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Ramapo Global Talks: "Community Health and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)"
2021-03-11 13:00 - 14:00 (America/New_York)
Presentation Description: This presentation introduces population health perspectives, with emphasis on the biological and social determinants of health at the community level, such as transportation, food, economic status, age and lifestyle habits. Examples in a Chinese community and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) practices will be discussed.
Presenter Bio: Yan Xu is a member of the Biology convening group. She was trained as a plant biologist but has adapted to the education missions at a liberal art college by creating various interdisciplinary and intercultural courses and programs. She serves as the conveners of Plant Studies Minor and Public Health Minor, and a founding member of the Food Studies Minor. Her elective courses, Food Studies (BIOL 346), Medicinal Plants (BIOL 347), Plant Physiology (BIOL 324), Epidemiology (BIOL 204), and Community Health and TCM (SCIN 220/NURS 220), have all focused on human-environment interactions and the well-being at the community level. She regards learning as a life-long journey, and visions herself as a facilitator for her students’ learning experience occurring both inside and outside the classroom.
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Weekly Arabic Language Happy Hour
2021-03-11 13:00 - 14:00, 2021-03-18 13:00 - 14:00
Arabic Language Happy Hour is offered virtually every Thursday at 1pm by the Roukema Center for International Education. Sessions will be hosted by a new Fulbright Language Scholar, Ms. Arwa Ayoub from Israel. Join us and practice your language skills while learning about culture, food, music and dance. All levels are welcome. Current students, alumni and friends are all invited. Email: intlservices@ramapo.edu for more information.
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Alumni Perspectives on the SIT Study Abroad Experience
2021-03-11 13:00 - 14:00
Alumni Perspectives on the SIT Study AbroadExperience
Thursday, 3/11 | 1-2pm EST | Click Here to Register
Discover what life is like on SIT Study Abroad programs fromthose who know best—our alumni. Recent SIT alumni who studied in Peru,Argentina, and the Netherlands will share their experiences with culture shock,coursework, budgeting, homestays, and more. They will also share how theirunique backgrounds and identities shaped their experiences abroad. Bring yourquestions! This is an open discussion that can take any direction.
Presenters: SIT Study Abroad Alumni | Moderator: IanHefele

Virtual Fiji Internships - Discovery Session
2021-03-15 12:00 - 13:00, 2021-03-22 12:00 - 13:00
Virtual Fiji Internships – Discovery Session
Think Pacific have taken their award-winning programs online, so that you can contribute to government development aims in Fiji despite the current challenges.
These in-demand internships provide a unique experience within the NGO sector. To learn all you need to know about the program, join this 45 minute Zoom.
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Ramapo Global Talks: "Dubrovnik, Croatia: A City Under Siege"
2021-03-15 13:00 - 14:00 | https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYufu6gqzMvHNDZQwz1QGV5mta-Y7kzYItv
Session Description: We will explore the history and culture of southeastern Europe and former Yugoslavia within the context of the Balkan war, which took place from 1991-1995. You will be provided with some historical context followed by an open conversation held by Nada Raic and Ivana Bajurin, API Croatia Resident Directors, who were teenagers at the time. They will share their personal experiences about their daily life (family, school, food, etc.), the conflicted emotions (hate, misery, fear, love) and the survival and coping strategies they learned. Do not miss the opportunity to learn about a conflict that took place in the heart of Europe not long ago from 2 women that experienced it first-hand, and who, despite the difficulties, have cultivated a fantastic sense of humor!
Presenters’ Bios:

Nada Raic – Nada was born in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1976. She spent her childhood in a multiethnic environment where Croats, Bosnian and Serbs lived peacefully. She was attending medical high school when the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina started. She lived under siege for two months after which she seeked refuge in North Dalmatia. She graduated in 2000 with a double Masters degree in Philosophy and History of Croatian Culture. She was part of the team who established the 1 st private University in southeastern Europe in the early 2000s. Nada has spent her entire career in the field of International Education, and has worked for API since 2013. Her special interest is interfaith and intercultural dialogue. She loves to travel and meet new people.

Ivana Bajurin – Ivana was born in 1977 in Dubrovnik, Croatia (ex-Yugoslavia). As a child of diplomats, she spent several years living in Havana (Cuba) and later in Trieste (Italy). Her experiences living and being educated abroad fostered her interest in different cultures and languages. She returned to Dubrovnik in 1991 and enrolled in high school when the 4-year war started. Her house was damaged during the bombardment and she was forced to seek refuge first in Slovenia and later in Austria. After getting a BA degree in the Faculty of Tourism, Ivana worked for the largest Croatian travel agency in Dubrovnik. She has worked with API for 7 years, loves her job and the opportunity to engage with younger generations.

