Please join us for this visually stunning, virtual, global village field trip.

In keeping with the Hagan Foundation Center for the Humanities theme for the year, The Global Village, we are happy to present a film, co-sponsored by SANE, that explores international travel, adventure and best of all, cycling!

"Reveal the Path" is a genre-defying adventure film that contemplates what it means to live an inspired life using the bicycle as a mechanism to explore, dream and discover.

Regions explored include Scotland’s lush valleys, Europe’s snowcapped mountains, Morocco’s high desert landscapes, Nepal’s rural countryside and Alaska’s rugged coastal beaches. Ride along and get lost in the wonders of the world… Meet the locals living modest yet seemingly fulfilling lives, leading us to question what it means to live an inspired life – however humble or extravagant. Filmed across four continents, this immersive film is sure to ignite the dream in you.

Join in as the creators of Ride the Divide take you on an adventure that will leave you with an eager desire to chart your own course to faraway lands or simply to discover with eyes wide open what’s right around the bend.

Join Humanities Washington for the conversation Bit by Bit: The Digital Evolution of the Neighborhood at Spokane Community College’s Hagan Center May 23. The free event will feature a discussion about how advances in digital technology affect our interactions, institutions and culture.

This discussion will be led by technology expert Alex Alben, with moderator Shann Ray. Alben is the author of Analog Days – How Technology Rewrote Our Future. He is also a member of Humanities Washington’s Speakers Bureau. Ray is the author of American Masculine and a professor of leadership studies at Gonzaga University.

Develop skills for the global marketplace by gaining international work experience in your field of study. The U.S. Peace Corps is looking for graduates with AS or AA degrees in Agriculture, Natural Resource Management, Forestry, Water and Sanitation , Environmental Science, Business, Agricultural and Animal Science, Industrial Arts, Nursing, French, Spanish, or Information Technology.

Through Peace Corps service, you will enhance your marketability to employers with your international experience, fluency in a foreign language and cross-cultural experience. These are all highly sought-after assets in today’s global economy.

Learn more by joining Peace Corps Representative, Marya Nowakowski, on Wednesday May 29th at 11:30 in the Hagan Center. Marya will share her experiences as a forestry volunteer in the Dominican Republic, she will talk about current Peace Corps programs and explain how to qualify and apply for assignments abroad. For more information visit the Peace Corps website at http://www.peacecorps.gov/resources/faf/benefits/