Culture in the Francophone World Class
On March 16th, students in Professor Reisinger's Business and Culture in the Francophone World class (FR 109S, MMS) visited the Nomacorc Factory in Zebulon, NC, which has plants in Belgium and China. Students toured the factory and met with the CEO and President, who spoke about managing cultural and linguistic diversity in a multinational company. The visit was sponsored by MMS and the Center for Francophone Studies.
DUKE IN MONTREAL SUMMER PROGRAM!!
Site visits to marketing agencies, meetings with government officials, tours of local farms, outdoor music festivals, a visit to the Cirque du soleil … what better way to learn how markets and cultural identity influence each other?
Sponsored by the Global Education Office for Undergraduates (GEO-U), the Department of Romance Studies, and the Markets and Management Studies (MMS) program, this four-week, one-course program explores the intersections of culture and commerce.
This one-course program will take place in Montréal and Québec City during the second summer session (July 1-28) and is open to all students who have completed FR76 or its equivalent. The course, FR 112SA (328SA) Made in Québec: Marketing and Cultural Identity is also counts for the Markets and Management Certificate Program.
If you would like to find out more information, please check out
http://studyabroad.duke.edu/home/Programs/Summer/Duke_in_Montr_alor contact the Program director, Professor Reisinger, at
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