S2E5 - Eager for Education in a Dangerous World - with Dennis Galvan

GlobalPDX: Speaking Change
16/03/2022 32 min
S2E5 - Eager for Education in a Dangerous World - with Dennis Galvan

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Dennis Galvan speaks with guest host Avery Waxman about their shared passion: the future of International Student Mobility, the value of experience through education, and the impact COVID has had on study abroad trends. Dennis is Dean and Vice Provost for Global Engagement and also a professor of Political Science and Global Studies at the University of Oregon.Guest host Avery Waxman is a Member of the GlobalPDX Advisory Board, and Vice President of Communications for Navitas, an organization that partners with public universities all around the world to help them advance their Internationalization goals. 

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