8, 2019 • Caitlin Burns

Arcadia Faculty “Takeover” Academic Podcast Feb. 11 to 15

Arcadia faculty are taking over the podcast The Academic Minute from Feb. 11 to 15. Each day of the week, a different faculty member will discuss their current research projects. Featured faculty include Dr. Bruce Campbell, associate professor of Education, Dr. Kalenda Eaton, associate professor...

Daboh '11M with Dr. Riggan and GFS students in Sierra Leone.

Feb 4, 2019 • Caitlin Burns

IPCR Alumnus Appointed As Director General of the Sierra Leone Content Agency

Fodeba Daboh ’11M, International Peace and Conflict Resolution alumnus and adjunct professor of Historical and Political Studies, was recently appointed as Director General of the Sierra Leone Local Content Agency by His Excellency the President, Rtd Brig. Dr. Julius Maada Bio. The Sierra Leone...

Jan 7, 2019 • Erin Kardon

IPCR Online Information Session

M.A. in International Peace & Conflict Resolution Meet virtually with Dr. Warren Haffar, Director of the International Peace & Conflict Resolution program, as he introduces you to our M.A. program. Three-semester, cohort-based Master's program International Development...

Jan 7, 2019 • Erin Kardon

IPCR Online Information Session

M.A. in International Peace & Conflict Resolution Meet virtually with Dr. Warren Haffar, Director of the International Peace & Conflict Resoution program, as he introduces you to our M.A. program. Three-semester, cohort-based Master's program International Development...

Jun 7, 2018 • Jennifer Retter

Tutdeal ’18M Moderates UN Panel on Refugee Crisis

International Peace and Conflict Resolution graduate Nyamal Tutdeal ’18M was featured by World Council of Churches on May 2 for moderating a panel that discussed potential solutions to the Sudanese refugee crisis. A visiting delegation from South Sudan Council of Churches shared the reality of life...

Tom Macchi, associate vice president of Facilities and Capital Planning, receiving the Wes Rose Access and Inclusion Award.

May 30, 2018 • Jennifer Retter

Faculty, Staff Recognized at 2018 Years of Service Luncheon

By Nicole Gieselman '19 On May 23, Arcadia University celebrated its dedicated faculty and staff at the 2018 Years of Service Luncheon in the Kuch Gymnasium. The ceremony recognized outstanding research, teaching, and student support efforts by faculty and staff, including Dr. Pradyumna Chauhan...

Mar 29, 2018 • Caitlin Burns

Breaking the Silence II Brings Community Members Together to Improve Multiculturalism on Campus

Students, faculty, staff, and administrators gathered on March 23 for Breaking the Silence II to continue to facilitate discussions about race and multiculturalism on Arcadia's campus. Hosted by Melanin in Action (MIA) and POWER, with additional collaboration by Pan-African Studies;...

Peace and Justice Studies Association Conference

International Peace and Conflict Resolution will host the 2018 PJSA Conference at Arcadia.

Wednesday, January 31, 2018 - 11:00

Arcadia's International Peace and Conflict Resolution program will host the 2018 Peace and Justice Studies Association (PJSA) Conference from September 28 to 30. This year’s theme, “Nonviolence in Violent Times: 50 years since 1968,” focuses on revolutionary nonviolence, peacebuilding methods, and relationships between civil disobedience, community self-defense, challenging structural... Read More

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Nov 21, 2017 • Jennifer Retter

IPCR to Host Professional Exchange on Dec. 8

International Peace and Conflict Resolution (IPCR) will host its 6th annual Professional Exchange event on Friday, Dec. 8 to showcase the Capstone projects of graduating IPCR students. This year’s projects present non-violence as an effective way to challenge the status quo, questioning why...

Aug 22, 2017 • Caitlin Burns

Dr. Cox Responds to Charlottesville Protest in ‘500 Pens’ Feature

500 Pens featured International Peace and Conflict Resolution Program Director Dr. Amy Cox in a recent article discussing how to confront hatred and bigotry in daily life. A response to the Charlottesville protest, the piece focuses on how individuals can ease tensions in hostile situations:...

May 18, 2017 • Caitlin Burns

In Video, Class of 2017 Grads Share After Arcadia Plans

Find out what graduates of the Class of 2017 have planned after Commencement. Watch the Video