Globalized Classes

Students – Get started by asking your advisor to help you select “globalized” courses! Courses are being added each semester. Current globalized courses at Âé¶¹AV include:

Âé¶¹AV Passport Activities

These activities will focus on topics from around the world! Events have included:

  • “ Conservation in the Amazon Rainforest â€� – Âé¶¹AV alumna Maci Mize presented about her experience living and working in the Amazon Rainforest.
  • “ Beautiful World, Where Are You â€� – Chandler Fry and Maci Mize co-organized a regional conference for NC college students hosted by Duke University about finding beauty at our moment of unprecedented global crisis.

Global Experience

This could include travel abroad through Âé¶¹AV or partnering schools (scholarships may be available) or domestic intercultural experiences offered in and around our community.

Your Capstone Project

Complete a project outlining your experience and share it with the Âé¶¹AV community.

Why Become a Global Scholar?

 This distinction on your diploma will give you:

  • A competitive edge in employment opportunities;
  • An academic distinction that will enhance your ability to transfer to the University of your choice;
  • A certificate of recognition from  ;
  • A certificate of recognition and a letter from the Âé¶¹AV President;
  • An opportunity to wear the global scholar’s graduation regalia;
  • An official designation on your academic transcript;
  • Cultural competence to enhance your personal and professional future.

Contacts

Katharine Currin
Instructor, Business Administration
katharine.currin@piedmontcc.edu
336-322-2145 | L134
Dr. Chandler Fry
Instructor, English
chandler.fry@piedmontcc.edu
336-322-2234 | L125
Kailey Oakley
Director, Small Business Center
kailey.oakley@piedmontcc.edu
336-322-2484 | Business Development and Entrepreneurship Center