GSW students participate in a W2W dialogue on race, cultural identity, and inclusion with local and international facilitators.
The Windows to the World (W2W) offers programs and experiential activities to help students learn about and explore cultural diversity and inclusion. The goal of W2W is to help prepare GSW graduates to engage successfully in the diverse world in which we live. Acquiring cultural competency is a valuable and marketable skill, as well as a lifelong process. GSW encourages students to seek out intercultural learning opportunities, both in and outside of the classroom:
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- To acquire intercultural knowledge, skills, and attitudes
- To explore both how students see people who are different from them, and their own identity
- To interact with other cultures and other areas of diversity and critically reflect on these interactions
- Canes Connect Calendar Link
- Student Guidelines for Meeting W2W Requirements
- W2W Advisor Guidelines
- W2W Event Guidelines
- University 1000 Intercultural Enrichment Opportunities
- SEE GSW TV for PAST Windows to the World Videos
Career Opportunities Abroad:
- U.S. State Department
Students interested in working for the U.S. State Department: "Pathway" positions become available and lead to full-time employment. Sign up for State Department Job Notifications here. - Peace Corps
- TELC: Teaching English While Learning Chinese
GSW faculty, staff, and student organizations are encouraged to submit a proposal to host a Windows to the World Program. Please see W2W Event Guidelines. Proposals should be submitted to the Office of Experiential Learning.
