Year: 2014
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FRENCH 380 – Intermediate Business French
Instructor: Juliette Moutinou Partner: Dianne Chen, Enseirb-Matmeca, Bordeaux Institute of Technology Term: Fall 2014 to present Fall 2021 Since 2000, U-M Business French students have collaborated each Fall semester with…
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ANTHRO 497: Anthropological Archaeology
Instructor: Lisa Young, Anthropology, LSA Partner: Susan Secakuku, Hopi Tribe, Arizona Term: Fall 2014, Fall 2015 During the Fall 2014 semester, Anthrarc 497 students conducted research and developed a digital archive…
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Radiology Electives
Instructor: Leslie Quint, Radiology, Medical School Partner: Zarina Lockhat, University of Pretoria, South Africa Term: Fall 2014 As part of a series of the Radiology monthly elective modules, this pilot…
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PNE 403: Community Health Nursing
Instructor: Judith Policicchio, Community Health Nursing, School of Nursing Partner: Nthabiseng Phaladze, University of Botswana Term: Fall 2018 Based on the success of previous Community Health Nursing courses including videoconferencing with partners…
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SOC 295 / IND STUDY: Sociology of the Body, Sociology of Suffering
Instructor: Luis Sfeir-Younis, LSA Sociology Partner: Carlos Yañez Canal, Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Manizales Term: Fall 2013, Winter 2014 This project has two interrelated components. Continuing with a pilot to establish…
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FRENCH 272: Algerian War in Film
Instructor: George Hoffman, LS&A French Literature Partner: Houda Achli, University of Mentouri, Constantine, Algeria Term: Winter 2014 U-M students study the Algerian War through film with each student investigating a…
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Weekly Neuropsychology Case Conference
Instructor: Bruno Giordani, Psychiatry/Neurology/Psychology; U-M Medical School & LS&A Partners: Janet Nakigudde, PhD, Makerere University; Kampala, Uganda Term: Winter 2014 American students will greatly benefit from these experiences, as they will see…
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EDT 210: Technology in the Future Course Example
Instructor: Stein Brunvand, School of Education, U-M Dearborn Partner: Reuben Dlamini, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa Term: Winter 2014 Live and recorded presentations by faculty on educational technologies combined with…
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LING 497: Linguistic Fieldwork – interviews with expert linguists on under-documented languages
Instructor: Carmel O’Shannessy, Linguistics, LSA Partners: Various, including UT Austin, University of Melbourne, University of London, and Max Plank Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology Term: Winter 2013, Winter 2014 10-12 graduate…
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MOD GREEK 201 & 202: Greek Language and Culture
Students in Modern Greek courses engage in Cultural Conversations with college students in Greece who are learning English as a second (or third) language. Conversations are based on students’ analysis of the results of a cultural questionnaire that both groups have answered. The survey is based on the MIT Cultura project and customized to address “hot topics” (topics of cultural clash) between the two cultures.
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