University Open Air: Cultural Awareness in a Multicultural World
With more than three million foreign-born residents, New York City is considered the most culturally diverse city in the United States. The range of nationalities and cultures in the city presents a unique opportunity to learn, experience, and build community with each other. Join this interactive discussion and explore ways to heighten cultural awareness in an increasingly polarized world.
Denise Wiley is a journalist, public relations practitioner, and ESL instructor. Prior to moving to the US, Ms. Wiley lived in Japan where she taught business English, business communication and cultural awareness. She holds a BA in Media and Communication and is pursuing graduate study in international migration.
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University Open Air is generously supported by The Morris & Alma Schapiro Fund.
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With more than three million foreign-born residents, New York City is considered the most culturally diverse city in the United States. The range of nationalities and cultures in the city presents a unique opportunity to learn, experience, and build community with each other. Join this interactive discussion and explore ways to heighten cultural awareness in an increasingly polarized world.
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