Global education encourages students to understand and engage in international issues involving history, geography, economics, sociology and the environment. Students are invited to attend various events throughout the year to learn more about different cultures and connect with their peers. Browse the college's event calendar for more information.
Faculty Chair of Global Education
The Faculty Chair of Global Education provides leadership for coordinating and integrating global learning outcomes in the curriculum and facilitates opportunities for faculty professional development on campus and abroad. Contact: Shamili Ajgaonkar
Global Flicks
Global Flicks is an annual international film series held in February and March. Films are presented in their original language with English subtitles. Admission is free and open to the public. Contact: Camila Fernández or Janey Sarther
Africa and African Diaspora Committee
Africa and African Diaspora Committee promotes and educates about cultures, histories and traditions from Africa and those resulting from the historic movement of African people to other places throughout the world. Contact: Robert Moorehead
Asia Committee
Asia Committee seeks to foster a richer understanding and appreciation of the cultures of Asia through interdisciplinary events that incorporate such fields as history, economics, anthropology, philosophy, psychology, art, literature, and political science. Contact: Naheed Rouf or Maria Ritzema
European Studies Committee
European Studies Committee promotes understanding and appreciation of European countries, languages, and cultures by hosting events in collaboration with European cultural, educational, artistic, and diplomatic organizations. Contact: Miglena Nikolova
Latin American Studies Committee
Latin American Studies Committee promotes understanding and appreciation of Latin American countries and cultures through lectures, field trips and performing arts. Contact: Tim Arroyo or Elizabeth Gómez de la Casa
Middle East Committee
Middle East Committee explores the richly diverse cultures of the region and presents perspectives on current events through an academic lens. Contact: Dina Khoury
Native American Studies Committee
Native American Studies Committee fosters education in Native American history, culture and literature by sponsoring public events that give Native American educators, artists and spokespersons a forum for cross-cultural sharing. Contact: John Paris
Contact Information
Field and Experiential Learning, Study Abroad and Global Education
Berg Instructional Center (BIC), Room 3520
(630) 942-2356
Email: fssa@cod.edu
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