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SUMMARY:Visual Evocation: Poland by Night - Panel Discussion on Photography
DESCRIPTION:Join Georgia State University’s Office of International Initiatives for a panel discussion on the visual evocation of night photography in Poland. Panelists will discuss technical\, visual and emotional responses elicited from pictures taken by Polish photographer Krzysztof Masiuk. The unique canvas-printed photographic collection shows night scenery of Polish cities and towns. Special illumination and the play of light capture magical moments in each photograph and bring out the beauty of Poland from a whole new perspective. Photographs from Krzysztof Masiuk’s exhibit\, Fall in Love with Poland by Night\, are on display in the International Center (Dahlberg Hall\, Third Floor) during International Education Week from November 13 – 17\, 2017. \nPanelists: \nKrzysztof Masiuk\, artist and owner of the exhibit Fall in Love with Poland By Night\nSergey Khangulian\, expert on Polish history\nMarc Zayac\, faculty\, Perimeter College\nJerry Zielinski\, chair of the Polish Club of Atlanta\nAnna Holub-Standish\, past chair of the Polish Club of Atlanta and coordinator of the exhibit Fall in Love with Poland by Night\nSponsored by the Office of International Initiatives and the College of the Arts. \n\n\n	From the archive:
URL:https://www.globalatlanta.com/event/visual-evocation-poland-night-panel-discussion-photography/
LOCATION:Dahlberg Hall – International Center\, 30 Courtland Street\, Room 350\, Atlanta\, GA\, 30302\, United States
CATEGORIES:Arts & Books
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SUMMARY:Mental Health Care Services of the Adult Syrian Refugee Population in Atlanta
DESCRIPTION:Georgia State University International Center Global Presentation Series \nMental Health Status and Needs Assessment for Mental Health Care Services of the Adult Syrian Refugee Population Resettled in Metropolitan Atlanta: A Cross-sectional Survey \nPresented by Skander M’Zah\, MD\n2017 MPH Candidate\, Rollins School of Public Health at Emory University\n2015 Fulbright Scholar \nDr. Skander M‘Zah\, a physician and active participant in the movement known as the Arab Spring\, was called home to Tunisia by the Red Crescent to respond to the emerging refugee crisis on the border with Libya. Thousands of displaced families arrived each day\, fleeing violence at home only to encounter new challenges securing access to basic needs\, including adequate healthcare. Dr. M’zah carried his experience in the camps to his medical residency in family medicine in the public hospital in Tunis. where he created a professional training program for clowns to bring humor and light to disadvantaged children. \nAs a global health student he spent this past summer in Gaziantep\, Turkey\, 20 miles from the Syrian border to participate in the World Health Organization‘s (WHO) emergency response to Northern Syria. Dr. M’Zah was tasked with writing the first mortality and morbidity report for the region since the refugee crisis began\, and he also helped design a health information System to address the gaps in data created by the disparate surveillance tools each organization used. \nInterviewed by Mary Helen O’Connor\, PhD\nSenior Faculty Associate\, Office of International Initiatives\nAssistant Professor\, Dept. of English\, Perimeter College at Georgia State University \n\n\n	From the archive:
URL:https://www.globalatlanta.com/event/georgia-state-universitys-international-center-global-presentation-series-mental-health-status-needs-assessment-mental-health-care-services-adult-syrian-refugee-population-re/
LOCATION:Georgia State University International Center\, 30 Courtland Street \, Atlanta\, GA\, 30303\, United States
CATEGORIES:Communities
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SUMMARY:Selected Business & Economics Cases from South Africa Study Abroad – International Center Global Presentation Series at Georgia State University
DESCRIPTION:Selected Business & Economics Cases from South Africa Study Abroad \nLed by Dr. Mourad Dakhli\, Faculty\, Robinson College of Business & Dr. Glen Ross\, Faculty\, Andrew Young School of Policy Studies \nGraduate students will present business and economic cases produced for their 2016 study abroad program in South Africa\, highlighting the rigorous and research-intensive academic work completed during this experiential learning opportunity. Topics include the wine industry\, energy efficiency\, child welfare\, the textile industry\, and the effect of the FIFA World Cup. Lunch will be served. \n\n\n	From the archive:
