Faculty Fellows Food for Thought Series: Global Learning with Professor Mubichi-Kut

During this community conversation, we will discuss advances in ethical and critical community-based global learning and research for more just, inclusive, and sustainable communities. Community-based global learning is a term developed by scholar-practitioners defined by community-driven learning and service; development of cultural humility; global citizenship; continuous and diverse forms of critically reflective practice; ongoing attention to power, privilege, and positionality throughout programming and coursework; deliberate and demonstrable learning; and safe, transparent, and well-managed programs.

Professor Mubichi-Kut is the Executive Director of the SMART (Student Multidisciplinary Applied Research Teams) program at Cornell. The SMART program is a unique service learning program that brings together multidisciplinary teams of graduate and undergraduate students, faculty, and staff from across the university to address real-life challenges identified by small businesses, NGOs, community groups, and public institutions working within emerging markets.

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Co-hosted with: Dyson Student Experience (OWNER), Dyson Graduate Students

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