World View




2005 Global Education Leaders' Program

June 19-24

UNC-Chapel Hill

  Cosponsors
Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation
Asian/Pacific Studies Institute
Center for European Studies
Center for Slavic, Eurasian, and East European Studies
Choices for the 21st Century Education Program, Brown University
Consortium in Latin American Studies

NC Center for South Asia Studies

Triangle Institute for Security Studies
University Center for International Studies
Center for International Business Education and Research

For more information call
(919) 962-9264


TIME
SESSION TITLE
LOCATION
Sunday, June 19
Check In
 
3:00-4:30
Check in at Best Western University Inn Hospitality Room for registration and program packet Room 112
Best Western, Hwy 54 East
5:00
Opening Reception
Home of Robert and Jean Phay
6:00
Individual Sessions on Action Plans (World View staff meets with first half of the group)  
Dinner on your own  

TIME
SESSION TITLE
LOCATION
Monday, June 20
Globalization
Ctr for School Leadership Dev.
8:00
Welcome and Introductions
Robert Phay, World View
Room 128
8:45

The Challenge of a Global World and the Need to Understand It
Clark Plexico, Clark Plexico Consulting, Inc.

Room 128
9:15
Break  
9:30

U.S. and Southeast Asia
Kevin Hewison, Carolina Asia Center, UNC Chapel Hill

Room 128
10:30

Globalization: An Economic Perspective
Clare Adkin, NC Council on Economic Education

Room 128
12:00
Lunch Trillium Dining Room (The Friday Center)
1:00

Global Issues Seminar : “A Manifesto For the Fast World” by Thomas Friedman
Seminar Leaders: Carolyn Pumphrey, Triangle Institute for Security Studies
Julie Kinnaird, World View

Rooms 127 & 127
2:30
Break  
2:45

The Cultural Dimensions of Globalization
James Peacock, Department of Anthropology, UNC Chapel Hill

Room 128
3:45

VIF Teacher Presentation

Room 128
4:15

Individual Sessions on Action Plans
(World View staff meets with second half of the group)

 

Dinner on your own

 

TIME
SESSION TITLE
LOCATION
Tuesday, June 21
Geopolitics in an Age of Global Terrorism
Ctr for School Leadership Dev.
8:00

International Terrorism: Background and Future
Joseph Caddel, Deptarment of History, NC State University

Room 128
9:15

Break

Room 128
9:30

Communications Revolution
Cori Dauber, Department of Communication Studies, UNC Chapel Hill

 
11:00

US and the European Union
Aneta Spendzharova, Department of Politcal Science, UNC Chapel Hill

Room 128
12:15
Lunch Trillium Dining Room (The Friday Center)
1:00

Global Issues Seminar : "It's a Flat World, After All" by Thomas Friedman
Seminar Leaders:
Marion O'Quinn & Tamara Young, Cary High School
Darryl Powell, PEP, UNC Chapel Hill

Room 127 &127
2:30
Break  
2:45

Israel and Palestine
Gerhard Weinberg, Department of History, UNC Chapel Hill

Room 128
4:00

K-12: Classroom Application CHOICES - US Role in a Changing World
Marion O'Quinn, Cary High School
Tamara Young, Cary High School

Community College Session: Globalization and the Community College
John Levin, School of Education, NC State University

Room 128
5:30

Group Dinner at Charlie's Chinese Restaurant

237 S. Elliot Road, Chapel Hill

TIME
SESSION TITLE
LOCATION
Wed., June 22
United States' Place in the World
Ctr for School Leadership Dev.
8:00
The Challenges and Responsiblities for the Single Superpower
Room 128
9:00

Videos: “ Searching for the Roots of 9/11,” Thomas Friedman Reporting

Room 128
10:00
Break  
10:15

US and Africa
Julius Nyang'oro, Department of African and Afro-American Studies,
UNC Chapel Hill

Room 128
11:15

K-12 Sessions:
1. An Introduction ot the NC in the World Website
Bobby Hobgood, LEARN NC

2. An Introduction to "Planning Curriculum in International Education"
Neil Bolick, World View

Room 128
11:45

Election of Class President

Room 128
12:00
Lunch Trillium Dining Room (The Friday Center)
1:00

Global Issues Seminar: Selected essays by Moises Naim, in Surprises of Globalization
Seminar Leaders
Neil Bolick, World View
Nicole Maloney and Laurie Costanza, World View

Rooms 121 & 127
2:15

The Cultural Dimensions of Globalization
Jim Peacock, Deparment of Anthropology, UNC Chapel Hill

Room 128
3:15
Leave for Raleigh  
  Exploris Museum Tour and Special Exhibit on Latin Jazz "The Perfect Combination/ La Combinacion Perfecta" Exploris Museum
201 E. Hargett Street
Raleigh, NC 27601
5:15
Dinner on your own at ethnic restaurant in Raleigh and optional IMAX movie Raliegh/Exploris Museum

TIME
SESSION TITLE
LOCATION
Thursday, June 23
Population Dynamics, Immigration, and the Environment
Ctr for School Leadership Dev.
8:00

US and East Asia
Miles Fletcher, Department of History, UNC Chapel Hill

Room 128
8:45
US and Latin America
Tom Whitmore, Department of Geography, UNC Chapel Hill
Room 128
9:45
Break  
10:00

Asian Music: Lecture and Performance
Jonathan Kramer, Deptartment of Music, NC State University and Special Guests

Room 128
11:00

Critical Global Environmental Issues
Frederic Pfaender, Department of Environmental Sciences and Engineeing, UNC Chapel Hill

Room 128
12:15
Lunch Dining Room
1:15

Global Issues Seminar : Reclaiming the Legacy: In Defense of Liberal Education
by Denis P. Doyle (Foreward and Chapter 1)
Seminar Leaders:
Robert Phay, World View
David Hostetler, Principals' Executive Program, UNC

Rooms 127 & 128
2:30
Break  
2:45

Population Dynamics and Public Health Issues
Melinda Meade, Department of Geography, UNC Chapel Hill

Room 128
4:00

Major Challenges Facing the Schools and Colleges
Discussion by Grade Level

Major Challenges Facing Colleges
Dolores Parker, NC Community College System

Room 128
5:30

Group Ethiopian Dinner at Robert and Jean Phay's Home

123 Morgan Bent Ct., Chapel Hill

TIME
SESSION TITLE
LOCATION
Friday, June 24
Bringing It All Together
Ctr for School Leadership Dev.
8:00

Immigration and Demographic Issues in the South
Ferrel Guillory, School of Journalism and Mass Communication, UNC-CH

Room 128
9:15

Resources for Global Education (A sample)

Room 128
10:15

Group Photograph and Break

 
10:30

Final Session on Action Plans
Presentations by participants
K-12 Group
(Robert Phay, moderator)
Community College Group
(Neil Bolick, Moderator)

Room 128
12:30
Lunch

Luncheon Speaker
Millie Ravenel, NC Center for International Understanding

The Future of Global Programs in North Carolina Schools and Colleges
Robert Phay, World View

Remarks by Class President

Presentation of Certificates
Magnolia Lounge (The Friday Center)
2:30
Final Adjournment  

 


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