Sustainable Development Goals: 17 Goals to Transform Our World | #SDGs

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17 Goals to Transform Our World Governments, businesses and civil society together with the United Nations have started to mobilize efforts to achieve the Sustainable Development Agenda by 2030. Universal, inclusive and indivisible, the Agenda calls for action by all countries to improve the lives of people everywhere.In 2015, countries adopted the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and its 17 Sustainable Development Goals.

In 2016, the Paris Agreement on climate change entered into force, addressing the need to limit the rise of global temperatures. Explore this site to find out more about the efforts of the UN and its partners to build a better world with no one left behind.

Source: Sustainable Development Goals: 17 Goals to Transform Our World

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We are going to incorporate the SDGs that are relevant to our Global Management courses. Using our GLOBE educational model, each SDG will be match with specific content and modules in each course.

  • Global Management
  • Management of Information Systems
  • Global Leadership
  • International Business

 

 

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Global Learning News Weekly Report

Global Outdoors Learning News, Adventures, and Events including technology, environmental, management, and leadership. Scouting Adventures is also part our our news and social media network.

Global Learning News is a media initiative to integrate news, adventures, and events intended to enhance higher education learning experiences in technology, environment, and management. The university is outdoors and experiential learning happens out-of-the-box in the “outdoors classroom”. See #GlobalLearningNews video channel, blog and newsletters. Global Learning News is interactive “Outdoors Press”.

Global Learning Adventures At Sea – BREXIT Referendum

Global Learning Adventures At Sea – BREXIT Referendum

June 2016. Baltic Sea Cruise aboard Navigator of the Seas. We visited Southampton, UK, Oslo, Norway, Copenhagen, Denmark, Tallinn, Estonia, St Petersburg, Russia, Helsinki, Finland, and Bruges, Belgium. At sea we lived BREXIT Referendum Day where the UK decided to leave the European Union. Aboard we talked to UK and European citizens and discussed their reactions. When you watch this video, you can see what happened in the UK after this historic day.

We also use this clip to summarize our 40 years of traveling, 50 countries visited, and 12 cruises so far. We emphasize the importance of traveling, learning about cultures, politics, history, and economics, and living historic events like this one.

Visit our Global Learning News blog for global lessons http://www.globallearningnews.com and follow our Travel Adventures & Chronicles Blog for tips and places to visit www.traveladventuresblog.org

Video Link: Global Learning Adventures At Sea – BREXIT Referendum

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Global Learning Series: High Seas Management

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Capt. Tom Bagan spoke to our MAN3353 class a couple of years ago. He used to be the Master of a ship similar to the one featured in the movie “Captain Phillips“. He spoke about the Merchant Marine, Port and Cargo Operations, Weather and Security at Sea, and Crew Welfare.

Captain Bagan is back to Florida State College at Jacksonville – Deerwood Center to speak about the Merchant Marine, Jacksonville Port, and High Seas Management. Jacksonville is a global city with two US Navy Stations, a global cargo and cruise port, and a vibrant global business community. Our FSCJ students work in several industries related to our merchant marine, port operations, Armed Forces, and global companies.

Join MAN3335 Management students and Capt Bagan to kick off this academic year’s Global Learning Series. Deerwood Professors: email Dr. Jose Lepervanche if you want to bring your class and find a large classroom. Deerwood Students: email Dr. Lepervanche to reserve your seat. (Subject: High Seas Management).

Global Learning Series is one the Global Learning Opportunities: Bridges and Engagement (GLOBE) educational activities created to bring global speakers and activities to our classrooms.  GLOBE is an educational model to facilitate global collaboration and creative learning methods inside and outside the classroom. The objective is to find Global Learning Opportunities that are useful to our courses or programs, build Bridges by connecting speakers, presenters, facilitators or influencers with courses or FSCJ programs, and produce Engagement by creating active and continuous collaboration. Visit www.globallearningnews.com for more. GLOBE was introduced during FSCJ AdjunctPalooza 2016.