Pilar Llamas (Moderator) – Pilar Llamas is a native southern Spaniard (Almería). She has spent the last 20+ years linked to international education and particularly to study abroad where she has been directly responsible for running programs on-site in Granada (Spain) and for the development of programs and training of Resident Directors in multiple countries with API. Her study abroad experience, first in England and later in the U.S. while earning an MA degree, profoundly influenced her career and life. Her firm belief that the exposure to other cultures has a deep positive impact on the world has been the engine that has fueled her career and her life.

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Co-sponsored by: The Roukema Center for International Education, the George T. Potter Library, Ramapo Provost Office, and Academic Programs International (API).

Study STEM Abroad
2021-03-15 15:00 - 15:45
Study STEM Abroad
Monday, 3/15 | 3-3:45pm EDT | Click Here to Register
SIT offers a wealth of program options focused on STEM topicsfrom ecology, biodiversity, and conservation, to engineering and global health.Learn more about program options and things to consider if you are a STEMstudent interested in studying abroad with SIT. The session will also includegeneral information about the SIT application process and time for questions.
Presenters: AndreaAsai

Weekly Hindi Language Happy Hour
2021-03-16 13:00 - 14:00, 2021-03-23 13:00 - 14:00 | Webex
Spring 2021 Hindi Language Happy Hour is offered virtually every Tuesday at 1pm.While at home, you can still practice and develop your language skills, meet new friends and reconnect with your peers. All levels are welcome. Alumni and former students that went to India on a study abroad program are also invited. Bring your own Chai & snacks and join us from the comfort of your own space. Email Purvi Parekh at purvi@ramapo.edu and you will receive a meeting invitation.
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SIT Graduate Institute Alumni Panel – Part-Time, Hybrid Master’s Programs
2021-03-16 17:00 - 18:00
SIT Graduate Institute Alumni Panel – Part-Time,Hybrid Master’s Programs
Tuesday, 3/16 | 5-6pm EDT | Click Here to Register
Are you interested in earning your master’s degree whilestaying in your job? This session will feature recent alumni who completed SITGraduate Institute’s part-time, hybrid master’s degree programs. Thesepart-time, hybrid programs are designed for working professionals who want toearn an MA and advance their careers without taking time from their job orleaving their community. Join us to get a glimpse into our alumni’sexperiences, learn how they balanced their graduate studies while working, hearhow it’s impacted their career trajectory, and start building your own globalnetwork.
Presenters: MeghanMcMillan

Weekly Hindi Language Happy Hour
2021-03-17 12:00 - 13:00, 2021-03-24 12:00 - 13:00 | Webex
Spring 2021 Hindi Language Happy Hour is offered virtually every Wednesday at 12pm noon.While at home, you can still practice and develop your language skills, meet new friends and reconnect with your peers. All levels are welcome. Alumni and former students that went to India on a study abroad program are also invited. Bring your own Chai & snacks and join us from the comfort of your own space. Email Purvi Parekh at purvi@ramapo.edu and you will receive a meeting invitation.
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Weekly Chinese Language Happy Hour
2021-03-17 13:00 - 14:00 | Webex
New for Spring 2021 semester! Chinese Language Happy Hour is offered via Webex every Wednesday at 1pm. Sessions are hosted by Professor Qianhe Zhao who is teaching Foundation Chinese I this semester.
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Join us and practice your language skills while learning about current & traditional Chinese culture, customs, and seasonal events. All levels are welcome. Current students, alumni and friends are all invited. For more information, please email intlservices@ramapo.edu

