CISP at CSU Long Beach is a Choices Training Provider of Brown University's The Choices Program

Mission Statement

The program seeks to empower young people with the skills, knowledge, and participatory habits to be engaged citizens who are capable of addressing international and public policy issues through thoughtful public discourse and informed decision making.

How does the program help students?

Students gain skills and knowledge in order to compete in the 21st Century by incorporating Choice materials which incorporate the latest scholarship from Brown University and beyond
By learning to draw connections between historical events and contemporary international issues
In each unit, a central activity challenges students to consider multiple viewpoints on contested issues
Students will learn to examine historical, cultural, and political background of issues in order to prepare coherent presentations
Follow-up discussion demands analysis, and evaluation of conflicting values, interests, and priorities. Students are expected to formulate persuasive arguments and express their own views

How Do I Register?

Contact Barbara Doten, Site Director, California International Studies Project at CSU Long Beach for costs and training information:

cisplongbeach@gmail.com

or fill out the form

Follow us on Facebook and check-up on the website for upcoming Choices Program events.

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Unit Topics

Black Lives Matter: Continuing the Civil Rights Movement
Russian in Transition
The Middle East in Transition: Question for US Policy
Climate Change and the Question of Justice
China on the World Stage

California Global Education Project

at California State University, Long Beach

CISP at CSU Long Beach is a Choices Training Provider of Brown University's The Choices Program

Mission Statement

The program seeks to empower young people with the skills, knowledge, and participatory habits to be engaged citizens who are capable of addressing international and public policy issues through thoughtful public discourse and informed decision making.

How does the program help students?

Students gain skills and knowledge in order to compete in the 21st Century by incorporating Choice materials which incorporate the latest scholarship from Brown University and beyond

By learning to draw connections between historical events and contemporary international issues

In each unit, a central activity challenges students to consider multiple viewpoints on contested issues

Students will learn to examine historical, cultural, and political background of issues in order to prepare coherent presentations

Follow-up discussion demands analysis, and evaluation of conflicting values, interests, and priorities. Students are expected to formulate persuasive arguments and express their own views

How Do I Register?

Contact Barbara Doten, Site Director, California International Studies Project at CSU Long Beach for costs and training information:

cisplongbeach@gmail.com

or fill out the form

Follow us on Facebook and check-up on the website for upcoming Choices Program events.

Unit Topics

Black Lives Matter: Continuing the Civil Rights Movement

Russian in Transition

The Middle East in Transition: Question for US Policy

Climate Change and the Question of Justice

China on the World Stage

For a listing of all the curriculum units go to: http://www.choices.edu/curriculum-catalog/

or email: cisplongbeach@gmail.com

CISP at CSU Long Beach is a Choices Training Provider of Brown University's The Choices Program

Mission Statement

The program seeks to empower young people with the skills, knowledge, and participatory habits to be engaged citizens who are capable of addressing international and public policy issues through thoughtful public discourse and informed decision making.

How does the program help students?

Students gain skills and knowledge in order to compete in the 21st Century by incorporating Choice materials which incorporate the latest scholarship from Brown University and beyond

By learning to draw connections between historical events and contemporary international issues

In each unit, a central activity challenges students to consider multiple viewpoints on contested issues

Students will learn to examine historical, cultural, and political background of issues in order to prepare coherent presentations

Follow-up discussion demands analysis, and evaluation of conflicting values, interests, and priorities. Students are expected to formulate persuasive arguments and express their own views

How Do I Register?

Contact Barbara Doten, Site Director, California International Studies Project at CSU Long Beach for costs and training information:

cisplongbeach@gmail.com

or fill out the form

​

Follow us on Facebook and check-up on the website for upcoming Choices Program events.

Unit Topics

Black Lives Matter: Continuing the Civil Rights Movement

Russian in Transition

The Middle East in Transition: Question for US Policy

Climate Change and the Question of Justice

China on the World Stage

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For a listing of all the curriculum units go to: http://www.choices.edu/curriculum-catalog/

or email: cisplongbeach@gmail.com

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