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Step 2: Complete and submit your conflict case study analysis using the attached template.

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Step 2: Complete and submit your conflict case study analysis using the attached template.

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Step 1: Carefully read the assignment directions.

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Step 1: Carefully read the assignment directions.

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Step 3: Complete and submit your Group Project Individual Reflection Paper.

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Step 3: Complete and submit your Group Project Individual Reflection Paper.

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Step 2: Create a digital artifact with your group and publish it on MS Teams.

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Step 2: Create a digital artifact with your group and publish it on MS Teams.

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Step 1: Carefully read the assignment directions.

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Step 1: Carefully read the assignment directions.

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Step 2: Complete and submit your report using the attached template.

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Step 2: Complete and submit your report using the attached template.

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Step 1: Carefully read the assignment directions.

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Step 1: Carefully read the assignment directions.

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Step 3: Complete and submit your Resource Review using the attached template.

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Step 3: Complete and submit your Resource Review using the attached template.

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Step 2: Review the Interpersonal Communication Global Module Resources Padlet.

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Step 2: Review the Interpersonal Communication Global Module Resources Padlet.

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Step 1: Carefully read the assignment directions.

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Step 1: Carefully read the assignment directions.

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Hello! You are more than welcome to use or adapt any of the lessons or resources included in this module. Attribution is appreciated. If you are incorporating this module in your COM 120 Interpersonal Communication course in order to globalize your course as part of the Scholar of Global Distinction program, please check with UNC World View staff if you wish to modify or change any of the activities.

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Welcome! If you have been assigned to complete this module as part of an Interpersonal Communication course, please start with Activity 1 below. You'll move through the steps to complete each activity until you have completed all four activities included in the module. Please check with your instructor for due dates.

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Watch this video to learn more about the UNC World View Scholar of Global Distinction program.

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Welcome to the COM 120 Interpersonal Communication Globalized Course Module! This module was created through a grant from the World View program at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Students who complete this module as part of a COM 120 course at Wake Tech will earn 3 hours of credit towards the 15 hours of globally intensive coursework required by the UNC World View Scholar of Global Distinction program.

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Professional Development World View’s year-round portfolio of professional development offerings exposes community college educators to global issues and the cultures of regions around the world. All offer professional development contact hours (PDCHs). Programs and Webinars Global Study Visits Leadership Programs … Read more

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https://worldview.unc.edu/staff-members/hazael-andrew/

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https://researchguides.waketech.edu/prf.php?account_id=791

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East Coast Consortium of Slavic Library Collections

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Collections website
University Libraries at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, the nation's oldest public university, advances the study of Russia, Eurasia and Eastern Europe through its collections, digitization efforts, and research support for UNC-Chapel Hill students, faculty and staff, for the residents of the State of North Carolina, and for scholars worldwide.

The Library collects materials primarily from Russia, the Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia, Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Hungary, and Ukraine, in addition English, French and German language materials on this world area. Collecting for Russia, Poland, Ukraine, and other former Soviet republics is done in cooperation with Duke University Libraries within the Triangle Research Libraries Network.

One of the major strengths of the collection is its holdings on the Russian diaspora, exemplified most notably by the André Savine Collection, which includes materials dealing with the White Armies in the Russian Civil War and in exile. A related Czechoslovak Legion Collection includes legionnaire publications from the Siberian anabasis.

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UNC Chapel Hill Libraries - East Coast Consortium of Slavic Library Collections

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Collections website University Libraries at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, the nation's oldest public university, advances the study of Russia, Eurasia and Eastern Europe through its collections, digitization efforts, and research support for UNC-Chapel Hill students, faculty and staff, for the residents of the State of North Carolina, and for scholars worldwide.

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https://global.unc.edu/directory/brett-harris/

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This module was created by Emily Moore, Department Head and Associate Professor of Communication at Wake Technical Community College in Raleigh, N.C. Please email ecmoore@waketech.edu with any questions.