September 25, 2020
9:00 – 10:30 a.m. Eastern

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Description

This on-line professional development opportunity is offered as part of the International Education during and after COVID-19 webinar seriesExternal link - opens in new window by the Community-based Global Learning CollaborativeExternal link - opens in new window, the Pennsylvania Council for International EducationExternal link - opens in new window, and the Philadelphia Higher Education Network for Neighborhood DevelopmentExternal link - opens in new window.

Since the turn of the last century, higher education institutions have been touting global engagement and global experiences as important institutional offerings that build 21st Century skills. As the COVID-19 pandemic slows international trade and travel around the world, global educators must pause to ask: What have we learned and what should we avoid moving forward? Finally, how might we build better structures and programs toward the communities and the world we aim to co-construct in the years to come?

Panelists

Jackline Oluoch AridiExternal link - opens in new window, East Africa Regional Research Program Manager, Kellogg Institute for International Studies, University of Notre Dame

Ramaswami BalasubramaniamExternal link - opens in new window, Medical Doctor, Distinguished Visiting Professor at Cornell, Harvard, and other Universities, Founder, Swami Vivekananda Youth Movement

Martin PunaksExternal link - opens in new window, International Development and Child Protection Consultant

Facilitor
 
Emily HongExternal link - opens in new window, Assistant Professor of Anthropology and Visual Studies, Haverford College

Fee

Free for remote learning, but registration is required