September 30, 2017
10:00AM - 12:00PM
Enarson Classroom Building 160
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2017-09-30 10:00:00
2017-09-30 12:00:00
Outreach Event: Global Migration Discussion Group
The year 2015 saw the highest numbers ever recorded of international migrants worldwide. Over 244 million people live outside their countries of origin, making one and seven humans on earth a migrant. Of this number, 65.3 million people have been forcibly moved due to war or persecution. With more people on the move than ever before, and with our own government reducing immigrant and refugee quotas, it is crucial that we understand human mobility from a global perspective.The five area studies centers in the Office of International Affairs at The Ohio State University have collaborated to create the Global Migration Discussion Group for K12 teachers. The group will meet on Saturdays five times throughout the 2017-2018 school year. The group will explore trends in migration in Africa, East Asia, Eastern Europe, Latin America and the Middle East. Each meeting will host a migration expert whose presentation will focus on themes in migration in one of the five world regions.Following the presentation there will be time for a discussion based on a pre-assigned reading covering the topic presented. Teachers are invited to attend as many sessions as they’d like and are eligible to earn a contact hours’ certificate for each session attended, and one C.E.U. for attending all five sessions. April 7: East Asian Studies Center presents*:"People on the Move: Migration in China" by Stanley Toops (Miami University)Following the film, there will be a screening of Last Train Home at 3:00pm*Please note this group will meet in Hagerty Hall (1775 College Rd.) at 1:00pm Contact Kathryn Metz if you would like to participate in the Global Migration Discussion Group.
Enarson Classroom Building 160
OSU ASC Drupal 8
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2017-10-21 10:00:00
2017-10-21 10:00:00
Outreach Event: Global Migration Discussion Group
The year 2015 saw the highest numbers ever recorded of international migrants worldwide. Over 244 million people live outside their countries of origin, making one and seven humans on earth a migrant. Of this number, 65.3 million people have been forcibly moved due to war or persecution. With more people on the move than ever before, and with our own government reducing immigrant and refugee quotas, it is crucial that we understand human mobility from a global perspective.The five area studies centers in the Office of International Affairs at The Ohio State University have collaborated to create the Global Migration Discussion Group for K12 teachers. The group will meet on Saturdays five times throughout the 2017-2018 school year. The group will explore trends in migration in Africa, East Asia, Eastern Europe, Latin America and the Middle East. Each meeting will host a migration expert whose presentation will focus on themes in migration in one of the five world regions.Following the presentation there will be time for a discussion based on a pre-assigned reading covering the topic presented. Teachers are invited to attend as many sessions as they’d like and are eligible to earn a contact hours’ certificate for each session attended, and one C.E.U. for attending all five sessions. April 7: East Asian Studies Center presents*:"People on the Move: Migration in China" by Stanley Toops (Miami University)Following the film, there will be a screening of Last Train Home at 3:00pm*Please note this group will meet in Hagerty Hall (1775 College Rd.) at 1:00pm Contact Kathryn Metz if you would like to participate in the Global Migration Discussion Group.
Enarson Classroom Building 160
OSU ASC Drupal 8
ascwebservices@osu.edu
America/New_York
public
2018-01-13 11:00:00
2018-01-13 11:00:00
Outreach Event: Global Migration Discussion Group
The year 2015 saw the highest numbers ever recorded of international migrants worldwide. Over 244 million people live outside their countries of origin, making one and seven humans on earth a migrant. Of this number, 65.3 million people have been forcibly moved due to war or persecution. With more people on the move than ever before, and with our own government reducing immigrant and refugee quotas, it is crucial that we understand human mobility from a global perspective.The five area studies centers in the Office of International Affairs at The Ohio State University have collaborated to create the Global Migration Discussion Group for K12 teachers. The group will meet on Saturdays five times throughout the 2017-2018 school year. The group will explore trends in migration in Africa, East Asia, Eastern Europe, Latin America and the Middle East. Each meeting will host a migration expert whose presentation will focus on themes in migration in one of the five world regions.Following the presentation there will be time for a discussion based on a pre-assigned reading covering the topic presented. Teachers are invited to attend as many sessions as they’d like and are eligible to earn a contact hours’ certificate for each session attended, and one C.E.U. for attending all five sessions. April 7: East Asian Studies Center presents*:"People on the Move: Migration in China" by Stanley Toops (Miami University)Following the film, there will be a screening of Last Train Home at 3:00pm*Please note this group will meet in Hagerty Hall (1775 College Rd.) at 1:00pm Contact Kathryn Metz if you would like to participate in the Global Migration Discussion Group.