Global Learning Opportunities Building Engagement (GLOBE)

Global Learning Opportunities Building Engagement (GLOBE)

About GLOBE

Be a Global Learner!

Global Learning Opportunities: Bridges and Engagement (GLOBE) is a model of global collaboration and creative ideas to enhance our learning programs.

GLOBE is an educational model to facilitate global collaboration and creative learning methods inside and outside the classroom. The objective is to find Global Learning Opportunities that are useful to our courses or programs, Building bridges, by connecting speakers, presenters, facilitators or influencers with courses or FSCJ programs, and produce Engagement by creating active and continuous collaboration.

Objective of this Guide

The objective of the GLOBE guide is to provide a centralized location for global learning opportunities produced by professors, graduates, and students. Resources include library databases, links to websites, blogs, videos, and global events related to FSCJ programs and global engagement initiatives.

Implementing GLOBE

In order to implement GLOBE it is necessary that professors, graduates, or interested students follow these steps:

  1. identify their personal interests by doing an update personal SWOT analysis. Once identified personal Strengths, personal potential Opportunities will show up.
  2. Search for innovative educational models (i.e. Finland educational method) and creative content in specific areas of knowledge (i.e. Cold War impact in democracies and global business, Impact of Brexit in the US, museums, etc.). These are the Global Learning Opportunities to find.
  3. Use emerging technologies to find new content and connections (Google Scholar, Google Earth, Mobile Apps). Start Building bridges.
  4. Find real players to build bridges of knowledge (local speakers, international speakers via Skype)
  5. Match cases, speakers and content with current learning objectives of specific courses. (Be outside the textbook, classroom).
  6. Create active collaboration by inviting guests to classes, show new videos, cases, and real examples of current decision makers, leaders, innovators, and problem solvers (i.e. similar to Writers Series, Bosnia list, Socrates Café, TEDx etc. Create continuous Engagement as part of our courses. (Outdoors University, Scouting Adventures).

 GLOBE is a simple model that looks for creative and new content. It also allows professors to create new content and to collaborate with other professors in other areas of knowledge. For example, attending a Bosnia List presentation about a book and history helped in the search for Bosnia & Herzegovina recovery and international help after the war. Our trip to Mostar, a city divided by religions and destroyed in many wars was important to put all the pieces together.

GLOBE motivates professors and students to be on the top of Bloom’s taxonomy pyramid by promoting critical thinking, collaboration, evaluation and analysis of cases, and bring creativity and innovation to a new level of lifelong learning. Learning is not about grades and courses, learning is about using new knowledge to have a better world. Be a Global Learner!

Sharing GLOBE Resources

Initially this GLOBE Guide provides access to currently known global learning initiatives. As more global learning opportunities are found, they will be added organized by topics.

Behind GLOBE

Behind GLOBE is Dr. Jose G. Lepervanche, Professor of Supervision and Management at Florida State College at Jacksonville. He uses Global Learning Opportunities to enhance his Strategic Management, Information Systems, International Business, and Special Topics in Management courses.  He has been a world traveler for more than 40 years visiting more than 50 countries. Some of his trips have been for vacations and tourism while others have been for business, international affairs, World Scouting, Navy, TEDx or educational purposes. He has attended several international conferences and he has been speaker in some of them including IAEA International Conference on Nuclear Research Reactors in Germany, UNESCO Knowledge Communications in Venezuela, and several UNAD business, education, and technology conferences in Colombia.

His first trips to the US created the conditions to emigrate from Venezuela to be “American by Choice”. He became US citizen in 2006. His trips and engagement with local businesses, cultures, and history have shaped his business and educational activities. Global connections and collaborations have allowed him to work and volunteer in many countries including most of Latin America, Europe and Australia. He created GLOBE to share his global instructional resources, collect other global resources as part of FSCJ Global Engagement Committee and to provide a learning platform to collect and share global learning resources from fellow FSCJ professors, graduates, collaborators, and students.