URL:https://www.globalatlanta.com/event/selected-business-economics-cases-south-africa-study-abroad-international-center-global-presentation-series-georgia-state-university/
LOCATION:Georgia State University International Center\, 30 Courtland Street \, Atlanta\, GA\, 30303\, United States
CATEGORIES:Business
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SUMMARY:1st Annual Emerging Global Issues Forum: Forced Migration \, Immigration & Security
DESCRIPTION:The Emerging Global Issues Forum on Forced Migration\, Immigration\, and Security will explore the causes\, consequences and policy responses to the rapid increases in forced migration and refugee movements around the world. The forum will bring together thought leaders and academics with a diverse range of practitioners and policymakers.We will explore the driving factors of migration; policy and legal responses to the consequences of forced migration including civil and human rights ramifications; security implications like terrorism\, crime and violence\, economic costs and benefits\, and the public perception and stigma revolving around displaced people. We will examine the implications and responses for the Atlanta metropolitan area\, as a microcosm of how these challenges play out in the U.S.\, and a locus of national and local debates. A closing working session will focus on identifying possible solutions for follow-up\, and facilitating discussion. \nThe Forum will take place March 30\, 2017 in Centennial Hall on the Atlanta campus of Georgia State University. \nRegistration is now open! Free and open to the public. \n\n\n	From the archive:
URL:https://www.globalatlanta.com/event/1st-annual-emerging-global-issues-forum-forced-migration-immigration-security/
LOCATION:Centennial Hall Auditorium\, 100 Auburn Ave\, Atlanta\, GA\, 30303\, United States
CATEGORIES:Policy
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SUMMARY:Korea / U.S. Economic Relations: Taking a Closer Look
DESCRIPTION:Korea is one the United States’ most important economic partners. Since a free trade agreement was signed in 2012\, U.S.-Korea trade has totaled over $100 billion each year and Korea has become the fifth fastest growing source of foreign direct investment in the United States. Georgia is one of largest beneficiaries of this relationship\, with over 50 Korean-owned facilities providing over 5\,000 jobs. Economic ties with Korea\, however\, are faced with new political and economic challenges in 2017 that merit careful consideration. Please join us for a panel discussion on how these issues should be addressed to ensure both countries may continue to benefit from a close economic partnership. \nPanelists:\nCraig Lesser\, Managing Partner\, Pendleton Group and Former Commissioner of the Georgia Department of Economic Development\nKyle Ferrier\, Director of Academic Affairs and Research\, Korea Economic Institute\nHeechun Kim\, Assistant Professor of International Business\, J. Mack Robinson College of Business\, Georgia State University\nArndt Siepmann\, Director of Industrial Development for the City of Auburn\, Alabama\, Economic Development Department \nWelcome:\nWolfgang F. Schlör\, Associate Provost for International Initiatives\, Georgia State University \nModerator:\nTamer Cavusgil\, Fuller E. Callaway Professorial Chair and Executive Director of CIBER\, Robinson College of Business\, Georgia State University \nFor more information on the panelists\, please visit http://international.gsu.edu/KEI.\nFree and open to the public. Must present your RSVP confirmation at the door to enter.\nRegister today: http://gsuinternational.eventbrite.com/ \nReception sponsored by the Consulate General of the Republic of Korea in Atlanta.\nCatering by Blossom Tree Korean Eatery. \nIn collaboration with the Global Studies Institute\, Department of Political Science\, the Korea Economic Institute of Atlanta\, the Center for International Business Education & Research (CIBER)\, and the World Trade Center Atlanta. \n\n\n	From the archive:
URL:https://www.globalatlanta.com/event/korea-u-s-economic-relations-taking-closer-look/
CATEGORIES:Economic Development
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SUMMARY:The World and the City in the 21st Century - International Center Global Presentation Series at Georgia State University
