dream catcher's made by native americans

Wednesday, November 15įunding Study Abroad (Gilman, Fulbright, and More!) Meeting ID: 972 1804 5628 / Passcode: 853622įaculty members can explore internationalization of curriculum and the role of global diversity in teaching and learning methods. Pleasantville: Setters Conference Room C (Kessel Student Center)Ībroad 101 outlines the basics for students interested in going abroad.

New York City: Education Abroad Office (161 William Street, 16th floor) New York City: Pace Student Center (One Pace Plaza)Ĭelebrate Native American Heritage Month with the Center for Student Engagement! Honor the diverse contributions, cultures, traditions, and histories of Native Americans and make your own dream catcher, learning the special meaning behind each of the intricate details. Presented by Pace’s College of Health Professions and City, University of London, a diverse group of healthcare professionals from the UK and US will discuss solutions to the global healthcare workforce crisis. Innovation Series: Creating Solutions to the Global Healthcare Workforce Challenge International students at Pace can learn from Career Services staff about resume development and gaining career experience in the US. International Students’ Guide to Gaining Experience in the United States Meeting ID: 924 0703 2495 / Passcode: 455523Īn opportunity for faculty members to examine learning strategies specific to international and multilingual students and available Pace resources to support these students. Supporting International Students in the Classroom Please join us for a variety of programming and resources. The week of November 13 is International Education Week-an opportunity to celebrate the benefits of international education and exchange worldwide.

Dream catcher's made by native americans