Weekly Hindi Language Happy Hour
2021-03-17 13:00 - 14:00 | Webex
Spring 2021 Hindi Language Happy Hour is offered virtually every Wednesday at 1pm.While at home, you can still practice and develop your language skills, meet new friends and reconnect with your peers. All levels are welcome. Alumni and former students that went to India on a study abroad program are also invited. Bring your own Chai & snacks and join us from the comfort of your own space. Email Purvi Parekh at purvi@ramapo.edu and you will receive a meeting invitation.
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Weekly Japanese Language Happy Hour
2021-03-17 14:00 - 15:00
Japanese Language Happy Hour continues to be offered virtually via Google Meet every Wednesday at 2pm. For the Spring 2021 semester, we will be joined by a new Fulbright Language Scholar, Ms. Yukiha Mori.
Join us and practice your language skills while learning about current & traditional Japanese culture, seasonal cuisines, customs, and local events. All levels are welcome. Current students, alumni and friends are all invited. Bring your own favorite Japanese snacks & green tea and join us from the comfort of your own space. You can simply click on this link to join: meet.google.com/aik-ocwx-dpo or email Izumi Osawa-Minevich at iosawami@ramapo.edu to receive a Google Calendar invitation.
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Weekly Japanese Language Happy Hour
2021-03-17 14:00 - 15:00
Japanese Language Happy Hour continues to be offered virtually via Google Meet every Wednesday at 2pm. For the Spring 2021 semester, we will be joined by a new Fulbright Language Scholar, Ms. Yukiha Mori.
Join us and practice your language skills while learning about current & traditional Japanese culture, seasonal cuisines, customs, and local events. All levels are welcome. Current students, alumni and friends are all invited. Bring your own favorite Japanese snacks & green tea and join us from the comfort of your own space. You can simply click on this link to join: https://meet.google.com/zse-vggp-pmc or email Izumi Osawa-Minevich at iosawami@ramapo.edu to receive a Google Calendar invitation.
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SIT Language Sampler – Arabic: The Language of the Middle East & North Africa
2021-03-17 14:00 - 15:00
SIT Language Sampler – Arabic: The Language ofthe Middle East & North Africa
Wednesday, 3/17 | 2-3pm EDT | Click Here to Register
Salamo Alaykom! Join SIT’s accomplished Arabic languageteacher in Amman, Jordan for an interactive, online Arabic class. There’s noprevious experience needed for this beginner-level session, which is designedto showcase the tools SIT uses to deliver high-quality language educationaround the world. With more than 422 million speakers across 26 countries,Arabic is the most widely spoken language in North Africa and the Middle East.Importantly, as the liturgical language of the worldwide Islamic faith and thesixth most widely-spoken language on Earth, Arabic has also made a linguisticimpact on other languages across Africa and Europe, especially on severalRomance languages. This session is ideal for anyone with an interest in Islamicculture and identity, Arabic studies, and the Mediterranean and Middle Easternregion.
Presenters: RihamAl-Naimat | Moderator: CraigMcDonald

