On Sunday, July 2, 2000, as part of the WACRA® Interactive Case Sessions - panel sessions will be held to dicuss issues pertaining to teaching across cultures. There will be panels representing different regions of the world: Western Europe, Central and Eastern Europe, Africa, Asia, and Latin, Central and North America. If you have had experience teaching or training in another part of the world, you may want to join one of our panels and/or participate in this interactive, lively forum. If you think you might be or would like to teach in another part of the world, you may want to meet others who have done so. We promise lively presentations and discussions. This forum represent an excellent opportunity for network building if you plan to find a teaching assignment abroad. The topics selected for discussion are:

• Adapting the Case Method to different Cultures.
• Evaluating Student Performance
• Cross Cultural Differences in Developing Collaborative Teaching Strategies
• Distance Learning across different Cultures

Session Coordinator and Chair:
Dr. Carmen Vega-Carney, AGSIM (Thunderbird), GLENDALE, AZ U.S.A., e-mail: carneyc@mhs.t-bird.edu

Spanish Track Coordinator:
Dr. Ricardo Hernández, University of Extremadura, CACERES, SPAIN, ricardoh@arrakis.es Tel. +34-927-257 480, Fax +34-927-257 481