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Task force proposes
international college
By Tammy Batey
f me' <id Repor!f?f
Boosting the understanding
ot international issues on i .mi
pus and i proposed Interna
tional College tit the t ’diversity
were two issues discussed tit a
forum held Thursday b\ the
Task f orce on the Global Con
text and International Studies
John Baldw in an assni iate
professor with the Dept ol
Planning Public Polic v and
Management, said students
who study abroad should do
more than iust learn the lan
guage when the\ travel to an
other i ountr\
Then' are many ret ommen
dations about what to do tor the
students, but not main about
wavs to help other people he
said
ICS students and faculty in
stud\ abroad programs should
become activeK involved in
understanding and working to
advam e human rights and en
viromnental issues in foreign
countries. Baldwin said
In forming recommenda
lions international students
who come to the C S should
be looked at as a resourt e for
undergraduates. Sheridan said
Tire proposal that caused the
most confusion and doubt
among forum attendants was
the proposed International tail
lege
Some attendants argued that
it would exc lude general edu
< ation students
Task fore e member |oe Stone
said the goal of the Internation
a! College is not to isolate stu
dents from the rest of the i am
pus
" The intent lot the Interna
tional < College) was to appeal to
someone who might he maior
mg m 1‘hvsn s w ho is taking a
demanding load hut who might
want to broaden their educa
t ion.'' Slone said
I'he College would serve as a
focal point and an "energizing
( enter. ' Sheridan said
Task force member Krancoise
Calih used .1 personal experi
ence to alleviate any doubt that
she believes an International
( adlege could sin 1 eed
A leu years ago I was the
grumpiest person on i ampus
bet ause I had to send my (lor
eign language) students to a lit
tie cave to listen to tapes." she
said
Now (lalin. a romaru e lan
gouges professor, can send her
students to the Yomuda Center
a new facility where students
may listen to tapes and rei ords
Mirat les do happen. ( aim
said "Other m irac I es 1 .111
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