Global Learning Initiatives

Outdoors Classrooms (Outdoors University activities)

  • Outdoors Classroom – Live Flow Chart
  • Outdoors Classroom – Live World Wide Web
  • Outdoors Classroom – Live Management Scrabble

Global Learning Resources (Topics)

Global Learning Resources (Countries)

Central America

  • FSCJ CAYA Central American Youth Ambassador Program.

Czech Republic

  • Under Prague. Exploring a Nuclear Bunker.

Germany

  • Behind the Berlin Wall. Reunification of Germany
  • German Democratic Republic

Japan

  • Hiroshima 70 Years Later

Norway

  • Nobel Peace Center

Poland

Russia

  • Cold War
  • Peterhof
  • The Hermitage

Global Learning Series

New guest speakers to courses and expansion to monthly presentations by local and global leaders. Potential guests include TEDx local speakers, corporate and government leaders. Invitation to other FSCJ professors, graduates and guests to share their international experiences.

Examples of students’ creative collaboration, outdoors classrooms, and global and local learning initiatives.

Guest Speakers

  • TEDx Speaker as Guest Speaker
  • TEDx Salons, adventures, and panels
  • TEDx global events

Global and local learning initiatives

  •  CAYA students from Central America
  •  CERT Community Emergency Response Team training at FSCJ South Campu
  • Hiroshima 70 years later
  • Hispanic Institute for Life and Leadership HILL
  • English and Virtuality, Colombia

 

Global Learning Adventures & Countries

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2016 Europe

Argentina. Buenos Aires. 1990

Belgium. Zeebrugge. June 2016

Bolivia. La Paz

Bosnia & Herzegovina. Mejugorje. Mostar. Summer 2014

Canada. Montreal, Niagara Falls, Ottawa, Quebec, Toronto. Summer 2012

Canada. Whistler. TED Active. Mar 2015

Chile. Santiago

Colombia. Bogota, Cartagena, Leyva, Paipa. 2013, 2014

Colombia. Bogota. UNAD IV Intl Conference. Jun 2013

Colombia. Cartagena. UNAD III Intl Conference. July 2011.

Colombia. Cartagena. UNAD II Intl Conference. 2010

Costa Rica. San Jose

Croatia. Summer 2014

Czech Republic. Prague 2016

Denmark. Copenhagen 2016

El Salvador. San Salvador

Estonia. Tallinn 2016

Finland. Helsinski 2016

France. Paris. Lourdes. June 2016

Germany. Frankfurt. Kohn. 1981. Berlin 2016.

Guatemala. Guatemala

Honduras. Roatan. 2015

Japan. Yokohama. WSJ2015

Japan. Hiroshima

Mexico. Mexico City 1976. Cozumel. Costa Maya 2015

Netherlands. Amsterdam 2016

Norway. Oslo 2016

Panama. Panama

Poland. Krakow 2016

Portugal. Lisbon, Porto. 2015

Russia. St. Petersburg 2016

Slovenia. Summer 2014

Spain. Madrid, Segovia, Sevilla, Toledo, Valencia. 2010. 2014. 2015

Spain 2017. Fuengirola, Torremolinos, Nerja, Mijas, Malaga, Ronda, Cordoba, Avila, Madrid, Salamanca, Sagunto, Pto. Sagunto, Castellon, Valencia

Turk and Caicos. Grand Turk. Spring 2015. December 2012.

UK. London. Scotland 1981. Blair Atholl Scottish Jamboretter 2016. Edinburgh. Glasgow. Stirling. Summer 2016.

UK. London. Stonehenge. Windsor 2015

UK. London. Southampton 2015

USA. California, Colorado, Florida, Massachusetts, Nevada

USA. Massachusetts. Cambridge. TEDxBeaconStreet. Adventure Catalysts Workshop. Nov 2014. Nov 2015

USA. Denver. CSU Global. 2012

USA. Weston. UNAD I Intl Conference. 2009

Venezuela. Caracas