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How Transnational Crime Shapes Our World | Virtual Info Session

Wednesday, July 15, 2026 5:30pm to 6:30pm EDT

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šŸŒŽ How Transnational Organized Crime Shapes Our World

What do global crime networks have to do with your daily life, business, community safety, and career opportunities?

More than you might think.

Join Dr. Rob T. Guerette, Professor of Criminology & Criminal Justice at FIU, for an eye-opening discussion on the hidden global networks that influence economies, security, public policy, and communities around the world.

šŸ“… Wednesday, July 15
šŸ•  5:30 PM ET
šŸ’» Virtual Info Session
šŸŽ“ Hosted by the Master of Arts in Global Affairs

Register Today: https://bit.ly/4f0KIaW

Dr. Guerette is a two-time Fulbright Specialist (Iceland and India) whose expertise spans transnational crime, evidence-based policing, situational crime prevention, and policy evaluation. He has collaborated with U.S. and international agencies and is widely published in leading criminology and criminal justice journals.

šŸ”— Learn more about Dr. Guerette: https://bit.ly/4aF6MWj

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Admissions Career Readiness Info Sessions Workshops & Webinars Alumni

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Students Alumni General Public Prospective Students

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Department

Steven J Green School of International & Public Affairs

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