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Zed McGladdery, Academic Director

Zed McGladdery received his B.Proc in Law from the University of Natal and his Higher Diploma in Education (Postgraduate) from the University of South Africa. He recently completed an honors degree in African Studies. His work experience includes teaching "Street Law" to homeless orphans, teaching high school English (First & Second Language), Accounting and Business Economics and managing a socio-economically disadvantaged school at Simon's Town as Deputy Principal. He has published on "Host-Student Interactions in Study Abroad" and presented on "Teaching Racialization in Study Abroad." He is an accredited Guide for the Cape Region, and worked with the SIT Cape Town Program from its inception in 1995 until he began directing the Durban Community Health Program in 2006.