DESCRIPTION:The World and the City in the 21st Century \nPresented by Dr. Jan Nijman\nDirector\, Urban Studies Institute\nAndrew Young School of Policy Studies\nGeorgia State University \nGlobal and urban research once were positioned at opposite ends of a scalar spectrum but now they are increasingly entwined. Major urban regions form the building blocks of a global economy (and culture) that is ever more integrated. Understanding cities requires an understanding of global processes\, and vice versa. Dr. Nijman will reflects on his international research experience in Amsterdam\, Miami\, Mumbai and Hong Kong\, and discusses where Atlanta fits in the work at the new Institute. \nInterviewed by Dr. Mary Beth Walker\nDean\, Andrew Young School of Policy Studies\nGeorgia State University \n\n\n	From the archive:
URL:https://www.globalatlanta.com/event/world-city-21st-century-international-center-global-presentation-series-georgia-state-university/
LOCATION:Dahlberg Hall – International Center\, 30 Courtland Street\, Room 350\, Atlanta\, GA\, 30302\, United States
CATEGORIES:Economic Development
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SUMMARY:One Belt\, One Road: Global Challenges and Opportunities
DESCRIPTION:In the fall of 2013\, China’s President Xi Jinping proposed a global effort known as “One Belt\, One Road” (OBOR)\, which focuses on connectivity and cooperation among countries primarily between the People’s Republic of China and the rest of Eurasia. The OBOR initiative seeks to link countries along the Ancient Silk Routes to advance cultural understanding\, economic development\, and diplomatic ties. It places unprecedented demand on China to profoundly reach out to and understand other cultures and civilizations. Professor Feng will discuss the implications of this massive initiative both for its direct neighbors (such as India) as well as for the West. \nModerated by DR. VOLKAN TOPALLI\, acting associate provost for International Initiatives at Georgia State University.\nDelegation led by DR. WEI ZHAO\, rector of the University of Macao. \n\n\n	From the archive:
URL:https://www.globalatlanta.com/event/one-belt-one-road-global-challenges-opportunities/
LOCATION:Centennial Hall Auditorium\, 100 Auburn Ave\, Atlanta\, GA\, 30303\, United States
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SUMMARY:Introducing the Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL) Model to Georgia State: A Conversation with Jon Rubin – International Center Global Presentation Series (GPS) 2016
DESCRIPTION:International Center Global Presentation Series (GPS) 2016\nIntroducing the Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL) Model to Georgia State: A Conversation with Jon Rubin\nFriday\, November 11th from 12 – 1pm\nInternational Center\, Dahlberg Hall\, Room 350 \nPresentation by Professor Jon Rubin\, Director\, SUNY COIL Center\nInterviewed by Dr. Tony Lemieux\, Director\, Georgia State University Global Studies Institute \nLive Video Streaming on Periscope\nJoin us at Periscope.TV/GSUOII \nJon Rubin is the Director of the SUNY Center for Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL)\, which is a unit of the State University of New York’s Office of Global Affairs. He has also recently directed the National Endowment for the Humanities funded: COIL Institute for Globally Networked Learning in the Humanities\, which has engaged 22 U.S. and 26 international universities in developing collaborative\, shared\, networked classrooms. He was Professor of Film and New Media at SUNY Purchase College where he developed a Cross-Cultural Video course in which SUNY students co-produced videos over the Internet with students in Turkey\, Lithuania\, Mexico\, Belarus\, and Germany. His own films have been shown at the Museum of Modern Art and at the Whitney Museum in NY. As a media artist he is best known for his Floating Cinema\, a choreography of media images moving across the water at night. He has received Guggenheim\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Ford Foundation and Fulbright fellowships. \n\n\n	From the archive:
URL:https://www.globalatlanta.com/event/introducing-collaborative-online-international-learning-coil-model-georgia-state-conversation-jon-rubin-international-center-global-presentation-series-gps-2016/
LOCATION:Dahlberg Hall – International Center\, 30 Courtland Street\, Room 350\, Atlanta\, GA\, 30302\, United States
CATEGORIES:Education
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