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Home 3 Internationalizing the Curriculum I Presentations from the 2007 Teaching and Learning Conference Session A: Training the Global Citizen Preparing Students for Global Citizenship Heidi H. Hobbs, North Carolina State University Harry I. Chernotsky, University of North Carolina, Charlotte Exploring the Longitude and Latitude of Teaching Environmental Politics Nancy E. Wright, Long Island University-Brooklyn Session B: Teaching Difference In and Out of the Classroom Reification and Revelation: Unpacking the Demons of Difference Edward  Weisband, Virginia Tech Courtney Irene Powell Thomas, Virginia Tech Global PACTs: Teaching Global Civil Society in a Multicultural Context Denise M. Horn, Northeastern University Session C: Internships in the Curriculum Substantive Internships in Washington, DC: Civic Engagement at the Highest Levels Eugene D. Schmiel, Washington Internship Institute Global Classroom: Teaching Political Science through Study Abroad and International Internships Raymond S. Henson, Maryville College Kirsten Sheppard, Maryville College “You’re Fired! Screening International Internship Applicants Through a Preparation Course” Danny  Damron, Brigham Young University Session E: International Crises in the Classroom International Crises as Teaching Challenge and Opportunity Anas Malik, Xavier University Why I Teach on Iraq in my American Politics Course Rebecca C. Harris, Washington and Lee University Teaching Terrorism Shane Nordyke, Indiana University Session G: Teaching Human Rights Role Playing: International Human Rights: Practice and Mechanisms of Redress around  the World Maria Victoria Perez-Rios,  CUNY-Graduate Center Presentations for Other 2007 Teaching and Learning Tracks