Community College Grant Proposals (Submission Deadline January 15, 2010)
World View, in collaboration with UNC's Center for Global Initiatives, is providing grants to community college educators to help them "internationalize" their courses. Over thirty-five grants have been awarded to North Carolina community college instructors to date, and World View is now accepting applications for the next round of grants. Awards will be announced February 1, 2010. Please click here for more information.
See sample "internationalized" courses from past award winners.
World View Book of the Year: Hot, Flat, and Crowded by Thomas Friedman
The World View Book of the Year is Hot, Flat, and Crowded by Thomas Friedman.
To read the World View article about this book, click here.
Rotary Global WebFriends
For the past five years, World View has arranged e-correspondence connections between Rotary Scholars living and studying abroad and North Carolina classes and schools. Formerly known as Rotary E-Pals, the new Rotary Global WebFriends program provides correspondence from every region of the globe, along with the following benefits:
- First-hand accounts of life in another world region and culture
- Global content and context for any grade or discipline
- Increased global awareness for both teachers and students
- Concepts and curriculum supported by the North Carolina Standard Course of Study
- New resource webpage including country profiles and grade/subject specific lesson plans
To begin your new global connection, visit our program webpage at www.unc.edu/world/webfriends.htm
For more information, please contact: Carina Brossy at 919/843-7793 or cbrossy@unc.edu.
Save these Dates for World View's upcoming programs!
-World View Online Course: "An Introduction to Globalization" February 3-March 16
-World View Spring Seminar: "Latin America and North Carolina" March 23-24
-World View Spring Seminar: "East Asia in the 21st Century" March 24-25
-World View Media and Tech Specialist Workshop: "Creating a Global Media Center" April 22-23