1	Global Citizenship in the 21^st Century: Weaving the Global Mindset Throughout the KSU Institutional Vision
2	欢迎 Panel Purpose Share how Kennesaw State University is promoting global citizenship across academic and support programs. Connecting academic and cultural knowledge through reflection. Promoting 21^st Century Skills through the development of Electronic Portfolios.
3	Panel Members Dr. Joan E. Leichter Dominick Director of the Senior Experience Dr. Akanmu Adebayo Executive Director, Institute for Global Initiatives Ms. Kathy Matthews Director, First-Year Experience Ms. Sylvia Inman Director, Volunteer Services Mrs. Leigh Funk Director, Educational Technology Center
4	Globalization in the 21^st Century
5	Global Citizenship & Education Human Capital and Life Long Learning: The Key to Success in the 21^st Century
6	Dr. Joan E. Leichter Dominick Global Learning at KSU
7	Global Learning at KSU
8	Institutional Vision of Global Mindset KSU is committed to the: Cultural, ethnic, racial, and gender diversity in the faculty, staff and student body, supported by practices and programs that embody the ideals of an open, democratic, and global society;
9	Dr. Akanmu Adebayo Vision for Internationalization in Undergraduate Education
10	Undergraduate Education Vision for Internationalization Integrate Internationalization into First Year Seminar Integrate Internationalization into General Education Into coursework itself
11	Vision for Internationalization International and Study Abroad student presentations in World History, World Literature, Political Science, and Global Economics courses Support Conversation Partners Programs to Connect International Students with Native Students, Faculty, and Staff
12	Vision for Internationalization Support International Offices and Study Abroad opportunities Support Diversity Awareness programs for students, faculty, and staff as well as continue to work on personal development
13	"Support efforts across campus and" Support efforts across campus and connections with countries
14	Mrs. Kathy Matthews First-Year & Sophomore-Year Experience Vision of Global Mindset
15	Activities for the First-Year Seminar Readings Diversity Interviews Film Critiques Multi-cultural Bingo Stereotyping Headbands Guest Lecturers
16	Cultural Adjustment Cultural adjustment typically describes the feelings and reactions to a new environment. In most contexts, an individual travels from one culture to another.
17	Developmental Model for Student Internationalization
18	Stages of Cultural Adjustment Honeymoon Stage Hostility of Depression Stage Humor Stage Home Stage
19	Thoughts on Diversity We could learn a lot from crayons: Some are sharp, Some are pretty, Some are dull, Some have weird names, And all are different colors… But, they all have to learn how to live in the same box.
20	"We must have the courage..." We must have the courage to educate people to heal this world into what it might become. - - Rachel Naomi Remen, M. D.
21	Ms. Sylvia Inman Volunteer Kennesaw Vision of Global Mindset
22	Volunteer KSU
23	Student Involvement in VKSU
24	Involve to Solve Projects
25	Core Programs
26	Dr. Joan E. Leichter Dominick Senior-Year Experience E-Portfolio Vision of Global Mindset
27	E-Portfolio: Passport to Global Citizenship
28	Portrait of A Global Citizen
29	RACCE College Senior Portfolio Process Reflect Assess Collect Connect Express
30	Mrs. M. Leigh Funk 21^st Century Skills Vision for the Global Mindset
31	21^st Century Skills
32	The Global Mindset at KSU
33	Citizenship… He prayed—it wasn’t my religion. He ate—it wasn’t what I ate. He spoke—it wasn’t my language. He dressed—it wasn’t what I wore. He took my hand—it wasn’t the color of mine. But when he laughed—it was how I laughed, And When he cried—it was how I cried. --Amy Maddox
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