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The two cultural anthropologists on our team (Hansen and Yarris) regularly teach undergraduate and graduate courses related to immigration policy, migration studies, deportation, and immigrant social movements. While most faculty we reached out to were supportive of the project, some raised concerns.
Lebanon High School, apart from her regular classes, she chose electives like globalstudies, business and political science — three of her favorite subjects. s teachers translated documents in Dari before administering tests, but she could not read them since she did not attend school in Afghanistan. Mohammadi’s friend N.W.,
It can’t happen,” said Brenda Tooley, director of globalstudies at Knox College, which is offering full-tuition scholarships to two Syrian students who will begin in January. And if they don’t have academic transcripts or documents such as high school diplomas, they can take foundation courses to prove they’re ready for admission.
Some instructors said they often eschew textbooks for primary sources, such as first-person accounts of life before and after slavery as told by formerly enslaved people and historic documents, such as sharecropper contracts, to teach about that era. Reconstruction is the answer to that question.”.
It can’t happen,” said Brenda Tooley, director of globalstudies at Knox College, which is offering full-tuition scholarships to two Syrian students who will begin in January. And if they don’t have academic transcripts or documents such as high school diplomas, they can take foundation courses to prove they’re ready for admission.
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