"Sport as an Agent of Change in the Pacific"
2021-03-17 14:00 - 15:00
Guest Speakers:
Sainimili Saukuru, Manager of Sports Education Programme for Oceania National Olympic Committee (ONOC)
Joji Liga, Sports Development Manager at the Fiji National Sports Commission (FNSC)
Daniel Leo, Ex-Samoan Rugby Player and CEO of Pacific Players Rugby Welfare
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Ramapo Global Talks: "Perspectives on Migration, Intercultural Education, Indigeneity...a Moroccan Story"
2021-03-18 13:00 - 14:00
Session Description: Morocco has always been able to catch the attention of travelers, explorers, and learners for its diverse cultural profile, geographic allocation, foods, and languages. The story of Morocco has been told by historians, explorers, journalists, and Moroccan immigrants themselves.
Some Moroccan immigrants suddenly become language teachers, intercultural mentors, and advisors in global education, leaning on their expertise as educators, but the majority of these migrants become intercultural educators just by crossing the borders.
The processes of sharing language and ‘culture’, food and stories with students, and host communities has been a daily practice for Moroccan migrants in Europe and North America.
Meanwhile, things are changing in Morocco while migrants (like us) are busy working and adjusting to their new environments. How do we keep the story alive, and relevant, when realities keep shifting in our countries of origin while we try to stay true to the essence and stories we teach and share.
Presenter Bios:
Jamila Chahboun: Jamila Chahboun is a Senior Lecturer of Arabic at the Department of Middle Eastern Studies at Dartmouth College and co-advisor of the Arabic Language Community-Global village at Dartmouth. She holds a Master’s degree in Social Justice in Intercultural Relations from SIT Graduate Institute (School for International Training), Brattleboro, VT. She also holds a BA in English Linguistics from Ibn Tofail University in Kenitra, Morocco.
Jamila served as a language instructor and a Cross-Cultural educator and language instructor at the Center for Cross-Cultural Learning in Rabat, Morocco. She worked as a Program Coordinator for SIT Study Abroad, Elderhostel, and the Experiment in International Living (EIL).
In 2003, Jamila served as a Fulbright Scholar where she taught Arabic at the University of Illinois at Chicago. She also worked as an Arabic instructor for undergraduate students at Marlboro College, Marlboro, VT, and at the SIT Graduate Institute in Brattleboro, VT where she helped in redesigning the Arabic language program.
Jamila has been working as a consultant and curriculum design specialist at SIT Study Abroad assisting to conceptualize and design SIT Study Abroad Arabic language programs in North Africa and the Middle East. She is a member of the Institute of Study Abroad (IFSA) Middle East Advisory Committee (MEAC) at Butler University in Indiana where she helps review Middle East Study Abroad programs and Arabic language curricula.
Jamila has been serving as an applications’ reader with the critical language scholarship (CLS), a Department of State cultural and educational exchange program. She is a member of the Middle East Studies Association (MESA) and has presented on topics related to languages and dialects in the Middle East and North Africa.
Jamila lives with her husband, Mokhtar, and their daughter in West Lebanon, NH.
Dr. Mokhtar Bouba: Dr. Mokhtar Bouba has over 20 years of experience with designing and facilitating study abroad and experiential learning programs in Morocco. He holds a Ph.D. in leadership studies and education from Franklin Pierce University in New Hampshire. His work focused on the dynamics of image and image negotiation in Sahara Desert tourism. He has written and lectured about online education, cross-culture, tourism, Amazigh (Berber) culture, current issues in North Africa, and arts. He is also an artist, educator, and indigenous methodologist. Dr. Bouba also specializes in online pedagogies and education technology.
Before assuming his role of Assistant Professor and Co-Chair of the Intercultural Service, Leadership and Management program at the School for International Training Graduate Institute (SIT). Dr. Bouba was the instructional technologist for World Learning academic programs, supporting LowRes and, online and on blended programs. He had a leading role in the design and implementation of SIT’s Master of Arts in TESOL (online) low-residency program.
Recent study abroad programs he has led include a field course, Morocco Tourism, Space and Sustainability, offered to SIT Graduate Institute students in VT. He has served as an Academic Director with SIT Study Abroad in Jordan and as a coordinator and program development specialist at the Center for Cross-Cultural Learning (CCCL) in Rabat, Morocco. He designed and directed many exchange programs including programs with the Experiment in International Living and Rhodes Scholar.
He has advised SIT students and Fulbright scholars and taught Tamazight (Berber) and Arabic at Peace Corps, the Center for Cross-Cultural Learning in Morocco, and online. He has been an Arabic instructor at SIT Graduate Institute, where he helped re-design the Arabic language program for graduate students.
Dr. Bouba is working on a book project titled “Dynamics of Image and Image Negotiation in Moroccan Sahara Desert Tourism”, which is about the ethics and politics of representation of the Sahara and its people. He is currently a lecturer in the Middle Eastern Studies Department at Dartmouth College.

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The IHP Comparative Lens: Academics, Community & Experience
2021-03-18 13:00 - 14:00
The IHP Comparative Lens: Academics, Community& Experience
Thursday, 3/18 | 1-2pm EDT | Click Here to Register
Beyond SIT’s traditional Study Abroad programs, the SITportfolio also features the International Honors Program (IHP), which offersstudents the opportunity to compare and contrast a critical issue in multiplecountries. Please join us for an in-depth look at these unique, comparativeprograms.
This session will pay special attention to academic rigor, the learningcommunity, and on-site comparative study, and participants will hear directlyfrom SIT’s IHP Program Directors and Country Coordinators.
Presenters: Katy dela Garza, JosephLanning, NicolasStahelin, CarolinaRovetta, NicholasEppel, Nicolevan Heerden, AbidSiraj | Moderator: Joan Tiffany

"The Future of Travel" with Rick Steves
2021-03-18 18:00 - 19:00
What: America’s most respected authority on European travel, Rick Steves, will offer advice for travelers as the world reopens and predictions of how the global pandemic will change travel. This interview will be conducted by global education expert and journalist, Karin Fischer.
This is the first of FEAtured Perspectives, a series of virtual conversations hosted by FEA in celebration of 10 years increasing access to international experiences through scholarships for students underrepresented in the U.S. study abroad population.

Who: Rick Steves empowers Americans to have European trips that are fun, affordable, and culturally broadening. He launched Rick Steves’ Europe in 1976 and produces a best-selling guidebook series, a popular public television show, a weekly public radio show, a syndicated travel column, and runs a successful small-group tour program that takes 30,000 travelers to Europe annually.
Journalist Karen Fischer writes regularly for The Chronicle of Higher Education, the New York Times, Washington Monthly, and more. She also has her own blog, latitudes.
How: Register for free online. A suggested donation of $10 will help fund scholarships for the students least likely to study abroad.

