Topic: Afghanistan
Prof. Wahab Sits on Winter Soldier Panel
Zaher Wahab, professor of education, contributed his expertise on Afghanistan as part of the Winter Soldier Northwest forum this month. Winter Soldier hearings have been convened across the country to give U.S. veterans an opportunity to testify about their military service and the human cost of war.
Commencement Videos: Greg Mortenson
Humanitarian Greg Mortenson, author of the New York Times best seller Three Cups of Tea, has worked to nurture peace by improving education for children in Pakistan and Afghanistan. Watch Mortenson’s address to graduates of the College of Arts and Sciences.
International Service
First-year student Mahmoud Khan has helped Mercy Corps establish IT systems in challenging and dangerous locations throughout the world. Denied a college education in his native Afghanistan, Khan is now pursuing a computer science degree at Lewis & Clark.
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