8th Annual National Community College Peacebuilding Virtual Seminar Builds Community During the Pandemic

The 8th Annual National Community College Peacebuilding Seminar ended on Saturday, 11/14/20. It was held over three consecutive Fridays and Saturdays: 10/30-31, 11/6-7, and 11/13-14. Nearly 60 faculty, administrators and students attended – the largest number to date. The large number, the virtual setting, and the reduced costs to attend, suggests benefits for virtual gatherings.ContinueContinue reading “8th Annual National Community College Peacebuilding Virtual Seminar Builds Community During the Pandemic”

International Education Week 2020

It’s International Education Week this week, November 16-20. Because of the coronavirus, the nature of international education and study abroad has changed in significant ways. This piece in the Washington Post (11/16/20) makes that point. Eventually, we will move back to traditional study abroad, but for now virtual experiences are the strategies that are beingContinueContinue reading “International Education Week 2020”

2021-22 White House Fellows, Applications close 1/6/21

White House Fellows are extraordinary Americans, competitively selected by the President’s Commission on White House Fellowships, who have demonstrated remarkable achievement early in their careers and have a proven commitment to service. The White House Fellows program is non-partisan and has been a fixture across Republican and Democratic presidential administrations.  During their year in Washington, Fellows are placed as advisors to seniorContinueContinue reading “2021-22 White House Fellows, Applications close 1/6/21”