The Student Initiative on Global Engagement invites you to join us for a dinner discussion:
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>>>>Negotiating Identities Across Cultures<<<<
   with Professors Jim Igoe and Hoyt Alverson
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Thursday, March 1st
4:30 PM, Cutter Shabazz First-Floor Lounge


How do we negotiate our identities (as Americans, researchers, women, LGBT etc.) while engaging with new cultures?

How do we resolve tensions between the need to fit in with our desires to stay true to who we are?

How should we respond when we realize we have been culturally insensitive?

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Join us to hear from 2 anthropology professors and share your own perspectives and experiences.

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The Student Initiative on Global Engagement (SIGE) is supported by the Office of the President through the Milton Sims Kramer '54 Memorial Prize, the Tucker Foundation, and the Dickey Center. SIGE seeks to bring together students passionate about challenging global socioeconomic inequality in order to improve the ethics and efficacy of student service, research, internships, and study in under-served communities globally. The Initiative hosts focused discussions, provides peer-to-peer advising, and produces free resources on global engagement.