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Thanks to the many and varied contributions of our alumni and friends, we are advancing internationalization across campus and beyond. A highlight this fall was an alumni and student gathering at the Thai Embassy in Washington, D.C. celebrating the success of the Washington D.C. Semester in International Affairs, now in its second year. This year, the …
Today’s students need global skills and corporations increasingly are looking for globally-trained employees. With this in mind, the UW–Madison Division of International Studies, in partnership with the School of Business, the College of Engineering and Cross-College Biology Education, as well as friends and alumni, has launched the International Academic Internships Initiative (IAII). Last summer, in its …
Untitled Document Call for Proposals Third Annual Global Health Symposium February 7, 2007, 5:00-8:00pm HSLC 1306 Interdisciplinary Approaches to Improving Global Health The UW–Madison Center for Global Health will sponsor its third annual symposium to highlight the exciting global health efforts of UW faculty, staff, and students, as well as colleagues from the Madison area …
Untitled Document FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE DATE: 12/29/2006 CONTACT: Ronnie Hess, Director of Communications, Division of International Studies, www.international.wisc.edu, UW–Madison, (608) 262-5590, rlhess@wisc.edu BOOKS ON GLOBAL FEMINISM, PINOCHET’S CHILE HEADLINE 2007 “WORLD BEYOND OUR BORDERS” SERIES Madison, WI – Books on global feminism and Pinochet’s Chile will lead off the University of Wisconsin–Madison International Institute and …
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UW–Madison’s Language Institute is helping a generation of future professionals tap the power of bilingual talents in the global marketplace. For more on this UW Business News Wire story, click on the URL below. http://buswire.ocr.wisc.edu/
http://www.international.wisc.edu/WUN/WUN2006-2007cfp.pdf
http://www.international.wisc.edu/news/canada.pdf
Sarah Howard, a UW–Madison senior majoring in journalism and political science, writes in a Badger Herald op. ed. piece during International Education Week that “students should be praised for their decision to go [study] abroad.” To read more, go to the URL below. http://badgerherald.com/oped/2006/11/17/travel_adjusts_attit.php
Untitled Document New York Times Environment Reporter to Speak Nov. 20 at UW–Madison MADISON — New York Times environment reporter *Andrew Revkin* will give a free public lecture at 4:30 p.m. Monday, Nov. 20, in the Wisconsin Historical Society Auditorium, 816 State Street. Revkin’s illustrated talk, *”The Daily Planet: A Journalist’s Search for Sustainability, from …