'What Matters to me and Why' Professor Cecelia Lynch

Recorded on April 9, 2014.

The 2013-14 series continues on Wednesday, April 9, with Cecelia Lynch, political science professor in the School of Social Sciences. Professor Lynch works on religion and ethics in international affairs, social movements and civil society organizations, and interpretive/qualitative methods in social science research. She directs the International Studies program and leads the Institute for International, Global and Regional Studies. Recipient of UCI’s inaugural Living Our Values Award in 2007, Professor Lynch also has won numerous awards for her research and publications. She founded and co-edits, with colleagues in Africa and the U.S., the Critical Investigations into Humanitarianism in Africa blog.

“What Matters to Me and Why” encourages reflection about values, beliefs and motivations in the lives of those who shape our university. The series explores personal journeys – choices made, difficulties encountered, commitments formed and joys revealed – with the hope that these stories will help us to understand diverse pathways in life, work and leadership. Such understandings are crucial for fortifying tolerance, strengthening bonds, and supporting the virtues that make UC Irvine a great institution.

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