We
appreciate the support of the Musser
Fund which made this project possible.
The
project was based at the ASU College of Extended
Education and was directed Emilia Martinez-Brawley,
Professor of Social Work and John F. Roatch Distinguished
Community Service Scholar, who has many years
of experience teaching and researching issues
related to intercultural communication and exchange.
Marcie Lee assisted in the
development of the exercises, Judith Padres with
the research and Kenichi Maruyama with administration.
We acknowledge the participation
of a distinguished panel of community professionals
and the support of the College of Extended Education
staff, particularly Chrys Gakopoulos of the Marketing
Department, who provided the technical expertise
for the web based product.
Teri
Woods kindly permitted us to use a melody from
her CD "Tucson to Tir na nOg," containing
Celtic-Sonoran ballads and harmonies, www.aislingwestmusic.com. We
appreciated Natalie Gakopoulos putting the music
on the web.
Sitting
from left to right:
Emilia Martinez-Brawley,
Chrys Gakopoulos, Kenichi Maruyama.
Standing
from left to right:
Judith Padres and Marcie
Lee.
