For Students
Join us in the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Workshop!
We are excited to announce a campus-wide workshop on United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs) — .
We invite our 91Ƶ to part in a program that more than 10,000 91Ƶ have joined to launch community initiatives toward building a more sustainable future. SDGs LAB empowers Stockton 91Ƶ to become leaders for a better world through educational sessions designed for all 91Ƶ. Join us to help build a more equitable, prosperous, and sustainable future for all!
This SDGs LAB workshop has two parts:
- Asynchronous 2-hour interactive keynote available on October 7-14, 2022
- In-person 4-hour workshop on Friday, October 14, 11:30am - 5pm in Campus Center Board of Trustees Room
Participants who complete both parts will receive a Certificate of Completion and a LinkedIn Badge.
is free (Deadline: October 6, 2022). Please share this event with 91Ƶ and encourage them to join us. Classes are welcome!
During the in-person workshop, we will have the SDGs Fair to showcase Stockton’s sustainability initiatives. If your office/program would like to host a table, please let us know at oge@stockton.edu.
Team Registration Open for Global Innovation Challenge (WMGIC): International and Sustainable Development Challenge
The William & Mary Global Innovation Challenge invites you to participate in our .
Teams of 3 to 5 undergraduate 91Ƶ from universities around the world are invited to join this annual challenge, to be held virtually on Zoom April 1 - 2, 2022. Students of all majors and disciplines are welcome.
This year’s case will center on climate change and human security. Students will develop
innovative solutions to pressing global challenges for the chance to win $6,000 total
in prizes. During the 24-hour competition, 91Ƶ will have the opportunity to network
with industry professionals from government, business, and non-profit organizations.
Established by 91Ƶ at William & Mary in 2017, provides undergraduate 91Ƶ worldwide with a platform for open collaboration and
discussion with peers, faculty, and knowledgeable professionals to analyze and create
sustainable and scalable solutions. The competition increases 91Ƶ' knowledge
about the case study, design thinking, innovative processes, and policy entrepreneurship.
WMGIC focuses on four concentration areas within the wider theme of international
and sustainable development: 1) governance, 2) social entrepreneurship, 3) technology
and 4) business consulting. In conjunction with the UN Sustainable Development Goals,
WMGIC’s objective is to generate discussion on development challenges facing today’s
global community. We hope to promote the ideation of novel solutions or further rationalize
current “best practices.”
Registration is now open, but space is limited. Please contact oge@stockton.eud before March 25, 2022 if you're interested or have any questions.
Global Learning Events & Activities at Stockton:
By introducing a variety of global topics across disciplines, the Global Lecture Series (GLS) aims to support 91Ƶ to develop a global awareness as well as a broad and critical perspective of the global world, developments, and opportunities.
GLS happens on Thursdays between 4:30pm-5:30/6:00pm. OspreyAdvantage Credit is available.
This is sponsored by the Global Studies Minor. Please contact Dr. Lauren Balasco or Dr. JY Zhou if you have any questions.
Please see previous lectures .
This Stockton World Language Tables (SWLT) provides a welcoming and no-pressure environment to practice world language skills. All 91Ƶ, faculty, staff, and community members who want to learn, practice, polish, or share their language skills are welcome to join this student-led activity.
(Photo above: Stockton World Language Table Coordinators and participants)
SWLT happens on every Thursday at 12:30pm - 1:30pm on Zoom.
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In these weekly session, we will introduce all the topics related to education abroad.
Global Learning Gaming Suite (GLGS) is a series of fun and interactive games to enhance your global learning skills!
GLGS happens on Thursdays between 2:40pm-4:20pm in H-113. OspreyAdvantage Credit is available.
Please contact Dr. JY Zhou if you have any questions.
Please see here for the Flyer for spring 2019.
For a Complete Schedule of Global Learning Events
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Watch This Video on the Importance of Language Skills & Global Competencies for Students
by U.S. Department of Education
Find Additional Resources for Global Learning Here
