Global Focus
Year of the Americas: Brazil |
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The Global Focus program at Chatham University engages our students in the purposeful study of peoples and civilizations. Our community of scholars promotes the acquisition of sustainable global competencies through the critical and holistic exploration of one specific country or region of the globe every year.
The program concurrently reinforces cross-cultural ties and internationalization initiatives in the greater Pittsburgh area and beyond.
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SCHOLASTIC FOCUS
GEN ED, SPECIAL TOPICS, & CO-CURRICULAR
- IND 115: Global Focus Seminar (Sene)
- First-Year Seminars
- CMR 210: Conflict and Culture (DiMola)
- POL 265: Contemporary Brazil (Heloisa Pait, SIR)
- POR 101-102: Portuguese (Abreu)
- COR 304 (four sections)
- Integrated 405
- Define Collectively: A Common Reading Program of Non-Verbal Text (Siyolwe)
MFA in CREATIVE WRITING
- “Bridges to Other Worlds” (St. Germain)
- Special Topics 683: Brazilian Literature (Goldman)
- Field seminar to Brazil (St. Germain)
In addition to the specific courses listed, other courses will include information related to Brazil
as it pertains to the topic being studied.
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Last year's focus... the Year of Europe: Germany (2007-2008)
This year's focus... the year of the Americas: Brazil (2008-2009)
Next year’s focus... the year of Africa: The Economic Community of West African States –ECOWAS- (2009-2010) www.ecowas.int
ECOWAS is a framework for the planned federation of all 15 West African states. This regional body seeks to integrate the member nations politically, culturally, and economically.
For more information, contact Dr. Jean-Jacques Sène, program coordinator, 412-365-2924, jsene@chatham.edu or the program assistant Justine Sumrok, jsumrok@chatham.edu.
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