(NAME-MCE) Question

[LISA HUBBARD]

Amira,
Texas A&M /College Station, TX has a fabulous Urban Education program that focuses on diverstiy.  I highly recommend that you check into this program. The professors in this area are true scholars.
 
Lisa Hubbard
Adaptive Behavior Center
High School Counselor
Cy-Fair ISD
Lisa.Hubbard at CFISD.net 
281-897-4176

>>> "amira shouman" <amira.shouman at gmail.com> 11/3/2008 8:36 AM >>>


Hi everyone,

I am looking for grad programs in higher education that have a solid
foundation in multiculturalism/diversity.My goal is to do some kind work on
the college level Right now I am doing an AmeriCorps Campus Compact program
in Boston, setting up student volunteers to tutor adult English Language
Learners. I am interested in all that can be learned through cross cultural
connections and exposing college students to diversity.

Although I enjoy Boston I wouldn't mind moving because I really want to
work with a program that is going to prepare me the best. If any of you have
suggestions or advice I would really appreciate it. Thanks a lot.

Regards,

Amira

-- 
Amira Shouman
MACC AmeriCorps*VISTA at Simmons College
ILC Volunteer Coordinator
T:(ILC): 617-927-8078
T:(Simmons): 617-521-2245
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