University of North Texas 
Under the leadership of Dr. Steven C. Poe, the original holder of the Johnie Christian Family Peace Professorship, the Conflict and Human Security Minor and Conflict and Human Security Certificate Program were established at the University of North Texas. Even though at the time the Conflict and Human Security program was new to North Texas, undergraduate programs in Conflict and Human Security have been around the globe since the conclusion of World War II. The University of North Texas now joins more than 200 colleges and universities nationwide that offer a program in Conflict and Human Security; however, the Conflict and Human Security Program at UNT is unique. The program has now grown into a popular area of studies in the realm of political science, and the growth of the program's enrollment is also enhanced by the generous support of several patrons who endowed four undergraduate scholarship opportunities in Conflict and Human Security.
Graduates from UNT's Conflict and Human Security program pursue careers in foreign service, international and human rights law, international business, the Peace Corps, and in private organizations promoting Third World development, human rights, environmental protection, and conflict resolution. Most have also gone to graduate school or law school.
For further questions about the program or to request additional information, please email Jim Meernik (James.Meernik@unt.edu).