IU Europe Gateway, Gneisenaustr. 27, 10961 Berlin
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Alumni Weekend in Berlin with activities on February 7-8, 2025
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IU Europe Gateway, Gneisenaustr. 27, 10961 Berlin
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Alumni Weekend in Berlin with activities on February 7-8, 2025
Virtual/Zoom
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Knowledge. Using core cultural values, presented as contrasting value orientations, participants will think about where their own personal values fall on a cultural continuum.
Virtual/Zoom
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Attitude. This session examines how international students and scholars navigate identity within the context of a midwestern American university.