Global Studies Program at Sewickley Academy Gives Students a World View

By Vanessa Orr

As the world continues its transformation into a global economy, it is especially important that those who are going to lead this country in the 21st century have a solid understanding of other cultures, as well as their own place in the world. And while much of this information can be found within books, there is no substitute for actually immersing oneself in another culture to truly understand how cities, countries and even individuals are all interconnected.

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