Enarson Classroom Building 160
OSU ASC Drupal 8
ascwebservices@osu.edu
America/New_York
public
2018-02-17 11:00:00
2018-02-17 11:00:00
Outreach Event: Global Migration Discussion Group
The year 2015 saw the highest numbers ever recorded of international migrants worldwide. Over 244 million people live outside their countries of origin, making one and seven humans on earth a migrant. Of this number, 65.3 million people have been forcibly moved due to war or persecution. With more people on the move than ever before, and with our own government reducing immigrant and refugee quotas, it is crucial that we understand human mobility from a global perspective.The five area studies centers in the Office of International Affairs at The Ohio State University have collaborated to create the Global Migration Discussion Group for K12 teachers. The group will meet on Saturdays five times throughout the 2017-2018 school year. The group will explore trends in migration in Africa, East Asia, Eastern Europe, Latin America and the Middle East. Each meeting will host a migration expert whose presentation will focus on themes in migration in one of the five world regions.Following the presentation there will be time for a discussion based on a pre-assigned reading covering the topic presented. Teachers are invited to attend as many sessions as they’d like and are eligible to earn a contact hours’ certificate for each session attended, and one C.E.U. for attending all five sessions. April 7: East Asian Studies Center presents*:"People on the Move: Migration in China" by Stanley Toops (Miami University)Following the film, there will be a screening of Last Train Home at 3:00pm*Please note this group will meet in Hagerty Hall (1775 College Rd.) at 1:00pm Contact Kathryn Metz if you would like to participate in the Global Migration Discussion Group.
Enarson Classroom Building 160
OSU ASC Drupal 8
ascwebservices@osu.edu
America/New_York
public
2018-04-07 13:00:00
2018-04-07 15:00:00
Outreach Event: Global Migration Discussion Group
The year 2015 saw the highest numbers ever recorded of international migrants worldwide. Over 244 million people live outside their countries of origin, making one and seven humans on earth a migrant. Of this number, 65.3 million people have been forcibly moved due to war or persecution. With more people on the move than ever before, and with our own government reducing immigrant and refugee quotas, it is crucial that we understand human mobility from a global perspective.The five area studies centers in the Office of International Affairs at The Ohio State University have collaborated to create the Global Migration Discussion Group for K12 teachers. The group will meet on Saturdays five times throughout the 2017-2018 school year. The group will explore trends in migration in Africa, East Asia, Eastern Europe, Latin America and the Middle East. Each meeting will host a migration expert whose presentation will focus on themes in migration in one of the five world regions.Following the presentation there will be time for a discussion based on a pre-assigned reading covering the topic presented. Teachers are invited to attend as many sessions as they’d like and are eligible to earn a contact hours’ certificate for each session attended, and one C.E.U. for attending all five sessions. April 7: East Asian Studies Center presents*:"People on the Move: Migration in China" by Stanley Toops (Miami University)Following the film, there will be a screening of Last Train Home at 3:00pm*Please note this group will meet in Hagerty Hall (1775 College Rd.) at 1:00pm Contact Kathryn Metz if you would like to participate in the Global Migration Discussion Group.
