
Cultivating Cultural Curiosity
Virtual/Zoom
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Attitude. This session explores how cultivated, empathetic curiosity can assist us in learning more about the lives and experiences of others.
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Media School faculty member’s Cambodia photos published 49 years later
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John Kerry to virtually open America’s Role in the World conference
Kerry, U.S. special presidential envoy for climate and former secretary of state, will virtually open the eighth America’s Role in the World foreign policy conference, hosted by the IU Hamilton L... Read more about John Kerry to virtually open America’s Role in the World conference
IUPUI awarded the 2023 Innovation Award in Internationalization
The award from the Association of International Education Administrators highlights exceptional programs, projects or initiatives that advance internationalization and are directed by senior intern... Read more about IUPUI awarded the 2023 Innovation Award in Internationalization
Cultivating Cultural Curiosity
Virtual/Zoom
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Attitude. This session explores how cultivated, empathetic curiosity can assist us in learning more about the lives and experiences of others.
Virtual/Zoom
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Attitude. Cultural humility is one construct for understanding and developing a process-oriented approach to competency.
Grimshaw Lecture featuring Jason Beckfield
Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center
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Jason Beckfield is the Robert G. Stone, Jr. Professor of Sociology in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences at Harvard University. Jason is also the Associate Director of the Center for Population and Deve...Read more