Author Archives: Moledina

Happy New Year from the CDGE! As you prepare for your spring semester, please keep in mind the following programs at the CDGE. Please attend and also feel free to encourage community members to engage. If this list looks daunting, … Continue read… Continue reading →

Although we have not posted much, we worked with two clients and started three ventures this year. The SE program has now worked with over 25 clients since 2006 when this program officially began. This years projects included repeat clients … Con… Continue reading →

Its been a while since we posted. So a few updates are due. At the heels of an awesome fall, where fourteen students and five faculty and staff worked with five non-profit organizations in the local Wooster community we are … Continue reading &#8… Continue reading →

Project Pericles invites students interested in social justice and community action to attend an informational session on the Legislative Hearing competition, which is part of Pericles’ Debating for Democracy Program. This program involves letter… Continue reading →

Thanks to many of you that supported last weeks Leader in Residence program. MacArthur Award winner Lateefah Simon was on campus all week. She visited many classes and led three workshops with students. She also had multiple one-on-one opportunities wi… Continue reading →

To what extent did the winds of democratization sweeping across North Africa and the Middle East affect the long standing efforts to end, at last, the era of military involvement in African politics? Prof. Pita Agbese, an expert of civil-military &#823… Continue reading →

MacArthur Fellowship Award winner, Lateefah Simon, will visit campus for a series of lectures, workshops and classroom visits from November 7 – 11, 2011. Ms. Simon is the Executive Director of the Rosenberg Foundation, and former Executive Direct… Continue reading →

We are recruiting for the Award Winning 2012 Global Social Entrepreneurship experience.  We believe you can solve social problems like poverty, environmental degradation, minority access to education and others by learning from and working alongside … Continue reading →

In response to the Forum lecture series, a panel of faculty members will hold a dialogue on “Columbus: Legacy of Discovery or Cruelty?” at 7:00 p.m. on Monday, October 10th in Lowry Main Lounge. The multi-dimensional conversation will explo… Continue reading →

There are a myriad of opportunities to learn about inclusion and global engagement this week. Aside from going to see Charles Man at 7:30pm in McGaw tonight, here is a partial list of the Center’s collaborative activities. On Wednesday at 7pm &#… Continue reading →