Enarson Classroom Building 160
OSU ASC Drupal 8
ascwebservices@osu.edu
America/New_York
public
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Add to Calendar
2017-09-30 10:00:00
2017-09-30 12:00:00
Outreach Event: Global Migration Discussion Group
The year 2015 saw the highest numbers ever recorded of international migrants worldwide. Over 244 million people live outside their countries of origin, making one and seven humans on earth a migrant. Of this number, 65.3 million people have been forcibly moved due to war or persecution. With more people on the move than ever before, and with our own government reducing immigrant and refugee quotas, it is crucial that we understand human mobility from a global perspective.The five area studies centers in the Office of International Affairs at The Ohio State University have collaborated to create the Global Migration Discussion Group for K12 teachers. The group will meet on Saturdays five times throughout the 2017-2018 school year. The group will explore trends in migration in Africa, East Asia, Eastern Europe, Latin America and the Middle East. Each meeting will host a migration expert whose presentation will focus on themes in migration in one of the five world regions.Following the presentation there will be time for a discussion based on a pre-assigned reading covering the topic presented. Teachers are invited to attend as many sessions as they’d like and are eligible to earn a contact hours’ certificate for each session attended, and one C.E.U. for attending all five sessions. April 7: East Asian Studies Center presents*:"People on the Move: Migration in China" by Stanley Toops (Miami University)Following the film, there will be a screening of Last Train Home at 3:00pm*Please note this group will meet in Hagerty Hall (1775 College Rd.) at 1:00pm Contact Kathryn Metz if you would like to participate in the Global Migration Discussion Group.
Enarson Classroom Building 160
Center for Slavic, East European and Eurasian Studies
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October 21, 2017
All Day
Enarson Classroom Building 160
January 13, 2018
All Day
Enarson Classroom Building 160
February 17, 2018
All Day
Enarson Classroom Building 160
April 7, 2018
1:00PM - 3:00PM
Enarson Classroom Building 160
Add to Calendar
2017-09-30 10:00:00
2017-09-30 12:00:00
Outreach Event: Global Migration Discussion Group
The year 2015 saw the highest numbers ever recorded of international migrants worldwide. Over 244 million people live outside their countries of origin, making one and seven humans on earth a migrant. Of this number, 65.3 million people have been forcibly moved due to war or persecution. With more people on the move than ever before, and with our own government reducing immigrant and refugee quotas, it is crucial that we understand human mobility from a global perspective.The five area studies centers in the Office of International Affairs at The Ohio State University have collaborated to create the Global Migration Discussion Group for K12 teachers. The group will meet on Saturdays five times throughout the 2017-2018 school year. The group will explore trends in migration in Africa, East Asia, Eastern Europe, Latin America and the Middle East. Each meeting will host a migration expert whose presentation will focus on themes in migration in one of the five world regions.Following the presentation there will be time for a discussion based on a pre-assigned reading covering the topic presented. Teachers are invited to attend as many sessions as they’d like and are eligible to earn a contact hours’ certificate for each session attended, and one C.E.U. for attending all five sessions. April 7: East Asian Studies Center presents*:"People on the Move: Migration in China" by Stanley Toops (Miami University)Following the film, there will be a screening of Last Train Home at 3:00pm*Please note this group will meet in Hagerty Hall (1775 College Rd.) at 1:00pm Contact Kathryn Metz if you would like to participate in the Global Migration Discussion Group.
Enarson Classroom Building 160
OSU ASC Drupal 8
ascwebservices@osu.edu
America/New_York
public
2017-10-21 10:00:00
2017-10-21 10:00:00
Outreach Event: Global Migration Discussion Group
The year 2015 saw the highest numbers ever recorded of international migrants worldwide. Over 244 million people live outside their countries of origin, making one and seven humans on earth a migrant. Of this number, 65.3 million people have been forcibly moved due to war or persecution. With more people on the move than ever before, and with our own government reducing immigrant and refugee quotas, it is crucial that we understand human mobility from a global perspective.The five area studies centers in the Office of International Affairs at The Ohio State University have collaborated to create the Global Migration Discussion Group for K12 teachers. The group will meet on Saturdays five times throughout the 2017-2018 school year. The group will explore trends in migration in Africa, East Asia, Eastern Europe, Latin America and the Middle East. Each meeting will host a migration expert whose presentation will focus on themes in migration in one of the five world regions.Following the presentation there will be time for a discussion based on a pre-assigned reading covering the topic presented. Teachers are invited to attend as many sessions as they’d like and are eligible to earn a contact hours’ certificate for each session attended, and one C.E.U. for attending all five sessions. April 7: East Asian Studies Center presents*:"People on the Move: Migration in China" by Stanley Toops (Miami University)Following the film, there will be a screening of Last Train Home at 3:00pm*Please note this group will meet in Hagerty Hall (1775 College Rd.) at 1:00pm Contact Kathryn Metz if you would like to participate in the Global Migration Discussion Group.
