Great chance for international student
If you want to join with WISE Global plz visit
www.wise-global.org


For Bangladeshi Student:::

WISE Dhaka - Bangladesh offers to all College and University level students to join with WISE-BD. It is your chance to represent your college & university with WISE Dhaka - Bangladesh. WISE Dhaka - Bangladesh also encourage you to make one Executive Committee in your campus for serve WISE Dhaka - Bangladesh activities.
Member
if you are a student of any college & university level you can join with WISE-BD.

Delegate
As a delegate from any college & university:
If your college & university is not represented feel free to create a group in you campus!
Just write to wisedhaka@gmail.com and we will send you further information!
Plz visit
www.wise-global.org/dhaka
www.wise-global.org


Best regards,
M M Rahman
President, WISE – Dhaka
www.wise-global.org/dhaka
dhaka@wise-global.org

Join us!

WISE is already growing all around the world. It is you students who make it grow an who can spread a good idea. Soon more and more students will benefit from the network and projects the organization offers.


To push all this there is still some way to go and you are welcome to support us with new ideas and knowledge you acquired. It is your chance to take part in WISE Dhaka - Bangladesh and put something of yourself into it, too.

WISE Dhaka - Bangladesh offers to all College and University level students to join with WISE-BD. It is your chance to represent your college & university with WISE Dhaka - Bangladesh. WISE Dhaka - Bangladesh also encourage you to make one Executive Committee in your campus for serve WISE Dhaka - Bangladesh activities.



Member
if you are a student of any college & university level you can join with WISE-BD.

Delegate
As a delegate from any college & university:
If your college & university is not represented feel free to create a group in you campus!

Just write to Dhaka"at"wise-global.org and we will send you further information!


Join our global discussion board.

www.groups.yahoo.com/wisesetup (Power of Yahoo)
www.projects.takingitglobal.org/wise (Power of TIG)

World Initiative of Students for Exchange Dhaka – Bangladesh (WISE-BD) welcomes the overall objective to encourage students as active and to reinforce their active participation in cultural & academic aim by the proper way following WISE – Global rules & regulation.

A group of students created WISE Dhaka-Bangladesh (under WISE-Global) in order to promote international understanding between young people worldwide.

As a result of today's increase of mobility and likewise the demand for flexibility people are more and more confronted with others coming from a different background?
This may result in conflicts one may prevent.
With more experience and training concerning the international factors one can learn to be more receptive to new ways of thinking and, consequently, more open minded, as well.

In order to achieve this we will organize various projects as meeting points for students worldwide; the exchange should be on an academic and cultural level.

The outcome of this should be that they will develop a better understanding for other nationalities as well as their ways of life and thinking.

WISE Dhaka - Bangladesh is a non-political and a non-profit organization under WISE-Global (Germany).

Sex Is a Sensitive Topic
During this course, the professor and students will read about and discuss a wide variety of topics that have the potential of making all parties involved uncomfortable—to say the least. When approaching the topic of the sexual content of the women’s liberation press of the early 1970s, for example, we will read not merely about female orgasms but about the difference between vaginal orgasms and clitoral orgasms. Likewise, when exploring contemporary men’s magazine—in this case, Details—we will read about what is today evolving into the “ultimate accessory” for the well-outfitted American man: “the piece on the side.” And when considering media related to the gay community, we will discuss oral sex and anal intercourse—including “tops vs. bottoms.”
These topics are not being introduced because of their potential for titillation but because they are integral to a substantive exploration of the media’s influence vis-à-vis sexual behavior and sexual identity. Students will be expected, when reading the various assignments and then discussing the material in class, to approach all topics with a level of maturity appropriate to the college classroom.