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Novel Traversing the Russian-Jewish Experience
2021-03-18 19:00 - 20:00
Ramapo College Professor of Literature Lisa William will discuss her recently published book, “Forget Russia” with Natalia Santamaría Laorden, Associate Professor of Spanish at Ramapo College, on Thursday, March 18 at 7 p.m. The event will be presented under the auspices of the Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies and is free and open to the public.
“Forget Russia” is a stirring tale about Anna, a student who during a semester in Moscow discovers details about her family and has experiences that will change her life. Registration to attend via Zoom is at: link

The Geopolitics of Water as Lived in the Global South
2021-03-22 12:00 - 13:30
The Geopolitics of Water as Lived in the Global South
Monday, 3/22 | 12-1:30pm EDT | Click Here to Register
This session dives into one of the most important issues ofthe 21st century: the geopolitics of water. Panelists will discuss the rolewater, “the next oil,” and hydro-diplomacy play in shaping the currentinternational order, while investigating how engineering, environmental design,and government intervention affect the lives, sustainability, and economicfutures of the Global South with a strong focus on the Middle East and Africa.
Presenters: Raedal-Tabini, Camille George, Pape Ndiouga Ndiaye | Moderator: CheikhThiam

Ramapo Global Talks: "Migrant Narratives - Countering Xenophobia by Making Visible the Invisible"
2021-03-22 13:00 - 14:00
Presentation Description: Donald Trump’s presidency gave voice to extreme anti-immigrant sentiments among millions in the United States and elsewhere in the West. However, the anxiety about immigrants and the steadfast resolve to keep out the unwanted intruders have been dominant for decades. Migrants have been portrayed as an army of faceless invaders, men and women and children coming to us on overpacked boats, or the multitudes sneaking through our borders in the dark of the nights. They are the invisible aliens in our midst. Migrant Narratives is an attempt to make visible the invisible, and unpacking the dominant public perception and paradigm by sharing the life stories of those we have grown to fear.
Presenter Bio: Behzad Yaghmaian is an Iranian-born author and a Professor of Political Economy at Ramapo College of New Jersey. Yaghmainan’s books include Embracing the Infidel: Stories of Muslim Migrants on the Journey West (Penguin Random House, 2006), and Accidental Capitalist: A People’s Story of Modern China (Pluto Books, 2012). Kirkus Reviews called Embracing the Infidel, “An El Norte or Grapes of Wrath for the Muslim world.” The San Francisco Chronicle called Yaghmaian “a masterful storyteller.” Publishers Weekly called him “a modern Alexis de Tocqueville.” Yaghmaian’s op-ed pieces have appeared in The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, USA Today, Foreign Affairs, and Aljazeera. He has had many appearances on CNN, CNN International, Book TV, Democracy Now, NPR’s Morning Edition, WNYC’s The Brian Lehrer Show, various Public Radio stations, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, and radio programs in England and Italy.
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"Lesson from New Zealand: Ensuring Indigenous Inclusion in International Education"
2021-03-23 14:00 - 16:00
Join Education New Zealand for a viewing of a conference session titled Lesson from New Zealand: Ensuring Indigenous Inclusion in International Education, featured at the Diversity Abroad Conference in 2020. After viewing the past session, we will hold a discussion with its panellists:

Angel Geller (Omaha Tribe & Gilman Scholarship Recipient)
Hailey Suina (Chochiti Pueblo & Navajo Nation, Go Overseas Scholarship Recipient)

Join this panel session and hear from two future leaders about their experience studying abroad as Native American women in New Zealand and, through discussion, explore best practices in indigenous inclusion in study abroad outreach and support. The session will begin with a 45 minute viewing at 2 pm EST of the original Diversity Abroad session, followed by 45 minutes of audience Q&A with Angel and Hailey. Attendees are welcome to view the video recording here (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzApFZT5tNo) in advance and join from 3:15 pm EST for Q&A. Special thanks to Diversity Abroad for allowing us to replay the session.
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SIT Virtual Internship in South Africa- a conversation with the internship coordinator, host, and alumni
2021-03-24 12:00 - 13:00
SIT Virtual Internship in South Africa- aconversation with the internship coordinator, host, and alumni
Wednesday, 3/24 | 12-1pm EDT | Click Here to Register
Please join us to learn more about SIT’s virtual internships.We’ll provide an overview of how our virtual internships work and will behighlighting our South Africa: Virtual Internship in Diplomacy, ConflictResolution, International Relations program. The session willfeature a conversation with our SIT internship coordinator, internship hostsupervisor, and an alum from the fall 2020 South Africa program.
Presenters: NoncebaLushaba, Internship Supervisor, Alumna | Moderator: Katy dela Garza
