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Teaching
Europe with the Web at the Beginner levels of Foreign
Language Instruction.
Code C1
Instructor: Fabienne
Gerard |
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2. Where
is the Center of Europe?
Code C2
How
do teachers of World Languages and Social Studies at American
secondary schools bring students to enduring understandings
of the power of European identity in a changing European
political, economic and cultural landscape? Teachers can
achieve success in this endeavor using the film Die Mitte
(The Center) by Stanislaw Mucha as a base text to explore
issues of place and identity in the EU and beyond. The
film provides strong points of departure for studying
and discussing the EU in World Languages and Social Studies
classrooms. This interactive session will guide teachers
in developing solid teaching units.
Instructor: Christopher
Gwin,
Mr. Christopher Gwin, Teacher of German/Social Studies
at Haddonfield Memorial School, Camden, NJ, was awarded
the Mandel Fellowship at the United States Holocaust Memorial
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3.Central
European Perspectives on the EU After a Year of Membership.
Code C3
Instructor: Andrzej
Harasimowicz, Visiting
Professor at Columbia University was Director General
in the Council of Ministers’ Office, 1991-92;
Director of European Integration Bureau, 1991-96: responsible
for Government’s programming and implementing
activities within the area of European Integration;
Director of European Institutions and Policy Planning
Department in the Office of the Committee for European
Integration, 1997-98: coordinating works leading to
preparation of National Integration Strategy, Government
official position in 1997; Spokesman for the Office
of the Committee for European Integration, 2000-01;
Director of European Information Department in the Office
of the CEI, 2001-02; Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Department
of Strategy and Foreign Policy Planning, Senior Counselor,
2002-03. He is now Professor at the Warsaw University
Centre for Europe – since April 2003.
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4. Europe
and the European Union: Crisis or Transition ? Teaching
strategies for a work in progress.
Code C4
Instructor: Dr Irene Finel-Honigman,
Professor, Columbia's Institute for the Studies of Europe,
Senior
Research Associate, European Union Center, The Graduate
School of The City University of New York, Adjunct Professor,
Queens College, Cuny, and former Adjunct Professor,
Johns Hopkins University School of Professional Studies.
Courses taught: History and Development of The European
Union Research and Teaching Specialization: European
Union, Economic Culture of The Eu, Us/Eu Financial/Economic/Trade
Issues, French Politics, Economics, Culture and Language,
Business Communications Recent Publications: "Bank
Failures, Bailouts and Too-Big-To-Fail in The Eu, "
Co-Author, Working Papers, Ciber, (Spring 2001); "Reconfiguration
of Us/Eu Financial Competitiveness: The Bank, The State
and The
Shareholder,"
Working Paper Series, University of Georgia (April 2000);
Us/Eu Relations in The Last Decade: Fortress Europe
To The Transatlantic Business Dialogue," Culture
and Strategy: European Culture and The Global Business
Context, Robert Crane Ed. (2000)..
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