1. University of Washington’s Pathways for Internationalizing Curriculum, Outreach, and Research Capacities Across Campus

2.  Global Human Security Theme  Deepening Existing “Traditional” Security Studies at UW  Extending Capacity to Internationalize Curriculum, Outreach & Research Through Health, Poverty & Development, Environment, Human Rights & Religion

3.  UN Framework http://www.humansecurity- chs.org/http://www.humansecurity- chs.org/  Global links and interdependence spawned by flows of goods, people, finances, images, ideas and shared planet, biosphere, technical arsenal, and social fabric  Increases both well-being and insecurity  Security cannot be ONLY located at the state level, but must also focus on individuals  Human security foci can complement state security, enhances human rights and human development

4.  Human security can be compelling and could be a new framework for building institutions  University contribution  Identify related intellectual communities  Create venues for engagement and dialogue  Evaluate efficacy of the framework and implementation  Deepen “Traditional” Security Studies  Extend Outreach and Support to Other Communities

5.  Area Studies, Local-Global, Human Security

6. Before Title VI  Institute for Global & Regional Security Studies  International Security Colloquium  Global Trade, Transportation & Logistics  Humanitarian Relief  Non-proliferation, energy, international relations, China, Russia, & Former Soviet States

7.  Curricular  New courses on regional energy and environmental security challenges, weapons of mass destruction, biohazards (with health sciences), and trade and security.  New, interdisciplinary, university-wide graduate certificate in security and societies (social science, engineering, health, humanitarian relief, information science)  Outreach & Events  E.g. - Debating New and Old Terrorism; Disarmament Continued; Democracies & Civil Wars; Peace & Reconciliation conferences on Africa, Middle East, Asia & FSU; Nuclear Proliferation Logics; Torture & Human Rights

8.  Health  Immigration, Poverty, Development & Economics  Environment (Christie)  Human Rights (Godoy)  Religion, Security, & International Affairs (Wellman)

9. CURRICULAR  New Courses  Immigration & Refugees  Human Trafficking  Bottom-up Development  Oceans & Environment  Water & Security  Health…  New Programs  Critical Poverty Studies  Food Security Studies EVENTS, OUTREACH & RESEARCH  Immigration & Human Trafficking  Human Rights & Global Institutions  Food, Development & Environment  Religion & Security  Journalism & Security  Global Washington

10.  Next steps….  Consolidate & Grow  Health & Environment Programs  Human Rights & Social Justice  Religion  Articulate a University-Wide Vision  Evaluate Human Security Framework