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University of New HampshireUniversity of New Hampshire Scholars' RepositoryUNH International Educator Newsletter Global Education CenterFall 2008Fall 2008, International Educator, Table of ContentsCenter for International EducationFollow this and additional works at: https://scholars.unh.edu/international_newsThis News Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Global Education Center at University of New Hampshire Scholars' Repository. Ithas been accepted for inclusion in UNH International Educator Newsletter by an authorized administrator of University of New Hampshire Scholars'Repository. For more information, please contact nicole.hentz@unh.edu.Recommended CitationCenter for International Education, "Fall 2008, International Educator, Table of Contents" (2008). International Educator: theNewsletter of the UNH Global Engagement Editorial Board. 206.https://scholars.unh.edu/international_news/206The Newsletter of UNH Global Engagementhttp://www.unh.edu/cie/newsletter/2008/fall/index.html[7/15/2016 1:48:50 PM]  SearchCIE Home The Newsletter of UNH Global EngagementEditorial BoardFall 2008Read issue as pdf ALUMNI EVENT IN WASHINGTON, DC A GREAT SUCCESSOn May 28, two dozen International Affairs dual majoralumni gathered with CIE staff, faculty and special guests fora casual evening at the National Press Club in Washington,DC.Read story »FROM THE DIRECTORFOCUS ON AFRICA: UNH RECEIVESGRANT TO BEGIN PROGRAMMING IN GHANAAs many on campus alreadyknow, the Center for theHumanities, in collaborationwith the Center forInternational Education, hasreceived a $75,000 grantfrom the US StateDepartment’s Bureau ofEducational and CulturalAffairs to build capacity forundergraduate study inGhana.Read story »NOVEMBER 19 CIE OPEN HOUSE TO BEONE OF MANY EVENTS DURINGINTERNATIONAL EDUCATION WEEKInternationaleducation is anexpanding fieldthroughout theworld as the needfor globalcommunication andcollaborationincreases.Read story »   The Newsletter of UNH Global Engagementhttp://www.unh.edu/cie/newsletter/2008/fall/index.html[7/15/2016 1:48:50 PM]THE ULTIMATE ‘HOMECOMING’: IA’S HURLBURTREPORTS FROM ABROAD’When I graduated from UNH with a dual major in BusinessAdministration and International Affairs, the IA programwas still in its infancy.IA ALUMNA DESCRIBES HER EXPERIENCE IN MEXICO ASPART OF THE WITNESS FOR PEACE DELEGATIONI got over my fear and ate a grasshopper the last night I wasin Oaxaca, Mexico. According to Oaxacan tradition, if youeat chapulines, or grasshoppers, you will return one day.MoreMcGee donates book profits to CIE in memory ofBob LeBlancHistory's Frierson selected for InternationalExcellence AwardTen years later: Irina Trubetskova continues her workat UNHThree new staff members join CIEROBERT J. GRIFFIN ~ SWEDENProfessor Robert Griffin traveled to Göteborg, Sweden, inMay to visit the University of Göteborg and to serve on adissertation committee.ELEANOR ABRAMS ~ BELIZEProfessor Eleanor Abrams traveled to Belize in May toconduct on-going research on indigenous education modelsand to develop greater ecological literacy among the childrenin selected locations.JOEL HARTTER ~ UGANDAProfessor Joel Hartter traveled to Uganda in June to conductresearch on the impacts of a forest park on rural livelihoods.LU YAN ~ JAPANProfessor Lu Yan traveled to Japan in June to give talks atKansai University and participate in a roundtable at the 12thAsian Studies Conference Japan (ASCJ).Copyright © 2015, Center for International Education  •  The University of New Hampshire223 Hood House  •  89 Main Street  •  Durham, NH 03824tel: 603-862-2398  •  fax: 603-862-0169study.abroad@unh.edu  •  international.affairs@unh.eduCIE:                                      OISS:                    

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