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Workshops
Taking
Students from Me to We: A Global Citizenship Course
Model for Students Participating in Service-Learning
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Christopher
Boettcher, Assistant Professor of English, Castleton
State College
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Jessica
Friedrichs, Faculty, Social Work Department, Coordinator,
Service-Learning and Outreach Center, Carlow University
- Eric
Hartman, Executive Director, Amizade Global Service-Learning,
Adjunct Faculty, WVA Master's Program in Public Administration
Description: This session will present a
global citizenship course developed by faculty leading
intercultural courses through the Amizade Global
Service-Learning Center. Participants will learn
a model for taking students through a process of
exploring their personal values and how those relate
to concepts of global or universal values. This
session will present the definition of global citizenship
that Amizade has utilized in over a dozen disparate
disciplines and community contexts and explore its
relevance to models proposed by participants. The
session will also incorporate insights on academic
content, experiential learning, service-learning,
intercultural education, group-building and reflection
practices from three faculty members engaged in
global service-learning on a variety of continents
for over six years.
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