Students in BGSU’s Master of Arts in Cross-cultural and International Education (MACIE) program are a group of young people who typically have lived and worked around the world. They share a great sense of adventure and camaraderie, along with a commitment to helping underserved populations.

“They are a fantastic group, bringing a whole new dimension to the College of Education and Human Development and therefore campus,” said Dr. Margaret Zoller Booth, leadership and policy studies and MACIE director.

Feb. 2

• Get ideas, inspiration at Teaching and Learning Fair
• Honors Program reaches out to admitted students
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Feb. 3

• UESP participation exceeds estimate
• Nonprofit created to develop new residence halls
• BGSU helps teach students to manage their finances
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Feb. 4

• Wolfe, Stroh centers reach skyward
• ‘Free’ speech is not always free, speaker to explain
• Edwards, Molnar to play key roles in OBOR online education agenda
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Feb. 5

• Englehart addresses Washington, D.C., task force
• Another financial aid workshop held today
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