Category: Events

ASC Welcomes Global Scotties

The Center For Global Learning extends a warm welcome to all new and returning Scotties and especially to those who joined us from outside the U.S. We are excited that 17 International and exchange students joined our global community this past week. Our global community members represent a wide range of countries and cultures, including:

Austria, Barbados, Belgium, China, France, Kenya, South Korea, Sint Maarten, Spain, Turkey, and the United Kingdom. 

Please help us welcome our Global Scotties when you see them in the classroom and around campus.

 

ASC Hosts Global Climate Justice Conference

The SUMMIT Center for Global Learning is excited about the upcoming Second Annual Women’s Global Leadership Conference (Sep 23-25, 2021), dedicated to Building a Better World: Women and Climate Justice. Sustainability, climate change, and climate justice are core elements of the SUMMIT global learning and leadership curriculum. The conference will serve as a forum to bring together activists, political leaders, and private sector representatives to discuss solutions to the climate crisis and emphasize the contributions that liberal arts learning can make for a more just world.

ASC students participate for free, follow the evolving program here and check out some of the exciting keynote speakers already confirmed:

Happy Study Abroad Day 2021!

The COVID pandemic frames this anniversary in a completely new way. In the Center for Global Learning we know that so many of you had to cancel or shift plans, we know that you are longing for the moment to pick up your delayed dreams of studying abroad for a summer, a semester, or the academic year. All we can say right now is — “Hang in there, we are with you!”

Despite the pandemic, global learning is continuing and it might help to take some solace from the fact that education and learning are part of the “long game.” We want to mark this unique Study Abroad Day with a special episode on the Agnes Scott Leading Everywhere podcast series. Listen to Hannah Brendell ‘2021 conversing with alums Na Than ’13 and Tehseen Dossul ’11 how being proficient in multiple languages has helped them navigate different work and learning environments and prepare for international careers.

IEW 2020: Global Learning, Careers, and Languages

Intercultural competencies and foreign language proficiency are among the most coveted skills in the global work environment. Join the Center for Global Learning for a roundtable conversation with two international Agnes Scott alums on Tuesday, November 17, 1-2pm EST. Nga Than, who graduated in 2013, and Tehseen Dossul, who graduated in 2011, will talk about how being proficient in multiple languages has helped them to navigate different work and learning environments and prepare for international careers.

Click here to join the conversation on November 17, 1-2pm. (If you encounter problems, paste this link into your browser: https://agnesscott.zoom.us/j/95481811861)

Make sure to check out the full program for International Education Week here.

Profile photo of Nga Than

Nga Than studied mathematics, economics, and history at Agnes Scott College and spent a year in Germany researching the Vietnamese expatriate community. Nga Than is currently pursuing a PhD in Sociology at the Graduate Center of CUNY. Nga Than speaks Chinese, Vietnamese, and German.

Profile photo of Tehseen Mariam Dossul

Tehseen Mariam Dossul graduated from Agnes Scott in 2011. She speaks Urdu, Hindi, English, German and is currently learning French. After studying at Agnes Scott and in Germany, Tehseen is currently a manager at Amboss, a medical technology company with offices in New York City, Berlin, and Cologne, Germany.

International Education Week 2020

Celebrate International Education Week with a series of events co-sponsored by The Gué Pardue Hudson Center forLeadership and Service, Center for Global Learning, The Gay Johnson McDougal Center for Global Diversity and Inclusion, Center for Student Involvement, International Student Association, Public Health Club, and Hillel. 

Highlights of the week include an International Film Series, Global Health Trivia, ISA Cooking Challenge, Papel Picado Craft Making, and Global Shabbat Service. 

A special feature will include the NAFSA Senator Paul Simon Award for Campus Internationalization Presidential Panel and Award Recognition featuring President Zak on Wednesday, November 18 from 1-2:30pm EST. Agnes Scott College received the 2020 Paul Simon Spotlight Award for its Global Journeys Program.

For the full schedule of events, as well as zoom and registration links, please see the program and also the college’s events calendar (if the URL links do not open please copy them into your browser).

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