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Other regional studies programs within the Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs includes:
The Middle Eastern Studies Program (MESP) was established in 2003 to expose students to the diverse cultures, languages, literatures, religions, and political systems of the Middle East.
Syracuse University Libraries provide access to printed, electronic,and multi-media sources ( books, journals, newspapers, videos & films, maps, atlases,etc.) to meet the academic needs of the faculty and students of MESP.
Start your research at the Syracuse University Libraries' website. From here you can: search for books, videos, databases that offer access to journal and newspaper articles, electronic sources, multimedia and web links.
Start with the Library's Research Assistance page to begin your research strategy, to get help with Library collections, and for advanced research tips and tools.
Contact one of our subject specialist librarians for research assistance in areas related to Middle Eastern Studies:
African Diaspora, Anthropology, Sociology:
Bonnie Ryan
Geography & Maps:
John Olson
History:
Lydia Wasylenko
International Relations:
Michael Pasqualoni
Linguistics:
Patrick Williams
There are other Subject Librarians at SU besides the ones above, who have expertise in specific topics of research and who are available during office hours, via email and by appointment.
