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Laura-Kate Seitsinger

"Watch with glittering eyes the whole world around you, because the greatest secrets are always hidden in the most unlikely places."

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The Evolution of Eating Alone

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To Choose: Touring Auschwitz-Birkenau

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Study Abroad: The Low Lights

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Abroad at Last

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Carmen: el arquetipo de la seductora en España y los Estados Unidos

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Cyber Warfare: the Gateway for Authoritarian Regimes?

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English as a Second Language Tutoring

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Voces Inocentes

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OK Teacher Walkout

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Three Perspectives on the Cold War

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December 16, 2017December 16, 2017 Laura-KateBecoming Globally Engaged, Current Events, Reflections

King Leopold’s Legacy in the DRC

Slavery is deeply entrenched in our worlds history, and has taken many different forms throughout time – some more overt than others. One of the most audacious, and unknown, instances of slavery is that ofRead On

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December 16, 2017December 16, 2017 Laura-KateBecoming Globally Engaged, International Events, Reflections

Drug Trafficking in Mexico

This semester, I had the pleasure of attending a lecture by Professor Morales-Rodriguez about the negative effects that drug trafficking has had on the citizens of Mexico. Professor Morales hails from Mexico herself, and regardedRead On

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December 15, 2017 Laura-KateBecoming Globally Engaged, International Organizations

Off The Market: Junior Year

This year, I have had the opportunity to continue working with Off The Market (OTM) to continue spreading awareness to OU Students, faculty, staff, and the Norman community as a whole. This year, my teamRead On

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May 17, 2017May 17, 2017 Laura-KateBecoming Globally Engaged, Current Events, International Events, Reflections, Uncategorized

Modern-Day Slavery: In Ghana and the World

At the beginning of this year, I was given the opportunity to attend a 4-day seminar with the leading expert in modern day slavery Dr. Kevin Bales. I learned an extraordinary amount about modern-day slaveryRead On

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May 17, 2017May 17, 2017 Laura-KateBecoming Globally Engaged, International Events, Reflections, Uncategorized

Over the past school year, I have walked past the statue that sits outside of the newly renamed Farzaneh Hall, and wondered who the statue depicted and why it had been placed in front ofRead On

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May 17, 2017 Laura-KateBecoming Globally Engaged, Current Events, International Events, Reflections

Sanitation Solutions in Haiti

“Sanitation Solutions for Haiti” // Nick Preneta, Deputy Director of SOIL // April 19, 2017 Sanitation standards in Haiti are some of the worst in the world. In fact, only 26% of Haitian citizens haveRead On

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May 17, 2017 Laura-KateBecoming Globally Engaged, Current Events, International Events, Reflections

Populism: Into The Mainstream

Prior to attending Professor Heinisch’s lecture entitled “Populism: Into The Mainstream” about the many diverse forms that populism can take, I was largely unaware of the extensive spectrum that Populist parties can span.  Of course,Read On

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April 6, 2017April 6, 2017 Laura-KateBecoming Globally Engaged, Current Events, International Events, Uncategorized

Syria: A No Win Situation?

This past Tuesday, Bashar al-Assad unleashed a chain of chemical bombings that resulted in the deaths of dozens of innocent men, women, and children — even going so far as to target medical clinics andRead On

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December 17, 2016 Laura-KateBecoming Globally Engaged, International Events

GEF: On the Middle East

A few months ago I was able to help plan and attend an event for my fellow Global Engagement Fellows and international students. The event was one from a series that the GEF Event PlanningRead On

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December 17, 2016December 17, 2016 Laura-KateBecoming Globally Engaged, International Organizations

GEF: On Enactus

This semester has been a whirlwind of long days in class and even longer nights studying (and procrastinating while watching the Office), and on many occasions I felt as if I could nap for 3Read On

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