The Arab Spring — an online class from Principia!

by admin on October 4, 2011

Now you can take a Principia College non-credit class without leaving home!

This class is 4-weeks in length and begins October 24th. For more information, please visit the Continuing Education Online.

The Arab Spring 

Get a handle on the historical, geographical, and political context necessary to discern the key trends and developments unfolding in the Middle East and North Africa this year, popularly referred to as the Arab Spring.

This class will focus on the uprisings in Libya, Syria, Yemen, and especially Egypt—the Arab world’s most populous country and a key bellwether for the outcome of revolutions elsewhere in the region.

How could something like this happen? What were its true motivating causes? Get up to date on the current changes and understand where this is likely to lead.

Christa Case Bryant is currently Middle East editor at The Christian Science Monitor. Her extensive travel and reporting from different parts of the world supplements her degree in global perspectives from Principia College. During the recent events of the Arab Spring, she has worked daily with Monitor correspondents on the front lines.

While most learning occurs independently, this class meets online for one hour once a week on Thursday evenings at 9:00 p.m. eastern time (6:00 p.m. Pacific time).

The class is $180/person. Click here to enroll:  Principia Marketplace

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