Panelists for the program, “Aftershocks of the Afghanistan War: What’s Next for Those Who Left and for Those Left Behind,” included Jean-Francois Trani, PhD, assistant professor in the Brown School (left) as well as Robert Canfield, PhD, professor emeritus of anthropology in Arts & Sciences; Fahim Masoud, AB ’13, a former linguist for the U.S. Army in Afghanistan; and Rumi Kato Price, PhD, MPE ’90, professor of psychiatry in the School of Medicine.
This summer, Nawa interviewed Trani and Price, along with other faculty and alumni, about their work related to Afghanistan. Her article appears in the October 2013 edition of Washington magazine.
Read the article and view a brief interview with Nawa here. (Note: Washington magazine also can be accessed via the new WUSTL Reader app. To download the app, visit reader.wustl.edu.)
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