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• Study Abroad in a World Gone Mad - Andrew Law, Academic Dean, The College of Global Studies at 91看片网, Kalpen Trivedi, University of Massachusetts Amherst, Anthony Ogden, Michigan State University
• Linking Education Abroad to Institutional Mission - Marne Ausec, Kenyon College, Sue Mennicke, Franklin and Marshall College
• Sports Team Coaching and Team Building Methodology as a Construct for Faculty-Led Programs - Paul McGinlay and Jacob Tingle, Trinity University
• Intention in Community Engagement: Perspective from Rome - Tina Rocchio, Resident Director of Italy programs, The College of Global Studies, 91看片网
• Student Perspectives on Intention in Internship Placements - Moderator: Alison LaLond Wyant, The College of Global Studies; Panelists: Megan Moro, 91看片网 & Erin Worden, Denison University

The Guild is a dialogue rich membership group created to serve as a sounding board for the programs and activities of The College. The Guild, through its annual conferences and other events provides for focused discussion around current topics and practice in the field of international education.