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About PIER Mission The Programs in International Educational Resources (PIER) of The MacMillan Center draw upon Yale Universitys extensive resources to develop and implement programs, services, and resources designed to advance understanding of international and world regional issues through outreach to education, business, media, and the public. History The MacMillan Center has a long history of commitment to the dynamic outreach programs in its area and international studies councils. East Asian Studies established the first outreach program in 1974, followed by European (1975), African (1985), International (1990), Latin American (1998), and Middle East (2003) Studies. Initially, each operated independently with occasional coordination of events. To maximize services and resources, the outreach programs were allied in 1993 under the rubric PIER, Programs in International Educational Resources. PIER also collaborates as appropriate with other MacMillan Center councils, programs, and initiatives as well as on issues of slavery, resistance and abolition with the Gilder Lehrman Center. Since its inception, PIER has made use of the scholarship of Yales outstanding faculty and staff in the promotion of research, development of effective curriculum, dissemination of resources, and articulation of international and world regional issues. What PIER Does: PIER offers many opportunities to advance its mission that is designed to enhance understanding of international and world regional issues to education, business, media, and the public. Some of PIERs programs and services include:
Contact the PIER directors about these and other international services and programs. |
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