Global Educators Network News
Imagine hosting an international visiting scholar on your own community college campus who can engage with students, faculty, staff, and your entire community for weeks or even months. Sound exciting? Of course it does! Yet how can chronically…
Was this article written by AI? Just for the record: it’s not. But in a classroom situation where teaching, learning, and grading all come into play, questions about ChatGPT and other emerging technologies are rapidly turning the education world…
College of Saint Anthony and Miriam College (Philippines) fiscal policy presentation.
As part of his passion project involving international engagement and globalizing the curriculum, GEN Board Member Don Uy-Barreta conducted a 2-hour live Zoom lecture for a financial markets course held at the College of Saint Anthony and Miriam…
Foothill College Global Studies
What do global diplomacy and global studies programs have in common? Both are clearly crucial to building a thriving and sustainable global community — yet both can get easily bogged down in bureaucratic red tape.
This was one of the program-…
Last year’s Skyline College Library multilingual poetry event coordinated by Skyline Librarian Sanjyot (Pia) Walawalkar.
From multilingual poetry performances to making the hidden history of civil rights struggles on campus more visible and vibrant for a new generation of students, community college educators discussed a range of topics with nationally recognized…
