CULTURE BUMP

Sarah and Liu Yang are two students at a university in the United States. Liu Yang has just arrived from China. They are roommates and...

By Dr. Carol Archer Navigating differences for me has always been the exploration of how we move beyond our cultural...

By Chip Manush Shortly after arriving in Johannesburg, while we were waiting for the porters to take our luggage to the bus, I stopped...

By Carol M. Archer, Ed. D: April 20, 2001 A belligerent samurai, an old Japanese tale goes, once challenged a Zen master to explain the...

https://vimeo.com/445641385 Dr. Archer announces the arrival of the Culture Bump Toolkit for Culture & Communication at Auburn University.

Idiot Fag Horseface Slap and spit. Punch and push. These are the sounds of bullying. And they echo through our school yards and...

For me, the most valuable part of culture bump was simply being aware of cultural differences and recognizing that I am not the only one...

By Jo An Song Culture bump has been defined as a “cultural difference” (Archer, 1991). It consists of two components – which are...

The lessons I learned through Culture Bump sessions not only aided my recent trip to South Africa with the Auburn MBA program, but also...