Sponsored Activities Study Abroad Programs

Activities which the Center has Organized or Supported in 2003-04

Stan Sieber
Alpine Adventure: Travel Study Trip to the Alps

(December 1)

Remedios Gomez-Arnau, Consul General of Mexico in Atlanta
Relations between Mexico and the US

(November 9)

International Education Week
Various Events

(November 16-20)

Paul Nordstorm, International Marketing Coordinator,
Tennessee Department of Agriculture,
Export Opportunities for Tennessee Agriculture

(November 17)

Reflections of a Fullbright Scholar on Sri Lanka
Tahira Arshed, Prof. of Physics

(November 11)

The North Korean Nuclear Crisis
Han Park, Director, Center for the Study of Global Issues

University of Georgia
(November 17)

An Overview of Canadian Society Today
Denis Langlois, Political Attaché
Judith Costello, Academic Programs Officer

Canadian Consulate General, Atlanta

(October 7)

Certificate Program in Business
Delegation of Businessmen and Women from Brazil

(September 28-October 11)

Travel-Study/Study-Abroad Academic Fair

(September 25)

Report on 2002 Hirosaki Faculty Exchange Program
Ruby Lindsey-Black, Prof. of Nursing

(April 5)

Travel-Study Trip to England, Wales, and Scotland (June 2003)
Anna Clark, Instructor of English, and Student Participants

(March 24)

The US and Canadian Health Care Systems Compared
Angelina MacKewn, Asst. Prof. of Psychology

(March 4)

Symposium on Mexico

Mexico and the United States as Trading Partners

The Growing Hispanic Community in Tennessee

Developing Study and Travel Opportunities in Mexico for Students and Teachers

Teaching our Students about Mexico

(Held at Lipscomb University, January 31, 2004)

Taking Stock on NAFTA in Its Second Decade
Raul Urteaga-Trani, Economic Counselor, Embassy of Mexico

(January 30)

Travel-Study Trip to Belize (June 2003)
Helmut Wenz, Prof. of Geography, Mike Gibson, Prof. of Geology, and Student Participants

(October 27)