News & Events

In an article written by PACS student Lucy Alden, Dr. Michael English comments on how to engage with and be supportive of individuals affected by the Israel-Hamas war.

Applications are currently open for the Herbert Scoville Jr. Peace Fellowship for recent college and alumni school graduates! This Fellowship provides funding and the opportunity to work with an institution in Washington, DC, such as leading think tanks and advocacy groups, that focus on international security and diplomacy issues. Fellows...

Hear a talk about the struggles of the Transitional Justice process in Nepal.

Focusing on a commitment to “centering the experiences of persons with disabilities on campus,” the College of Arts and Sciences is hosting the 2023 CU Boulder Disability Symposium. The symposium will focus on a range of topics, including navigating higher education systems while diagnosed with a disability; universal design principles...

Attend the Ignite Social Justice and Leadership Conference to learn about social justice, gain valuable leadership skills, and network!

Please join us for the Fall Leadership Summit that will take place on September 20th in UMC 235 from 3:30pm to 4:30pm. There will be an opportunity to hear from their new director, Stefanie Johnson, followed by a panel discussion from faculty here at CU Boulder on the leading edge...

The International Affairs Program is putting on a Fall Open House for potential and current IAFS students, IAFS-related faculty, and anyone else with a general interest in getting to know what IAFS has to offer! This is a great opportunity for PACS students to explore similar, PACS-related academics. The event...

The Conference on World Affairs (CWA) presented a talk on April 13th at 11:00 AM about climate change and its impact on national security during the annual CWA conference of 2023. PACS director Michael English was on the panel; check out this article to see his comments and this video...

On Thursday, April 13 at 11:00AM the Conference on World Affairs (CWA) will take place with a speaker panel discussing How Climate Change Impacts National Security. Professor English will be a part of the panel which will take place in the UMC East Ballroom. More information about the speakers and...

The Peace, Conflict, and Security Program (PACS) has been approved as an affiliate campus member of the Chancellor's Center for Leadership ! The center unites leadership programs across campus to support programming and research. Being an affiliate will help PACS promote events, courses, and even possible grant funding. Read more...