Controversy and Citizenship
A presentation by Dr. Greer Burroughs & Dr. James Daly of The Center for Global Education at
Seton Hall University, April 15, 2016, Teaching the World Conference.
Challenges in the Developing World and the Role the U.S. Should Play
Purpose: This workshop explores challenges common to developing countries and issues surrounding foreign aid by studying the West African nation of Niger. Specific attention will be paid to the lack of educational opportunities, particularly for females and the impact of this on society.
Human Development on the Arabian Peninsula
Purpose: The focus of this workshop is the underdevelopment of human resources, particularly women, and the impact this has had on the Arab world. U.S. relations and interests in Saudia Arabia will be explored in the context of this issue.
Building Communities and Homes Abroad
Purpose: Build on student’s experiences with nonprofit organizations to gain an understanding of the critical role nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) play in developing civil societies. Learn the role of civil society in promoting human rights and how civil society, through NGOs work to address human rights issues.