Intersections of Internationalization and Indigenization a Dissertation
Complicating International Education: Intersections of Internationalization and Indigenization A Dissertation SUBMITTED TO THE FACULTY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA BY Theresa Heath IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Dr. Christopher Johnstone, Advisor November 2019 Ó Theresa Anne Heath, 2019 Acknowledgements As is often said, a PhD program is not completed alone. There are many people who have lent guidance, patience, encouragement, and support throughout this experience. I am so grateful to have walked this road with so many excellent friends, family and colleagues. First to my family and in particular my parents, Steve and Ruth Heath. You have always supported me in every endeavor and have encouraged me to take on new challenges. This journey was no different. Thank you for your patience, your love, and unwavering faith in me. To my brothers, Christopher, Peter and Michael and my dear sisters-in-law, Linda and Jill, who have encouraged and teased me with equal measure while always having my back. To my nieces and nephews: Alexander, Kylie, McKinley, Stella, Amelia, Lilli and Lincoln. You are such bright lights. Much love to you all. To Felipe, who never doubts I can do anything and always supports me in my work and my passions, thank you. Much gratitude to my advisor, Christopher Johnstone, for your encouraging and insightful feedback and generosity of time as I worked to find my way in my research and writing. Big thanks to my committee members, Elizabeth Sumida Huaman, Peter Demerath, and Barbara Kappler, for your enthusiasm and wise words.
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