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Ireland: Transformation of Social and Political Conflict

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Aeveen Kerrisk, Academic Director

Aeveen Kerrisk, an Irish national, received her BA in English and Philosophy from the University of Ireland, Dublin and her MA in Intercultural Administration from the School for International Training.  She also holds a teaching diploma in elementary school education from Mary Immaculate College of Education in Limerick, Ireland, a Higher Diploma in post-primary education, and a graduate diploma in Equality Studies from the National University of Ireland (Dublin).  

Ms. Kerrisk has taught in Ireland, Japan, and Canada, coordinated homestay programs in the U.S. with the Experiment in International Living, and traveled extensively.  She was an Academic Director for SIT Study Abroad in England in 1986-87, in Australia in 1988-89, and in Ireland during the spring 1988 semester and since the fall of 1989.  Ms. Kerrisk also served as Academic Director for Fall 1992 and Spring 1993 in Greece before returning to her position as Academic Director in Ireland.