A simulation co-authored by Noam Ebner (Creighton) has been named a first-prize co-winner of Syracuse University’s Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs annual E-PARCC teaching case and simulation competition. Congratulations, Noam!
The simulation places participants in the role of EU leaders tasked with forming EU policy in face of the waves of migration entering the EU. Noam and his co-authors actually wrote three Model EU simulations Noam co-authored as part of a project for the EU Delegation to the US. The award-winning simulation (as well as two others on different topics) can be downloaded for use here.
Thank you Jen, and you are all too kind! Bobbi, let’s double-dip this as an early submission for ResourceShare2019 🙂
Congratulations Noam! Noam’s work is so creative and thought-provoking.
Well deserved. Noam consistently creates masterpiece simulations! And always shares them for free!
Big congratulations Noam !