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Roster of Elliott School course offerings with large content on African issues since spring 2011
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- G. GRADUATE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
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Roster of Elliott School course offerings with large content on African issues since spring 2011
G. GRADUATE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENTG. 1 SenegalFaculty-led Short-term Study Abroad Program: Meeting EFA: Education as TransformationLocation: Dakar Principal contact at GW: Laura Engel Assistant Professor of International Education and International Affairs Tel.: 202-994-8263 E-mail: lce@gwu.edu
*Education *Study abroad/student exchange *Global education
G. 2 South AfricaFaculty-led Short-term Study Abroad Program: Higher Education in South AfricaLocation: Capetown, Durban, Johannesburg Principal contact at GW: Rick Jakeman Assistant Professor of Higher Education Administration Tel.: 703-726-8254 E-mail:
*Education *Study abroad/student exchange *Global education Global Leadership in Teams and Organizations , Graduate Certificate ProgramLocation: Ruslamere, Durbanville-Cape Town Type of agreement: No formal agreement Principal contact at GW: Susan Simmons Fiscal Operation Manager ELP/Global Leadership Certificate Tel.: 703-726-3760 Fax.: 703-726-3760 E-mail: ssimmons@gwu.edu Principal contact in South Africa: Samantha Flugel Tel.: +27 (0) 21-975-5677 Fax.: +27-(0) 88-021-975-5677 E-mail: events@ruslamere.co.za
*Education *GW certificates & degrees *Global education H. GW LAW SCHOOLH. 1 RegionalFaculty Research and CollaborationGW Professor of Clinical Law Susan Jones (susanjones@law.gwu.edu) has a long-standing interest in Africa and has been engaged in the following activities:
*Law *Research & collaboration I. SCHOOL OF BUSINESSI. 1 EthiopiaFaculty-led Short-term Study Abroad Program: Ethiopia: Migration, Identity, and International BusinessLocation: Addis Ababa Principal contact at GW: Liesl Riddle Associate Dean for MBA Programs Associate Professor of International Business and International Affairs Tel.: 202-994-1217 E-mail: lriddle@gwu.edu Brief description of program: This course explored how diaspora identity can affect international business and examines the roles of public, private, and non-governmental sector actors in promoting and facilitating diaspora trade, investment, and entrepreneurial activity. Principle class concepts were discussed in six on-campus class meetings, beginning in January 2012, with frequent guest lectures from leaders in the field from the U.S. State Department, USAID, Western Union, various venture capital and equity companies, and non-governmental organizations. Students (19 enrolled) explored how diasporas affect the emerging economy of Ethiopia during a one-week study tour, March 10-18, 2012. (Course administered in coordination with the Office for Study Abroad; See also Office of International Programs.) *Business/Management *Study abroad/student exchange *Global education Directory: jspui -> bitstream -> 123456789 123456789 -> College day annual report 123456789 -> Clustering Microarray Data within Amorphous Computing Paradigm and Growing Neural Gas Algorithm 123456789 -> Навчальний посібник Для студентів економічних І правових спеціальностей немовних вузів Суми двнз "уабс нбу" 2014 123456789 -> Kankam boadu 123456789 -> Министерство сельского хозяйства и продовольствия республики беларусь 123456789 -> Personal informations: Nationality: Sudanese Date and place of birth 123456789 -> So far, administration of Koutthep village-fund group (Phonnady) is worked by boards, it has a common coordination and discussion Download 275.56 Kb. Share with your friends:
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