Contact Us
Center for International Education at Clarkston
Georgia Perimeter College
Clarkston Campus, CA1300
555 N. Indian Creek Dr.
Clarkston, GA 30021
Phone: 678-891-3230
Fax: 678-891-3240
Center for International Education at Dunwoody
Georgia Perimeter College
Dunwoody Campus, NA 2120
2101 Womack Road
Dunwoody, GA 30338-4435
Phone: 770-274-5420
Fax: 770-274-5029
CIE Staff
Ernie Guyton
Interim Director, Associate Professor Social Sciences
Clarkston Campus CB 2114
678-891-3367
Guatemala and all other GPC and Council Programs
Adrienne Langston
Study Abroad Advisor
Dunwoody Campus, NA 2120
770-274-5420
Study abroad, scholarship, and International Certificate advising
Bozena Radwanska-Zayac
Study Abroad Advisor
Clarkston Campus CA 1302
678-891-3234
Study abroad, scholarship, and International Certificate advising
Virginia Felton
Administrative Secretary
Clarkston Campus CA 1300
678-891-3231
Program Leaders by Campus
Clarkston
Ernie Guyton,Guatemala
678-891-3367
Margee Bright-Ragland, Ireland
(678) 891-3558
Decatur
Lindsey Icenogle, England
678-891-2821
Nicolette Rose, Jamaica
678-891-2454
Rhonda Wilkins, Jamaica
678-891-2580
George Vargis, India
(678) 891 - 2402
Dunwoody
Fred Bounds, China
770-274-5153
Janan Fallon, Spain
770-274-5185
Jason Dew, Spain
770-274-5489
Newton
Salli Vargis, India
770-278-1360
Deborah Byrd, India
770-278-1349
On-line
Priscilla Dodds, Guatemala
404-626-3889
Dr. José García-Paine, Guatemala
678-212-7500
Mission Statement
The Center for International Education at Georgia Perimeter College functions as a centralized office to help coordinate and provide internationalizing opportunities to students, faculty, and staff. The goal is to create a more globally competent community of learners who-
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have an increased understanding of the
interconnectedness of peoples and systems -
a general knowledge of history and world events
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an appreciation for different languages and cultures.
Georgia Perimeter College provides the foundation for its members to live and work successfully in an increasingly diverse society and interdependent world. In order to achieve this vision, the college is committed to an ongoing and recursive international educational and experiential process.
List of Functions
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Assists faculty with internationalizing the curriculum through connecting the Core to the study abroad experience
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Directs the formation and implementation of study abroad programs
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Oversees exchanges and linkage agreements with foreign institutions
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Creates international faculty and staff development opportunities
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Negotiates and implements international grants and contracts
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Provides survival language and inter cultural sensitivity training for students, faculty, and staff
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Maintains a web site listing international opportunities and program highlights






