Program Update: Global Connect Program
Due to internal program realignment and adjustments to student preparation timelines, the Global Connect Program will be postponed until further notice.
We sincerely appreciate your interest, understanding, and patience as we work to strengthen and reorganize our offerings. Updated information will be shared as soon as it becomes available.
Thank you.
Global Connect Program
GCP emphasizes cultural exchange, deep understanding of global issues and socioeconomic challenges.
- Explore the unique cultures of different countries.
- Understand each country’s internal and external issues
- Opportunity to participate in the UN Junior Ambassador Research ProgramsEnrollment Requirement
Candidate: aged 14 or older
Internship: aged 16 or olderProgram Schedule
Dec 5, 2025 Class 1 - United States
Dec 12, 2025 Class 2 - Guatemala
Dec 19, 2025 Class 3 - TBA
Cultural Exchange Program (CEP)
Cross Pakistan Program (CPP)
Embark on a transformative global journey, delving into the distinct cultures and critical issues of the U.S., China, and Pakistan.
-Gain insights from expert speakers
-Earn your Candidate or Internship certificates
-Opportunity to participate in the UN Junior Ambassador Research ProgramProgram 1 - Candidate
Program 2 - InternshipEnrollment Requirement
Program 1 - Candidate: aged 14 or older
Program 2 - Internship: aged 16 or olderSessions
CEP: 3 classes per month
- March 2024 Session: 3/15, 3/22, 3/29
- United Nations Keynote Speaker - April, 2024
CPP: 2 classes per month
- Dec 2023 Session: 12/01, 12/08
A. STEM Online Program
(Recording & Life Stream)
Course I: From Animal Manure to Organic Fertilize
Course II: Soil Quality, Plant Growth, and World HungerAge of Students
Middle High School and UpSchedule
Section 1- April to June (Course I) and July-August 2022 (Course II)
Lab Life Zoom Meeting- Every other Friday 5pm to 6pm (PST)
Section 2- June to August (Course I) and Sept to Nov 2022 (Course II)
Lab Life Zoom Meeting- Every other Friday 5pm to 6pm (PST)
Feature Lectures: Course I
- Which animal manure should we collect and why
- Which countries produce certain types of manure
- Which countries farm animals for themselves or export to others
- How can probiotic to used with manure to convert it into fertilize
- What conditions expedite the manure and probiotic chemical processFeature Lectures: Course II
-Essential Nutrients for Plant Growth
-Soil Quality, Maintenance, Improvement, and Sustainability
-Organic and Mineral Fertilizers: Environmental Impact
-Food Security: The State of the World
-The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals
B. Diplomacy Lecture Program
(Life Stream Lecture)
Course I: Introduction of Diplomacy
Course II: Real Diplomacy WorldAge of Students
Middle High School and UpSchedule
Section I -Sept 2022 (Course I) and Oct 2022 (Course II)
Section 2- Nov 2022 (Course I) and Dec 2022 (Course II)
Meeting Time: Friday of Third Week 5-6pm (PST)
Feature Lectures Course I
-What is Diplomacy
-Bureaucracy of Diplomats
-Titles
Feature Lectures Course II
TBA
C. 2+1 Program -Two Courses + UN Virtual Tour (Life Stream Lecture)
Course I: Introduction of SDG
Course II: UN OrganizationAge of Students
High School and UpSchedule
Session 1: March
Session 2: June
Session 3: September
Session 4: December
-Course I: First week Friday of the month at 5-6pm (PST)
-Course II: Second week Friday of the month at 5-6pm (PST)
-Life Zoom UN Virtual Tour- Third week Friday of the month at 6am (PST)
FEATURE LECTURES COURSE I
-What is SDG
-What are the 17 goals
-169 indicators
-Progressing of SDGFEATURE LECTURES COURSE II
-UN Departments
-Each Department’s Function
D. SDGC Program-Introduction of SDG and Competition (Recording and Submission)
Course: Introduction of SDG Contest: Illustrator and Orator Competition (Both or your choice)
Age of Students
Elementary to CollegeSchedule
Course: Feb 2022
Competition: Submission (Due on 5/31/2022)
Feature Lecture and Competition
Course
-What is SDG
-What are the 17 goals
Competition
-Illustrator or Orator (Details please refer to the website)
Mini Lecture 1
Our Winter Training Course
Time: TBA
LECTURE AND REAL-WORLD KNOWLEDGE
- Claremont Graduate University FellowsFeature Lectures
Session I
- SDGs 17 V-Class
- Concepts of Research Design
- Basic Quantitative Research Methods
Session II
- Benchmark Format of Excel File
- Topic and Variables Assigned
- Data Collection and Presentable PPT
Our Fall Online Courses
Beyond the Science
- By Mr. Paul Bogaardt
9/18 Friday at 5:30pm-8:30pm (PST-CA, USA)
- Learn about climate change, SDGs, and be ready for the great change and the new way of living harmony with the nature.Business and Marketing Strategy
- By Mr. Manish Shrivastav
11/20 Friday at 4:30pm-7:30pm (PST-CA, USA)
- What is marketing?
- Why is it relevant to any business?
- How does marketing work?
Virtual Classroom
Module 1 - Academic Theory & Lecture
Lecture and real-world knowledge
- Claremont Graduate University Fellows
- University of California Fellows
Topic
- SDG 17 Voices
- Quantitative Research Method Induction
- Basic Applied Data Science
Mini Lecture 1
Mini Lecture 2
Virtual Classroom
Module 2 - Oceanography and Sustainability
2020 MIT Professor - Dr. Glenn R. Flierl
Topic:
EsGlobe@MIT Web & Plastic in the Ocean
Data Visualization
Real World Knowledge
Module 3 - Keynote Speaker
2020 NASA JPL Guest Speaker - Mr. Daniel Limonadi
Topic TBA
