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The Center for Global Citizenship was established because we believe a 21st century education must place, at its core, an emphasis on a broad understanding of the world. Its job is to promote global understanding and citizenship, foster a deep appreciation for the cultures of the world, challenge students to critically think about the world’s most pressing global issues, and help students understand how the United States fits into a global context. The Center has several dimensions:
Learn what the center does and how students can join.
International Student Travel & Exchanges
The Center for Global Citizenship oversees all programs abroad and has offered programs to to Argentina, Austria, the Bahamas, the British Virgin Islands, Cambodia, Chile, China, Ecuador and the Galapagos Islands, Nicaragua, France, Iceland, India, Italy, Japan, Nicaragua, Panama, Peru, Quebec, Spain, Turkey, Vatican City, Uruguay, and Zambia.
The Global Scholars Program is a four-year course of study examining different regions of the world, global leaders, pertinent issues, and politics.
Harriet Mullin Barry Fellowship
The Harriet Mullin Barry Fellowship program was established in 2008 by Thomas C. Barry and Martha Barry Horsburgh ’65 to provide for international travel and research by rising junior Global Scholars at Hathaway Brown School.
In collaboration with the Institute for 21st Century learning, the CGC brings in speakers that expose the girls to new ideas, challenge their thinking, and inform them of pressing global and domestic issues.
Early Childhood Global Scholars Program
A partnership between US Global Scholars and our young students in Early Childhood, whereby students in both divisions will learn more about others and themselves.
Faculty Professional Development
Through generous donations from the Barry Family, Wolf Family Foundation and the Bingham Family Foundation, the CGC sponsors faculty travel and professional development.
Contact Us
Mike Ciuni
Director, Center for Global Citizenship
Hathaway Brown School
19600 N. Park Blvd.
Shaker Heights, OH 44122
216.320.8095
mciuni@hb.eduLearn more about what the CGC has to offer.
