Activities and Events | Montgomery College, Maryland

Global Exchange Through Social Media

Just because our upcoming travel program has been postponed, doesn't mean you still can't participate in culturally-rich exchanges. Now we are bringing the world to you; and through the means which you most embrace—social media. Join our casual, yet instructive exchanges that are available with international students, instructors, and/or global community members via our Travel Talk Webinars and Virtual Escapes.

Ongoing and Upcoming Events

Committed to or Curious About COIL? (event flyer (PDF, ) )

COIL = Collaborative Online International Learning

A US faculty member pairs a class with a class abroad for 3 to 7 weeks for several collaborative learning activities, often culminating in small-group student projects. Join a New Statewide Professional Development Group on COIL.

Free & open to all Maryland faculty from statewide consortium (MCCIEC & MIECnew window) member institutions.

Meet every fourth Tuesday of the month, 3:30–4 p.m. via Zoomnew window (free drop in; no RSVP needed)

Tuesday, September 23: What Is COIL?
Tuesday, October 28: Managing Differences of Time & Modality
Tuesday, November 25: Finding & Sustaining a Partnership
Tuesday, December 23: External Resources for COIL

FORMAT: Short presentation on & discussion of the day’s theme, followed by open discussion/Q&A.

Questions? Contact Rebekah de Wit at CCBC (rdewit@ccbcmd.edunew window) or Lombuso Khoza at HCC (lkhoza@howardcc.edunew window).

Discover the World: Interactive, Immersive, and Engaging Faculty Workshops

Next generation global education accessible to all. View the flyer (PDF, ) . Workshops are available upon request. Contact Greg Malveaux for more information.

Past Events

United Kingdom Student Scholar and Professional Development Recipient Presentation Program

Presented by MC Study Abroad, the Department of Composition and Literature, and the Department of History.

Come Hear What is SAID
Study Abroad Information and Discussion Sessions

Topics included semester and year-long study abroad, service learning, grant and scholarship opportunities. For more information contact the Study Abroad Coordinator, Greg Malveauxnew window.