Based on Richland College’s vision to be the best place we can be to Teach, Learn and Build Sustainable Local and Global Communities, Richland College International Education presents the Windows on the World Brown Bag Seminars.
This is an opportunity for Richland College faculty members to educate other faculty and community members about their international academic research.
Faculty travelers are strongly invited to be a speaker in the Windows on the World Brown Bag Seminars due to their outstanding knowledge and international experience.
Please contact Noeli Biggs if you are interested in presenting noelibiggs@dcccd.edu
Windows on the World Brown Bag - 2009 - 2010 Academic Year
Globalization and Societal Change in South India
Professor: Aditi Samarth
Turkish Cultural Foundation Summer Fellowship to Turkey
Professor: Aditi Samarth
Date: October 15th, 2009
Time: 11-12:20 pm
Location: F281.
Brazil, Russia, India, and China (“the BRIC nations”)
The potentials nations to dominate the 21st Century
Professor: Chip Izard
Date: November 17th
Time: 11:30am – 2:00pm
Room: E076
Landmine Education Tour
What are the steps being taken by the United States and the International Community in combating landmine?
Speakers
In partnership with:
In the Belly of the Dragon: Issues that Inform Modern China
Professor: Trudi Swedlund
Windows on the World Brown Bag - 2010 - 2011 Academic Year
Brazil in the 21st Century
Speaker: Noeli Piccoli Biggs - International Programs Coordinator
Cambodia Angkor Wat: City Monastery, a syncretic blend of Khmer, Hindu, and Buddhist world views
Speaker: Prof Aditi Samarth
Russia in the 21st Century
Speaker: Olga Ivanova Nuss - Moscow City University of Education and Psychology
International Education Manager