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(2016-06)Abstract Focused on community colleges in North Carolina participating in the Scholars of Global Distinction initiative, the goal of this white paper is to assist librarians in their efforts to thoughtfully increase ...
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(2016-06)Course Description: Students will learn how and why countries differ. More specifically, they will learn about the economics, politics, and the global monetary system of trade. This course will help the student develop ...
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(2016-06)Course Description: The course explores the pervasive role of culture in human development. Students will examine the enculturation and socialization of identity and gender, social behaviors, child rearing, cognition, ...
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(2016-06)Course Description: This (1) credit course is designed to promote the individual development of each student with regard to the achievement of academic success combined with a clarification of personal and career goals. ...
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(2017)This course is designed to gain understanding of the relationship between language & culture - within a single linguistic community & cross-culturally, as well as building multicultural communication skills. Emphasis will ...
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(2017)Social Psychology is the scientific exploration of feelings, cognitions, and behavior of an individual within a social setting. Community Psychology considers the convergence of contextual factors and emphasizes community ...
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(2017)This course examines the contrasts and contradictions of China: its geography, history, culture, and place in today's world. The course will focus on aspects of life that are found in all societies, to gain a clearer ...
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(2017)This course teaches genre-writing in response to Chinese culture-themed texts. Texts for the course include the following: China Daily and Xinhua news articles, Chinese film, documentary videos, Chinese Cultural Center in ...
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(2017)In this three-week unit presentation, students will learn about the Libyan Civil War, starting with the rise of Muammar Gaddafi. This unit will identify the factors that led to his taking over the country and explain his ...
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(2017)In this first-year writing course, students will develop a capacity for undertaking academic research and analysis through an original research project and presentation of the results of their work to an audience of your ...
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(2017)This class explores the origins and development of the essay form in an academic context through the study of various historical and contemporary essays and asks students to apply this knowledge and experience to their own ...
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(2017)This English I composition course incorporates multicultural studies as a meaningful way of instructing students in research skills, rhetorical skills (e.g., audience awareness and considering alternative perspectives), ...
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(2017)This course provides an overview of the rapidly growing international fields of agritourism from interdisciplinary academic approaches. Information presented in the course includes research-based theories and methods of ...
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(2017)Since time immemorial the Èwè of Ghana’s Volta Region have relied on storytelling to teach and rehearse their community values. Within the framework of the storytelling performance, audience members interrupt the story ...
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(Center for Global Studies, 2017)Presentation for ISRL Collaborative Workshop 2017 exploring the idea of globalization, its history and application in the classroom to expand the student horizons.
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(Center for Global Studies, 2017)Presentation for the ISRL Collaborative Workshop 2017 related to creating partnerships in international teacher education at Illinois.
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(2017-11)This course introduces students to a fascinating culture and cuisine in Chengdu Province, China: Sichuan.Although most Americanized Chinese food is dominated by cultural influences from Canton and Shanghai, among a few ...
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(2018)The study of international relations includes a section on intergovernmental organizations. The history, growth and purpose of these organizations derives from two schools of thought: functionalism and neo-functionalism. ...
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(2018)Social Psychology is the scientific exploration of feelings, cognitions, and behavior of an individual within a social setting. Community Psychology considers the convergence of contextual factors and emphasizes community ...
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(2018)Applied anthropology is the use of anthropological methods, ideas, and skills to help others by contributing to a better understanding and solution of pressing social issues. This course presents students with an array of ...
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