Enarson Classroom Building 160
OSU ASC Drupal 8
ascwebservices@osu.edu
America/New_York
public
2018-01-13 11:00:00
2018-01-13 11:00:00
Outreach Event: Global Migration Discussion Group
The year 2015 saw the highest numbers ever recorded of international migrants worldwide. Over 244 million people live outside their countries of origin, making one and seven humans on earth a migrant. Of this number, 65.3 million people have been forcibly moved due to war or persecution. With more people on the move than ever before, and with our own government reducing immigrant and refugee quotas, it is crucial that we understand human mobility from a global perspective.The five area studies centers in the Office of International Affairs at The Ohio State University have collaborated to create the Global Migration Discussion Group for K12 teachers. The group will meet on Saturdays five times throughout the 2017-2018 school year. The group will explore trends in migration in Africa, East Asia, Eastern Europe, Latin America and the Middle East. Each meeting will host a migration expert whose presentation will focus on themes in migration in one of the five world regions.Following the presentation there will be time for a discussion based on a pre-assigned reading covering the topic presented. Teachers are invited to attend as many sessions as they’d like and are eligible to earn a contact hours’ certificate for each session attended, and one C.E.U. for attending all five sessions. April 7: East Asian Studies Center presents*:"People on the Move: Migration in China" by Stanley Toops (Miami University)Following the film, there will be a screening of Last Train Home at 3:00pm*Please note this group will meet in Hagerty Hall (1775 College Rd.) at 1:00pm Contact Kathryn Metz if you would like to participate in the Global Migration Discussion Group.
Enarson Classroom Building 160
OSU ASC Drupal 8
ascwebservices@osu.edu
America/New_York
public
2018-02-17 11:00:00
2018-02-17 11:00:00
Outreach Event: Global Migration Discussion Group
The year 2015 saw the highest numbers ever recorded of international migrants worldwide. Over 244 million people live outside their countries of origin, making one and seven humans on earth a migrant. Of this number, 65.3 million people have been forcibly moved due to war or persecution. With more people on the move than ever before, and with our own government reducing immigrant and refugee quotas, it is crucial that we understand human mobility from a global perspective.The five area studies centers in the Office of International Affairs at The Ohio State University have collaborated to create the Global Migration Discussion Group for K12 teachers. The group will meet on Saturdays five times throughout the 2017-2018 school year. The group will explore trends in migration in Africa, East Asia, Eastern Europe, Latin America and the Middle East. Each meeting will host a migration expert whose presentation will focus on themes in migration in one of the five world regions.Following the presentation there will be time for a discussion based on a pre-assigned reading covering the topic presented. Teachers are invited to attend as many sessions as they’d like and are eligible to earn a contact hours’ certificate for each session attended, and one C.E.U. for attending all five sessions. April 7: East Asian Studies Center presents*:"People on the Move: Migration in China" by Stanley Toops (Miami University)Following the film, there will be a screening of Last Train Home at 3:00pm*Please note this group will meet in Hagerty Hall (1775 College Rd.) at 1:00pm Contact Kathryn Metz if you would like to participate in the Global Migration Discussion Group.
