Our congratulations and best wishes to the recipient of the
"International Education Award"
from the Philosophy Faculty
of St. Philip's College
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2023 - Sherrie Radicke
Coordinator of International Programs for the Alamo Colleges District​

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​At commencement each year, the Philosophy Faculty at St. Philip’s College bestows an award on a member of our community for their work supporting international education or service.

This year’s recipient is Sherrie Radicke, the Coordinator of International Programs for the Alamo Colleges District.
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She is a compassionate higher education professional with an unwavering work ethic and passion for elevating others to their full potential. Innovative and critical thinker who strongly values and supports educational equity, diversity and inclusion for all individuals.

She possesses a deep interest and passion for global awareness and consciousness, and she is an international educator who is deeply interested in advancing academia and scholarly research in the following areas: comprehensive & inclusive internationalization, globalization efforts at Alamo District Colleges, culturally responsive leadership & pedagogy, and contemporary circumstances in Diaspora communities.
Education
  • St. Mary's University
    Master of Arts - MA, International Relations and Affairs
  • Aug 2017 - Aug 2021​
    • Relevant Coursework: Security Policy, Research and Writing, Ethical Issues in IR, Conflict Transformation, International Development and Human Security, International Economy, International Theory
    • Research Topics: History and Politics of Pandemics; Guatemala: A Multisectoral Approach to human Security, Community Empowerment and Peacebuilding; Rise of Pentecostalism in Latin America as an Accelerant for Change and the need for Cross Discipline Analysis; Comparing Neomercantilism and Feminism in International Relations; Continuing Education in Refugee Camps, Benefits and Barriers to Secondary and Tertiary Education among Displaced Youth and Adults; Gender-based inequality in Guatemalan WorkforceRelevant Coursework: Security Policy, Research and Writing, Ethical Issues in IR, Conflict Transformation, International Development and Human Security, International Economy, International Theory Research Topics: History and Politics of Pandemics; Guatemala: A Multisectoral Approach to human Security, Community Empowerment and Peacebuilding; Rise of Pentecostalism in Latin America as an Accelerant for Change and the need for Cross Discipline Analysis; Comparing Neomercantilism and Feminism in International Relations; Continuing Education in Refugee Camps, Benefits and Barriers to Secondary and Tertiary Education among Displaced Youth and Adults; Gender-based inequality in Guatemalan Workforce