In the twenty-first century, countries are becoming increasingly interdependent. With the rise of the international community, the demands of globalization are being felt throughout the United States. As a result, it is imperative that today’s students are educated, global citizens that are aware of the world outside their borders.
The World Affairs Council—Washington, DC convenes its 22nd annual Summer Institute on International Affairs for high school educators and administrators July 23-July 27. This intensive, week-long seminar will include site visits and classroom resources. Focus will be on several global themes, including:
Global economics
Nuclear proliferation
Global warming
Failed states and democratization
Classroom resources
Join us for a fascinating survey of the most pertinent global issues and themes of today.
Seminar participants can choose to earn 3 graduate credits through the
Catholic University of America.
This program qualifies for continuing
education credits (40 hours).
July 23-27, 2012—Washington, DC
Registration fee $350 ($300 before April 12)
Final registration by May 18
WAC-DC arranges accommodations if needed
$100—double occupancy (total for 5 nights)
$200—single occupancy (total for 5 nights)
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