Enarson Classroom Building 160
OSU ASC Drupal 8
ascwebservices@osu.edu
America/New_York
public
2018-04-07 13:00:00
2018-04-07 15:00:00
Outreach Event: Global Migration Discussion Group
The year 2015 saw the highest numbers ever recorded of international migrants worldwide. Over 244 million people live outside their countries of origin, making one and seven humans on earth a migrant. Of this number, 65.3 million people have been forcibly moved due to war or persecution. With more people on the move than ever before, and with our own government reducing immigrant and refugee quotas, it is crucial that we understand human mobility from a global perspective.The five area studies centers in the Office of International Affairs at The Ohio State University have collaborated to create the Global Migration Discussion Group for K12 teachers. The group will meet on Saturdays five times throughout the 2017-2018 school year. The group will explore trends in migration in Africa, East Asia, Eastern Europe, Latin America and the Middle East. Each meeting will host a migration expert whose presentation will focus on themes in migration in one of the five world regions.Following the presentation there will be time for a discussion based on a pre-assigned reading covering the topic presented. Teachers are invited to attend as many sessions as they’d like and are eligible to earn a contact hours’ certificate for each session attended, and one C.E.U. for attending all five sessions. April 7: East Asian Studies Center presents*:"People on the Move: Migration in China" by Stanley Toops (Miami University)Following the film, there will be a screening of Last Train Home at 3:00pm*Please note this group will meet in Hagerty Hall (1775 College Rd.) at 1:00pm Contact Kathryn Metz if you would like to participate in the Global Migration Discussion Group.
Enarson Classroom Building 160
OSU ASC Drupal 8
ascwebservices@osu.edu
America/New_York
public
Date Range
Add to Calendar
2018-04-07 13:00:00
2018-04-07 15:00:00
Outreach Event: Global Migration Discussion Group
The year 2015 saw the highest numbers ever recorded of international migrants worldwide. Over 244 million people live outside their countries of origin, making one and seven humans on earth a migrant. Of this number, 65.3 million people have been forcibly moved due to war or persecution. With more people on the move than ever before, and with our own government reducing immigrant and refugee quotas, it is crucial that we understand human mobility from a global perspective.The five area studies centers in the Office of International Affairs at The Ohio State University have collaborated to create the Global Migration Discussion Group for K12 teachers. The group will meet on Saturdays five times throughout the 2017-2018 school year. The group will explore trends in migration in Africa, East Asia, Eastern Europe, Latin America and the Middle East. Each meeting will host a migration expert whose presentation will focus on themes in migration in one of the five world regions.Following the presentation there will be time for a discussion based on a pre-assigned reading covering the topic presented. Teachers are invited to attend as many sessions as they’d like and are eligible to earn a contact hours’ certificate for each session attended, and one C.E.U. for attending all five sessions. April 7: East Asian Studies Center presents*:"People on the Move: Migration in China" by Stanley Toops (Miami University)Following the film, there will be a screening of Last Train Home at 3:00pm*Please note this group will meet in Hagerty Hall (1775 College Rd.) at 1:00pm Contact Kathryn Metz if you would like to participate in the Global Migration Discussion Group.
Enarson Classroom Building 160
Center for Slavic, East European and Eurasian Studies
cseees@osu.edu
America/New_York
public
The year 2015 saw the highest numbers ever recorded of international migrants worldwide. Over 244 million people live outside their countries of origin, making one and seven humans on earth a migrant. Of this number, 65.3 million people have been forcibly moved due to war or persecution. With more people on the move than ever before, and with our own government reducing immigrant and refugee quotas, it is crucial that we understand human mobility from a global perspective.
The five area studies centers in the Office of International Affairs at The Ohio State University have collaborated to create the Global Migration Discussion Group for K12 teachers. The group will meet on Saturdays five times throughout the 2017-2018 school year. The group will explore trends in migration in Africa, East Asia, Eastern Europe, Latin America and the Middle East. Each meeting will host a migration expert whose presentation will focus on themes in migration in one of the five world regions.
Following the presentation there will be time for a discussion based on a pre-assigned reading covering the topic presented. Teachers are invited to attend as many sessions as they’d like and are eligible to earn a contact hours’ certificate for each session attended, and one C.E.U. for attending all five sessions.
April 7: East Asian Studies Center presents*:
- "People on the Move: Migration in China" by Stanley Toops (Miami University)
- Following the film, there will be a screening of Last Train Home at 3:00pm
*Please note this group will meet in Hagerty Hall (1775 College Rd.) at 1:00pm
Contact Kathryn Metz if you would like to participate in the Global Migration Discussion Group.
