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March 2020
POSTPONED: Chichewa Language and Malawi Culture Workshop
Postponed: Tentatively Scheduled for June 2020, Dates are not set yet This four-part workshop will focus on introductory Chichewa greetings and linguistics, medical interview vocabulary, and cultural sensitivity in health services for UNC students, staff and faculty planning research, service or internships in Malawi. Workshop sessions cover elementary language construction, health and cultural training, as well as brief presentations on the history, geography, politics and economy of Malawi. Attendance at all sessions is strongly recommended. Please register by emailing…
Find out more »April 2020
POSTPONED: Global Is Local: Piedmont Triad Community College Workshop
The Global is Local Initiative is a collaboration between North Carolina global industries, North Carolina community colleges and World View. It will provide World View’s Community College Partner Institution leaders and faculty a unique opportunity to hear from local industry leaders about meeting needs in the competitive and ever-evolving economy. How will industry change? What are the skill sets and traits needed and required by current and future workers? What role will the community college play in meeting the needs…
Find out more »CANCELED: 17th Annual Duke-UNC Rotary Peace Center Spring Conference
NOTE: Public lecture is canceled. Please join the Duke-UNC Rotary Peace Center for the 17th Annual Rotary Spring Conference! The theme this year is "Voices of Peace". Rotary Peace Fellows will be presenting their research and sharing examples of hope, peace-making, and positive change from every corner of the world. The conference will take place at the FedEx Global Education Center from 8.30 am to 4:00 pm. Speakers include: Asha Asokan — India Sarah Champagne — Canada Narayan Chetry —…
Find out more »CANCELED: World View K-12 Workshop, ‘Food for All: Local and Global Perspectives’
A World View workshop for K-12 educators of all disciplines to learn about food, food systems and how food is used to express culture and identity in our state and globally. Includes curriculum resources. Visit the World View website for more information and to register.
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