UPCOMING
EVENTS - OTHER ORGANIZATIONS
International
Service Learning: Who is Serving Whom?
Mexico
June 27-July 4, 2010
*Qualifies as an a
NSEE
Experiential
Education
Academy
(EEA) elective
Join the Center for Global Education as
it partners with the National Society of Experiential
Education (NSEE) to explore service learning in an
international context in our study center in
Cuernavaca
,
Mexico
. This seminar will cover the theoretical and ethical debates
surrounding international service learning programs, and the
practical and ethical challenges related to international
service-learning with a variety of stakeholders including host
community leaders and internship supervisors. Participants
will also explore how the model of community engagement has
attempted to provide a more reciprocal approach and may
address and resolve some ethical concerns. Ultimately,
it is up to participants to reflect on critical questions and
criteria before implementing or participating in a program of
service learning in an international, cross-cultural context.
This Travel Seminar will
be led by CGE's
Mexico
site director and former NSEE board member, Ann Lutterman-Aguilar.
Price $1,395. The cost of this seminar will not include
international airfare from your city of departure to
Mexico
.
Application deadline is March 22, 2010.
Final payment is due May 3, 2010.
For more information you may contact
David at hamiltod@augsburg.edu
An additional $150 fee
will be charged for those wishing to get EEA credit for this
Travel Seminar
Experiential
Learning with David Kolb, Ph.D. and Alice Kolb, Ph.D.
Offered by
case
Western Reserve
university
July 13 – 14, 2010
NSEE Members will receive a 30% discount on Registration
At the core of our skills and performance
is our ability to learn. Today’s challenging global
environment calls for multifaceted individuals who can
acquire, create, and transfer new knowledge and adapt swiftly
through periods of decline as well as prosperity. While both
individuals and organizations are pressured to increase their
learning capacity to maintain competitive advantage in
tumultuous environments, no single course or program can
provide individuals with all the skills and knowledge they
will need for the rest of their careers. These programs will
help you learn how to learn, understand your learning style,
and share learning with others as a leader, team member,
educator or development professional
Introduction to Experiential
Learning with the Kolbs
July 13, 2010
Experiential Learning in Practice for
Teams, Trainers and Educators
July 14 – 16, 2010
For more information click the link http://weatherhead.case.edu/executive-education/programs/subjects/experiential-learning/default.cfm
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