Crossing Cultures and Global Interconnectedness

Abstract

As I look back over my life I find that my most critical learning came about as the result of interacting with people whose culture, experiences, or worldview differed significantly from my own. Why have I sought out experiences with “The Other” instead of sticking to the familiar, the secure, the comfortable, the non-threatening? That is a question I often ask my students and colleagues as we reflect together on how our decisions shape our lives.

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