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Lecture to look at roots, ramifications of ISIS

K.S. McNutt
by K.S. McNutt
Published: Wed, October 7, 2015 11:05 AM Updated: Wed, October 7, 2015 12:18 PM

LAWTON — A free public lecture will explore “ISIS Theatre of Cruelty: Roots and Ramifications” at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 13, in the McCasland Ballroom at Cameron University. 

Mahmoud Sadri, who grew up in Iran, will discuss the development of ISIS and the complex sociological issues surrounding it.

Mahmoud Sadri
Mahmoud Sadri

Sadri earned his graduate degree in the United States and has taught sociology of the Middle East and sociology of terrorism for many years. Currently, he is a professor of sociology at Texas Woman’s University and the Federation of North Texas Area Universities.

The presentation is made possible by the Phillip L. Jones Endowed Lectureship in Ethics.

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Mahmoud Sadri

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K.S. McNutt

Kathryn McNutt covers higher education for The Oklahoman and NewsOK. Since joining the staff in August 2000, she also has worked as the Breaking News editor, Metro editor and assistant Local editor. A native of Oklahoma City, she graduated from... Read more ›

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