Sharlotte Weslosky

• Advises corporations on how to find profitable global markets — and reduce the risks of expanding internationally • Develops personalized global marketing strategies for companies entering, or expanding into, new foreign markets • Incorporates economic, historical, cultural, and geopolitical expertise into expansion efforts to give corporations a competitive advantage in the global marketplace • Increases market share by allowing clients to expanding into multiple markets simultaneously

• Helped companies avoid costly mistakes while increasing their global return on investment 
• Created systems and processes to help companies capitalize on strategic market opportunities • Assisted companies in diversifying their business to protect against market fluctuations and economic instability • Helped clients create multiple streams of revenue with either new or existing products • Optimized corporate sales funnels to increase average spending per customer/client

The Globalization and Governance Certificate is an undergraduate program offered through the Department of Political Science. The certificate recognizes a specialization in the study of globalization and its relationship with the evolving character of governance throughout the world.

Course specializations included: international relations, comparative politics, politics of the Middle East and Africa, third world in global politics, Latin American politics and society, urbanization, globalization and governance, peace and post-conflict studies

ESL program design and delivery, critical reading and writing, micro/macro economics, individual and social behavior, educational psychology, global history, linguistics, communication and language learning, education in developing countries