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Wanderlust:Wanderlearn

Work 54 Parkview Ave Newport KY 41071 Work Phone: 513-800-7524 Website: http://wanderlustwanderlearn.com/about-us/

West Chester – Liberty Chamber Alliance

Work 8922 Beckett West Chester OH 45069 Work Phone: 513-777-3600 Website: https://www.thechamberalliance.com/

Dr. Timothy J. White

Professor Xavier UniversityPolitical Science
Work Xavier University ML 5191 711 Schott Hall Cincinnati OH Work Phone: 513-745-2997 Website: http://www.xavier.edu/campusuite/modules/faculty.cfm?faculty_id=109&grp_id=450

Dr. Robert Wilcox

Associate Professor Northern Kentucky UniversityHistory
Work Northern Kentucky University Landrum 445 Highland Heights KY 41099 Work Phone: 859-572-5134 Website: http://artscience.nku.edu/departments/hisgeo/ourfaculty/wilcox.html

Women Walking West

Contact: Alicia Farbstein
Work Phone: 1-844-500-9378

World Affairs Council – Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky

Contact: Michelle Harpenau
Home World Affairs Council – Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky Nunn Hall 311 Highland Heights KY 41099 Work Phone: 859-448-8984 Work Fax: 859-448-8990 Website: https://www.globalcincinnati.org/

World Piano Competition

Contact: Mark W. Ernster
Work 1241 Elm Street Cincinnati OH 45202 Work Phone: 513-744-3501 Website: http://www.cincinnatiwpc.org Blog: http://worldpianocompetition.wordpress.com/

The World Affairs Council programs have been a platform for our students to be able to connect what they are learning in school to the world around them. Every event that we attend makes a sincere impact on our students and allows them to view the world in a different lens. Through the WAC programs, such as the Academic World Quest Team and International Summit on Education, our school has continued to challenge the way that our kids learn and how we can connect our content to the world around us.”
- Joshua Amstutz, Winton Woods High School Teacher