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EXL 300 (1 course-credit)
Cross-Cultural Learning, Theory & Practice
2003-2015

gust mead on magazine cover.jpg

EXL 300 (Cross-Cultural Learning, Theory & Practice) was a pilot project that I designed in fall 2003. It was formally introduced into the Allegheny College Course Catalog in 2005. The course, which I taught from 2003-2015, was mandatory for all students registered in Allegheny College-sponsored semester or year-long study away/ study abroad programs. EXL 300 had pre-departure, on-site, and re-entry components with several reflection opportunities such as student blogs, research papers, poster presentations for wider audiences, and digital stories.

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Explore some of the student work by clicking on the buttons below and following the links:

Augusta Mead ('16) pictured here, on the cover of the Allegheny College alumni magazine, participated in a study abroad Experiential Learning (EL) seminar to India, that I led in 2014. A student-athlete who majored in Environmental Science and minored in Communication Arts, 'Gusty' is currently a Junior Project Developer at the clean energy company, Liberty Renewables. You can read more about her here.

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