Mission Statement
The Center for Middle East and Islamic Studies serves to enhance the educational opportunities of midshipmen through supporting international and regional study, curricular innovation, community outreach, and as a center for resources on all aspects of the Middle East and Islamic Studies.
View Our Spring 2013 Newsletter:
Fall Events:
- Prof. Ashur Susser, Tel Aviv University, "The Arab Spring and What it Means to the U.S., Israel, and the Middle East."
26 August 2013, 1250-1320, Rickover 102
- Prof. Amy Singer, Tel Aviv University, "The Long Ottoman Conquest of Jerusalem."
8 October 2013, 1250-1320, Sampson G14
- Prof. David Menashri, Tel Aviv University
26 September 2013, 1230-1320, Sampson G14
- Joumana Haddad, "Is Superman Really Arab? A discussion of her latest novel."
29 October 2013, 1230-1320, Sampson G14
- Dr. Amir Hussain, Scholar of Islam, Loyola Marymount University
6 November 2013, 1915-2000, Rickover 102
Recent Publications:
Class of 1955 Chair, AMB John Limbert's Contributes Article to Cairo Review of Global Affairs: "Road to Nowhere."
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