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Symposium 2005

Global Science: What Every Faculty Member Needs to Know

(For Community College Educators)

November 15 and 16, 2005

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

 

Co-sponsors

Center for European Studies
Center for Slavic, Eurasian and East European Studies
CIBER, Kenan Flagler Business School
Consortium in Latin American Studies at UNC-Chapel Hill and Duke University
DESTINY: Traveling Science Learning Program
NC Center for South Asia Studies
NC Community College System
Triangle Institute for Security Studies
University Center for International Studies

 

Tuesday, November 15

8:00 Check In and Registration  
8:45 Welcome
Representative Joseph Tolson
North Carolina General Assembly



9:00

The Future of Learning in a Global Society Driven by Science and Technology
Skip Bollenbacher
DESTINY, UNC-Chapel Hill

10:00 Global Environmental Issues
Frederic Pfaender
Dept. of Environmental Sciences & Engineering, UNC-Chapel Hill
PDF of Presentation

11:00 Break


11:15 Technology and Communication
Cori Dauber
Dept. of Communication Studies, UNC-Chapel Hill


 
12:15 Lunch (Provided in Trillium Dining Room)  

1:30 Bioterrorism
Chris Woods
Duke University Medical Center

2:45 Break  
   
3:00

Concurrent Sessions

1. Global Problems, DNA Solutions?
Jennifer Murphy, Interdisciplinary Education Specialist,
Dana Haine, Manager of Education Research
DESTINY, UNC-Chapel Hill

2. Natural Disasters
Steven Pierce, Coordinator
NC Geographic Alliance

3. Introducing Global Issues into the Curriculum
Lynn Moretz, Chair, International Business Program
Director, Global Issues Project, Central Piedmont Community College
Handout from Presentation
Powerpoint

4. The Future of Multimedia is Now: Implications for Science Learning
Caroline Szymeczek, Associate Director
Institute for Science Learning, UNC-Chapel Hill

 


   
4:15 Team Meetings on Action Plans
Faculty from UNC-Chapel Hill, NC State, and Duke University will assist teams in creating Action Plans.
 
OR  
Building Global Perspectives Where Land Meets Sea
Andy Wood, Education Director
NC Audubon
(For Participants not in Teams)
 
5:30 Reception for Participants and Faculty  
Wednesday, November 16

8:00 Coffee, Juice, and Pastries
8:30 The Role of the Community College in Our Interconnected World
Martin Lancaster, President
PDF of Presentation
NC Community College System


9:30 World Health: The Challenge
James Lea, Professor
School of Medicine, UNC-Chapel Hill


10:30 Break  
10:45 Energy: The Ultimate Limit to Growth
Wayne Christiansen
Professor, Dept. of Physics and Astronomy, UNC-Chapel Hill
Director, Morehead Observatory, UNC-Chapel Hill
 
12:00 Next Steps
Robert Phay, Director
World View
 
12:30 Adjourn  

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