BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 METHOD:PUBLISH PRODID:-//Telerik Inc.//Sitefinity CMS 15.1//EN BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:Eastern Standard Time BEGIN:STANDARD DTSTART:20251102T020000 RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;BYDAY=1SU;BYHOUR=2;BYMINUTE=0;BYMONTH=11 TZNAME:Eastern Standard Time TZOFFSETFROM:-0400 TZOFFSETTO:-0500 END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT DTSTART:20250301T020000 RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;BYDAY=2SU;BYHOUR=2;BYMINUTE=0;BYMONTH=3 TZNAME:Eastern Daylight Time TZOFFSETFROM:-0500 TZOFFSETTO:-0400 END:DAYLIGHT END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:The students from PSC/MES 300: Security in the Middle East invi te fellow students\, faculty members\, and the Syracuse University communi ty to attend their year end research showcase. Students will give poster p resentations that address a variety of security issues in the Middle East\ , including war\, human security\, and concerns over natural resources. Co me join us for half an hour\, an entire session\, or attend the whole prog ram! Session One: 12-12:50 Matt Berit\, Saleh’s Northern Flank: The Houthi Rebels and Yemeni Instability Amanda Claypool\, The Evolution of Suicide Terrorism in the Middle East Dan Foley\, The Impact of the Cold War on Syr ia\, 1950-1970 Aron Hoffmann-Marton\, Media in the Middle East Grant Margo lin and Matt Scott\, Examining the Nature of Asymmetric Threats in Israel Paul Paliga\, The Iran-Hizbullah Connection: From the Drifting Dunes\, a R ock Revealed. Courtney Smith\, Will We Ever Win in Iraq?  \; Session T wo: 1-1:50 Andrew Bissett and Chris Jennison\, The Unseen Side of Suicide Bombings Erin Elzo and Kelsey Wiemer\, Silenced Women: The Sex Trade in Ir an Christina Levin\, Beyond the Veil: Muslim Women Facing Complex Challeng es Based on Socio-Geographic Niches Matthew Losee\, Water in Syria: Inters tate\, National\, or Individual Security? Marie Morrow\, The Special Case of Domestic Workers in Saudi Arabia Jonathan Polo\, Collapse  \; Sessi on Three: 2-2:50 Azzah Ahmed\, Education in Israel and Palestine James Hal las II\, Bin Laden in Cartoons Stephanie Herring\, Hamas: Proving its Legi timacy in the Developing World Jessica Joo and Joe O’Donnell\, Against the Odds: Israel’s Transition from Ruin to Rise Matt Karrenbauer\, An Analysi s of COIN Doctrine in Mitigating the Mahdi Army Dylan Lustig and Stephen S ydor\, Failed Democracy in Lebanon Cheline Schroeder\, Security Concerns a nd Morocco’s Children  \; Session Four: 3-3:50 Weiyu Chen\, Tehran Dec laration: Turkish-Iran Relations and their Implications for the U.S. Griff Graves\, Civil Military Relations in the Six Day War: The War Within a Wa r Catherine Schur\, Children of the Stones: The Making of Child Martyrs in the Palestinian Territories Emily Tarbell\, Yemen: Thirsty for Help Ben W allace\, The Effect of Saudi Dollars on Global Terrorism Jordan Whitaker\, Pyramid Power: How Mubarak’s Tyranny Marked 30 Years Mariah Zarychta and Terry Muiru\, Cult of Personality in the Middle East: Focused on Tunisia L ight Refreshments will be served throughout the event Organized by: Michae l Makara Assistant Director\, Middle East Studies Program Special thanks t o: Juanita Horan\, Moynihan Institute Esra Issever Ekinci\, Political Scie nce Dept. DTEND:20110411T200000Z DTSTAMP:20260512T062426Z DTSTART:20110411T160000Z LOCATION: SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:MES presents: Security in the Middle East and North Africa: 2011 St udent Research Showcase UID:RFCALITEM639141494661915846 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:The students from PSC/MES 300: Security in the Middle East invite fellow students\, faculty members\, and the Syracuse U niversity community to attend their year end research showcase. Students w ill give poster presentations that address a variety of security issues in the Middle East\, including war\, human security\, and concerns over natu ral resources. Come join us for half an hour\, an entire session\, or atte nd the whole program! Session One: 12-12:50 Matt Berit\, Saleh’s Northern Flank: The Houthi Rebels and Yemeni Instability Amanda Claypool\, The Evol ution of Suicide Terrorism in the Middle East Dan Foley\, The Impact of th e Cold War on Syria\, 1950-1970 Aron Hoffmann-Marton\, Media in the Middle East Grant Margolin and Matt Scott\, Examining the Nature of Asymmetric T hreats in Israel Paul Paliga\, The Iran-Hizbullah Connection: From the Dri fting Dunes\, a Rock Revealed. Courtney Smith\, Will We Ever Win in Iraq?  \; Session Two: 1-1:50 Andrew Bissett and Chris Jennison\, The Unseen Side of Suicide Bombings Erin Elzo and Kelsey Wiemer\, Silenced Women: Th e Sex Trade in Iran Christina Levin\, Beyond the Veil: Muslim Women Facing Complex Challenges Based on Socio-Geographic Niches Matthew Losee\, Water in Syria: Interstate\, National\, or Individual Security? Marie Morrow\, The Special Case of Domestic Workers in Saudi Arabia Jonathan Polo\, Colla pse  \; Session Three: 2-2:50 Azzah Ahmed\, Education in Israel and Pa lestine James Hallas II\, Bin Laden in Cartoons Stephanie Herring\, Hamas: Proving its Legitimacy in the Developing World Jessica Joo and Joe O’Donn ell\, Against the Odds: Israel’s Transition from Ruin to Rise Matt Karrenb auer\, An Analysis of COIN Doctrine in Mitigating the Mahdi Army Dylan Lus tig and Stephen Sydor\, Failed Democracy in Lebanon Cheline Schroeder\, Se curity Concerns and Morocco’s Children  \; Session Four: 3-3:50 Weiyu Chen\, Tehran Declaration: Turkish-Iran Relations and their Implications f or the U.S. Griff Graves\, Civil Military Relations in the Six Day War: Th e War Within a War Catherine Schur\, Children of the Stones: The Making of Child Martyrs in the Palestinian Territories Emily Tarbell\, Yemen: Thirs ty for Help Ben Wallace\, The Effect of Saudi Dollars on Global Terrorism Jordan Whitaker\, Pyramid Power: How Mubarak’s Tyranny Marked 30 Years Mar iah Zarychta and Terry Muiru\, Cult of Personality in the Middle East: Foc used on Tunisia Light Refreshments will be served throughout the event Org anized by: Michael Makara Assistant Director\, Middle East Studies Program Special thanks to: Juanita Horan\, Moynihan Institute Esra Issever Ekinci \, Political Science Dept. 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