A webinar with Janet Bennett, Ph.D., who has researched, taught, and written about intercultural communication since the field developed. ICI offers the Summer Institute for Intercultural Communication, the Winter Institute for Intercultural Communication, and the Qatar Institute for Intercultural Communication, as well as the Master of Arts degree in Intercultural Relations. She specializes in developing theory and training methods for individuals who teach, train and manage across cultures.

Date: Thursday, April 21, 2016

Time: 3:55 – 5:30 p.m.

Location: 100 Mann Library

Part of Key Concepts for Intercultural Learning Through Study Abroad: Putting Theory into Action, a series of five conceptually-linked webinars focusing on how to use applied theory to generate effective ‘best practices.’

• A series of 1-hour conceptually-linked webinars focusing on how to use applied intercultural learning theory to generate effective "best practices," hosted by the Center for Teaching Excellence.
• Drop-in; no registration needed. Email for link to slides and recorded webinar if unable to attend.
• Post-webinar discussion.

About the Webinar Facilitator

Steven Duke, Ph.D. (Indiana University), is President of the Institute for Cross-Cultural teaching and Learning and Assistant Vice President of Global Strategy and International Initiatives at the University of Nebraska. Steve has taught Russian, European and world history courses at Wake Forest University, the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and Brigham Young University, as well as cross-cultural engagement courses at Wake Forest University.

About the Institute for Cross-Cultural Teaching and Learning

The Institute for Cross-Cultural Teaching and Learning is a young organization committed to promoting effective intercultural teaching and learning in international education through workshops, webinars, and individual consulting and training sessions.