Opening of the International Week

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Opening of the International Week
Students and staff are invited to the kickoff for the International Week with a keynote and music

Welcome to the opening of International Week!

We begin with a keynote by Anna CohenMiller titled:

Why care about internationalization in higher education? Putting ourselves in the picture of teaching, learning and research locally and globally

Anna CohenMiller, PhD, is a transnational social justice scholar, TEDx speaker, and award-winning educational leader and author who centers her work on empowering individuals and communities to address global issues of equity and inclusion in higher education. She specializes in using transformative learning, critical self-reflection and arts-based approaches to foster awareness, collaboration, and connection. With extensive experience in the US and Central Asia, Anna now works as Full Professor at PLUS: The Centre for Professional Development and Learning, where she gladly welcomes ideas for collaboration and consultation around enhancing inclusive approaches for teaching, learning and research locally, regionally and internationally.

The event ends with live music.

Stop by and celebrate with us!

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