Programs for Awareness in Cultural Education
Posted by on November 5, 2004
Programs for Awareness in Cultural Education
EDUC 566.401 (URBS 566.401) Cross Cultural Awareness
DEADLINE EXTENDED: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12 BY 12:00 PM
Cross Cultural Awareness EDUC 566.401 (URBS 566.401) is a graduate level course where students will learn about the salient dimensions of diversity by exploring the interrelated issues of race, gender, sexual orientation, religion, age, and ability. Through a pre course retreat, lectures, cross- cultural dialogue, readings, writing assignments, and peer led in-class
facilitations students will explore the courses many issues in depth, as well
as develop skills in workshop design and facilitation that will empower them to become peer educators. Once students finish the course they become a part of a post class community called PACE (Programs for Awareness and Cultural Education). This experiential community allows students to further build on, explore, and apply the skills they have developed in class.
Join PACE’s community of Peer Educators!
Penn students from all twelve schools are eligible to join PACE. Here are some benefits to bring a PACE peer educator:
? Earn graduate education credit
? Improve public speaking skills
? Learn workshop design and facilitation
? Explore the intersection of gender, ethnicity, sexuality, culture, society, and education
? Make strong and lasting connections with a diverse group of fellow
PACE members, instructors, and advisors
DEADLINE EXTENDED: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12 BY 12:00 PM
Applications are available at <a href="http://www.vpul.upenn.edu/gic/paceapp.php">http://www.vpul.upenn.edu/gic/paceapp.php</a>
If you have any questions please contact Sean Vereen at [email protected]
OR 215-898-5876.
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