Chapman University highlighted its global education opportunities and accomplishments during the national celebration of International Education Week (November 14-18), a joint initiative of the U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Department of Education. The Center for Global Education kicked off the week with Global Fest, co-sponsored by Chapman University Student Government Association, to highlight
The Advisory Group on the Status of International Communities, co-chaired by Jodi Hicks, Overseas Program Manager in the Center for Global Education, and Charlene Baldwin, Dean of the Leatherby Libraries, is taking quick action on some of its short-term goals this semester. This includes the continuation of two programs, Windows of the World and International
The Center for Global Education is launching International Education Week from November 2-7, 2015. The week will consist of an international food fair, art displays, international dialogues, and much more to show the importance and relevance of international and cross-cultural events on campus. A highlight of the week is the event “Through My Eyes:
Calling all Foodies! Travel Course FNS 510 Food Industry Tour will be departing soon! Visit the vibrant country of Vietnam while getting the opportunity to study the way food production works in an emerging country. Visit farms, manufacturing facilities, food markets, and a floating market, all the while gaining a deeper understanding of the food
In a world that continues to grow and establish interconnectedness within various cultures and across multiple countries the idea of International Education has proved itself a pertinent matter to be informed in. Whether one has studied abroad, become proactively involved in international initiatives or simply taken a history course it is evident that the world