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Past Events

Mentor Map 

Fall 2025

The CGCM invites Moody graduate students to participate in a guided session where we map existing and potential networks and the synergistic uses of these relationships. Grad students will also map their semester and year goals while reflecting on their purpose. 

Moody Grad Students: Looking for mentors? Come join us for a mentoring map workshop on October 1st 3:30pm-4:30pm at CMB 2.112A This is a great opportunity for meeting other international students, too.

Voices for Global Change

Spring 2025 Calendar

The CGCM invites scholars, filmmakers, journalists, researchers, and more from around the globe to share their insights and perspectives through media and workshops. 

Friendsgiving 2024

The Center for Global Change and Media is thrilled to invite you to our upcoming "Friendsgiving" event on November 8, from 4:30-6:30 p.m., in the CMB 2.112A. This is a wonderful opportunity to reconnect with international graduate students, share stories and enjoy a moment of celebration together. ​​​​​​In addition, we are excited to introduce you to faculty members affiliated with the Center for Global Change and Media, providing a fantastic chance to network and make new connections. 

We’ll have food from Torchy’s Tacos and some beverages. And, in the spirit of Friendsgiving, feel free bring a dish to share!

Moody Media Symposium 2024

Perhaps at no other time in human history have issues involving peoples and place been so important. This year’s symposium focuses on media in peripheral spaces near and far, and how media and communication can be used for social good and equity. Selina Tusitala Marsh, New Zealand Poet Laureate (2017-2019) and author of Mophead will deliver the symposium’s keynote speech and conduct a workshop on identity and creativity following the keynote. The event, organized by the Center for Global Change and Media, marks the official launch of Moody College’s newest center. Free and open to the public. 

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