As national news regularly draws attention to concerns about international students on United States’ college campuses, The Enterprise sat down with Joanna Regulska, the UC Davis vice provost and associate chancellor of global affairs.
McAllister’s work in Lebanon is just one way she takes on human rights issues. A fourth-year design major and human rights minor, McAllister says she encounters human rights issues every day in every corner of her life.
Through funding and mentorship from the UC Davis Blum Center for Developing Economies in Global Affairs, UC Davis students gain international experience, grow academically and personally.
In the process of considering America in a global context, four UC Davis students met inspiring thinkers, explored avenues for creative expression, set goals for the future – and collected plenty of questions with answers worth searching for.
UC Davis Engineering students, in partnership with the Blum Center for Developing Economies, make a global impact in taking on a water system project in Peru.
The Blum Center for Developing Economics at UC Davis offers grants to both undergraduate and graduate students who are focused on alleviating poverty in developing countries and areas.
From the search for the best coffee and checking out the mountain ranges to getting to work on the seminar projects—UC Davis Study Abroad student Liz McAllister shares stories and views from the first part of a new Seminar Abroad program in Nepal.
I leave for Nepal in 11 hours. And although I should probably be notifying my bank of my traveling plans or spitting out the emails I owe several professors, I want to tell you about this past quarter and what led me to the trip ahead.
The personal stories of Aggies who have ventured around the globe and of those who have come from beyond our borders will be featured during International Education Week, Nov. 13-17.
