Global Ambassador Scholars
Fall 2015 Update
Fall Meeting a Success
We were so glad to spend some time with many of you earlier this month for our fall semester dinner meeting at The Five & Dine. For both those that came and those who couldn't, please read over the following scholarship requirements and opportunities in this news bulletin, and let us know if you have any questions. - Drs. Poole & Webber
We had the center table, of course
Fried food on top of fried food with some fat on the side
An historical location to make new memories
Global Learning Round Tables Cancelled (Free Your Calendar!)
From Dr. Webber:
This follow-up communication to our dinner meeting is later than I intended because of some scheduling challenges I've had with an event. I was in charge of an event called The Global Learning Round Tables that was scheduled for Nov. 6. Working this event was going to be a strongly recommended option for Global Ambassador Scholars this year to fulfill your Global Learning service component. Then, I lost my space because a Republican presidential candidate was coming and needed the Richardson Ballroom. I finally secured an alternate space only to learn, the end of last week, that all of the Democratic presidential candidates had been invited, same day, to yet another event. Needless to say, the November 6 event of mine (the Global Learning Round Tables) has been cancelled. I will keep you all posted on spring activities that will be available in its place. Thank you to those who had saved the date on your calendar with intent to support global learning on campus in this way.
International Education Week is Coming to Save The Day!
Global Ambassador Scholars Service Components Requirements - Important Details
Water in the World Conference - Go for Free or Go to Work
IF, instead of attending as a participant, you would like to work that full day in support of the conference to earn your global service requirement, let Dr. Webber know by email so that she can help to arrange this for you.