Trinity College announces three courses
in its graduate and advanced undergraduate certificate program
for the 2004 Spring Semester (January 21 - May 12, 2004):
INAF 501: Trafficking into the US: Prevention,
Protection, Prosecution
The course examines trends in international
trafficking as they relate to the United States. Emphasis is placed
on recent legislation passed by the U.S. Congress and challenges
confronting national and local government entities mandated to
implement prevention, protection, and prosecution components of
the legislation. Attention is also given to the role played by
non-governmental organizations in combating the effects of trafficking
in the U.S. (Monday, from 6:30 -10:00PM, commencing March 22,
2004).
INAF 507: Intelligence Applications
in International Migration
This course, taught by Tom Copeland of
LexisNexis, will address how to improve research and information
management on international migration issues through intelligence
applications. It will also review intelligence methodologies used
for collecting, compiling, analyzing and corroborating information.
The course will identify issues and problems in which intelligence
is applicable in the international migration field. (Tuesday,
6:30-10:00pm, commencing January 20, 2004)
INAF 570: Migration and Gender Issues
in Russia and the Former Soviet Union
This course analyzes migration in Russia
since the collapse of the Soviet Union, emphasizing the particular
vulnerability of women and children. It focuses on the unprecedented
situation in which several million Russians suddenly became foreigners
in new countries It also creates a panorama of worldwide migration
process through an examination of contemporary Russia. (Wednesday,
6:30-10.00pm, commencing January 21, 2004)
For certificate program information
visit the Trinity College web site: www.trinitydc.edu or contact
Dr. Bob Maguire, Director, Programs
in International Affairs at 202-884-9585 or maguirer@trinitydc.edu.
For admission and enrollment contact the Office
of Admissions at 202-884-9400 or admissions@trinitydc.edu.
Financial aid for postgraduate certificate programs is available.
REGISTRATION
STARTS ON NOVEMBER 3!
