With opening address by James Nachtwey '70, photojournalist and war photographerMonday, January 21
11:30 am–4 pm, Haldeman & Kemeny Halls
Visit www.dartmouth.edu/global/studentforum for more information
Sessions run throughout the day
Full presentation abstracts and additional information
Student presenters reflect on their experiences in a global context and on how their understanding of global issues, other cultures, and/or personal perceptions were enhanced by cross-cultural experiences. Opening address by Daniel Noah Moses, PhD, Director of the Seeds of Peace Educators’ Program, a unique international network of educators and educational projects dedicated to the values of respect, cross-cultural understanding, dialogue, leadership, civic engagement, and the peaceful transformation of conflict. Free and open to the public.
This program is a collaborative effort by The Dickey Center, Institutional Diversity & Equity, Tucker Foundation, Rockefeller Center, Office of Undergraduate Advising & Research, Off-Campus Programs, Office of Pluralism & Leadership, and Dartmouth College–American University of Kuwait Project.
