The Global Peace Foundation, in partnership with Co-operation Ireland, is hosting an international (virtual) Peacesharing Forum: Forging a New Frontier in Peacebuilding and Education. The free, two-day conference will bring together peacebuilders and educators to share best practices and lessons learned in forging new pathways in their respective fields as a result of the globalā¦ Read More »
Thinking about attending CIES? Considering submitting a proposal? Looking for feedback? Hoping to identify some collaborators? Join for the Hybrid Brown Bag Discussion: Preparing for CIES 2022! Who is involved? For those considering participating in the upcoming annual meeting of the Comparative and International Education Society (CIES) or wanting to learn more aboutā¦ Read More »
Take a break from the semester to connect with colleagues - students, faculty, administrators, and staff - with international interests. All interested College of Education students, faculty, staff, as well as friends of the College are warmly invited. Come grab a hot beverage (cider, coffee, tea) and a donut while you meet old and newā¦ Read More »
Come hear about globalizing curriculum efforts of six different teams of Global Curricular Fellows. You can use this opportunity to imagine how you might engage global perspectives, content, and research in your teaching. Drop in to meet with the 2021 Global Curriculum faculty and graduate fellows, learn about their projects and their experiences as fellows,ā¦ Read More »
Join the Office for International Students and Scholars (OISS) for their, "OISS Coffee Hour" which is co-hosted with the Community Volunteers International Program (CVIP). You can participate in Trivia and win prizes. There will also be a lot of giveaways. Plus, enjoy coffee, tea, cookies, board games, and socializing with others!
Inviting all new international graduate teaching assistants (GTAs) starting in Fall 2022 or Spring 2023 semesters. Please plan on attending the International GTA Orientation on August 17, 2022. Topics covered include: Life and teaching in the U.S. Panel of international GTAs GTA resources Community building Employee and academic support D2L modules will be available aboutā¦ Read More »
Inviting all new graduate teaching assistants (GTAs), both domestic and international, who are starting in Fall 2022 or Spring 2023 semesters. Please plan on attending the New GTA Institute on August 18, 2022. Topics include: Policies and teaching Difficult communication Identitites Case studies D2L modules will be available about 10 days before the asynchronous sessions.ā¦ Read More »
MSU Associate Professor Connie Sung will be presenting during the Science Summit at the 77th United Nations General Assembly. Read more about their presentation below; register to attend the Science Summit (for free!) here. Using Assistive Technology to Promote Social Inclusion for People with Disability through Collaboration and Partnership between Africa, America, Asia and Europeā¦ Read More »
Are you interested in a career in international education? Please register and attend the "Careers in International Education Panel" hosted by UW-Madison! *Registration is required* Register Here GUEST SPEAKERS: Paul St. John Fisoli, Senior Programme Specialist, LEGO Foundation Kavita Hatipoglu, Senior Program Officer, Results for Development Christabel Pinto, Vice President for Literacy, Room to Readā¦ Read More »
Attend thisĀ invited talk and reception with guest speaker LaNitra Berger, PhD, President and Chair of the Board of Directors, NAFSA: Association of International Educators.Ā How can international educators use social justice principles in their work? This interactive talk will discuss three key concepts in social justice that can help international educators approach their positions inā¦ Read More »
