at Keene State College
Rich Blatchly and Jerry Jasinski, Keene State College
10 a.m. Thursday, November 5; .Madison Street Lounge, Student Center
Maybe the earth really is flattening, as economist Thomas Friedman writes. In this session, three chemistry professors explore how the process of doing science is becoming increasingly global, and how this globalization impacts the way they prepare their students to meet the challenges of a flatter world.
How is KSC tied to events on the local, national, and global scale? Check out this wall-sized poster
that will be on display in the Student Center Atrium throughout the Symposium to find out.
The 2009 World Affairs Symposium is made possible through the generous support and sponsorship from the following offices, organizations, and individuals:
New Hampshire Humanities Council© 2010 Sixth Biennial World Affairs Symposium | A Centennial Symposium at Keene State College
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