This summer was unusual. Our TAM activities were limited due to the pandemic. For instance, TAM did not hold our annual DC interest event in July. I really missed that chance to showcase the program’s offerings and to catch up … Read more
Please join us online this Friday (8/14) for an exciting event! August 14 @ 12:30 pm – 2:00 pm EST Held in partnership with the Bertelsmann Foundation, this TAM Friday Lecture features a film, The Troubles with Brexit, panel, … Read more
EVENT MODIFIED – TransAtlantic Masters Program Alumni Discussion March 20 @ 4pm We have modified this event. We will now offer an alumni discussion to our most recent applicants via Zoom at 4pm EST on 3/20. Please email tam@unc.edu if … Read more
February 7: The Fields of Immokalee Free Screening, Discussion, and Lunch Now on Friday, February 7 12pm | Room 1005 FedEx Global Education Center Due to inclement weather, we have rescheduled this event for tomorrow, Friday February 7.Please come tomorrow … Read more
We look forward to welcoming Georgia Bianchi back to campus! She graduated from TAM in 2003 and is now a professor of Sociology at Santa Fe College in Florida. There, she has created a study-abroad trip to Jamaica over spring … Read more
Please join us for a talk at 12:30pm on Friday, November 15th in the GEC auditorium. Kathryn Good from the UN will speak. #UNwithCivilSociety Program Management Officer, Civil Society, Advocacy and Special Events Section, Department of Global Communications. Following four … Read more
Professor Mitchell Orenstein will give a talk in our TAM Friday Lecture Series on November 1st at 12:15pm in GEC 3009. Please join us! The talk will be entitled “The Lands in Between: Russia vs. the West and the New … Read more
TAM graduate, Melina Juarez, TAM Class of 2013 is a Professor of Political Science and Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at Western Washington University. She will give a lecture entitled “The Proliferation of Mass Immigrant Detention and Externalization of Immigration … Read more
TAM students, administrators, and faculty members will spend fall break in Washington, DC. We will make site visits to Guidehouse, The Brookings Institution, the US Department of State, the American Institute for Contemporary German Studies (AICGS), and the House of … Read more