February 15–18, Washington, DC, USA
Session and Roundtable Chairs and Presenters
Bios current at time of printing.
Eva Anneli Adams has experience General Linguistics. He has published senior trainer with the European Association including international education leadership, extensively, in Russian, on the poetry of for International Education (EAIE) and program and organizational development, Alexander Brodsky and contributed entries, presents on topics relating to international university teaching, and she served the in English, to the Dictionary of Literary education strategies and the international Department of State at the U.S. Embassy in Biography. student experience. Alexander earned a BA Finland for 20 years. Active on national and in French from the University of Birmingham international boards on education, Adams Gifty Ako-Adounvo is Director of and an MBA from the University of holds a Master’s degree in adult education International Students and Scholars at Warwick. and PhD in higher education leadership. The Ohio State University. Ako-Adounvo She has published on cultural competencies is active in NAFSA and has presented on Alexandra Anda is the Outreach and sociology of leadership. Adams teaches comprehensive internationalization and Coordinator at the U.S. Embassy in educational leadership and leads campus campus approaches to international student Ecuador. She is responsible for managing internationalization at Cal Poly Pomona. integration. She previously held faculty the Department of State’s International positions in the departments of Classics and Speakers program, and is the main point of Lindsay Addington is Assistant Director African American and African Studies at contact for universities, outreach initiatives, of International Initiatives at the National Ohio State. Ako-Adounvo holds a doctorate and the Embassy’s official Facebook page. Association for College Admission in Classical Studies from McMaster She holds a BA in International Studies from Counseling. She develops programs for University in Canada. Albion College in Michigan, and a MA and research around the counseling, degree in Latin American Studies from the recruitment, enrollment, and support of Sergio Alcocer is Undersecretary University of Florida in Gainesville, Florida. students looking to study in another country. for North America at the Ministry of Prior to NACAC, Lindsay worked at the Foreign Relations of Mexico and former Dorothea Antonio is Senior Director of American Council on Education’s Center for Undersecretary for Energy Planning and Internationalization Services at NAFSA: Internationalization and Global Engagement Technology Development at the Secretariat Association of International Educators, and at the George Washington University’s of Energy of Mexico. He is also President contributing to the association’s strategies (GW) Office of Undergraduate Admissions. of the Mexican Academy of Engineering, on internationalizing higher education and She holds a doctorate in Higher Education and member of the Mexican Academy working closely with senior international Administration from GW. of Sciences and the National System of education leaders. Her background includes Researchers. In honors, Undersecretary international education, training, and Jack Ahern is Vice Provost for Alcocer has received several distinctions development, with academic, government, International Programs and a professor of and awards. NGO, and business experience. She has landscape architecture at the University a BA from the University at Albany, TESOL of Massachusetts Amherst. He has been Teshome Alemneh is Program Officer for certification from SIT Graduate Institute, active in international education throughout Africa at Higher Education for Development and an MA in Latin American Studies from his academic career including his PhD managing higher education partnerships George Washington University. from Wageningen University, Netherlands, and grants in sub-Saharan Africa. He was a Fulbright fellowship in Portugal, and a research fellow & consultant at APLU and Cathy Lee Arcuino is Director of lecturing at over 20 universities in Europe, New Century Fulbright Scholar at SUNY, International Programs & Services at South America, and Asia. At UMass, Ahern University at Buffalo. He has served as Pittsburg State and oversees International is expanding the mission of the International Deputy Minister of higher education and Programs and Services, Study Abroad, and Programs Office to support campus associate professor at Hawasa and Ambo the Intensive English Program. She was a internationalization. Universities in Ethiopia. He holds MSc and Peace Corps Volunteer in Kazakhstan as PhD in Soils Sciences and Earth Sciences well as lived overseas in Japan, Thailand, Denis Akhapkin is Associate Professor from Ghent University in Belgium. Poland and Kyrgyzstan. Dr. Lee completed and Deputy Dean of Academics at the the NAFSA Academy and was the Faculty of Liberal Arts and Sciences of Suzanne Alexander is Director of the Conference Planner for Region II. Currently, Saint Petersburg State University (Smolny International Office at the University of she is in the NAFSA Training Corps and the College), where he directed the Cognitive Leicester, U.K. Previously she held posts IEM KC Liaison for Region II. Research Program and directs First Year in management, marketing and distance Seminar. Akhapkin holds an MA in Russian learning at the British Council, Birmingham Language and Literature and a PhD in and Warwick universities. Alexander is a
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Heidi Arola is the EducationUSA Branch Mariam Assefa is the Executive Director Her doctorate from the University of Chief at the U.S. Department of State. of World Education Services (WES), a not- Houston concentrated on the sociolinguistic Heidi is a career diplomat and has served for-profit organization based in New York competence of international students. in Rio de Janeiro, Recife, Amsterdam, and and in Toronto, Canada. Assefa is active in Montreal. Heidi received her Associate’s international education and exchange and Clare Banks is Assistant Director for degree from Anoka Ramsey Community makes frequent presentations on foreign International Partnerships and IIE Initiatives College in Anoka, Minnesota, her educational systems and the recognition of at the Institute of International Education, Bachelor’s from Tulane University in New international educational credentials in the managing IIE’s Center for International Orleans, Louisiana, and her Master’s from United States and abroad. Partnerships. In her current role, Ms. Banks Georgetown University, in Washington, coordinates a number of programs focused D.C., where she was also Editor-in-Chief Fanta Aw is Assistant Vice President of on building sustainable partnerships among of the Georgetown Journal of International Campus Life at American University. She HEIs around the world. These include Affairs. is also Hurst Senior Professorial Lecturer the International Academic Partnership in the School of International Service at Program, the Global Innovation Initiative Lukman Arsalan, a native of Jordan, American University. Aw is active in NAFSA and the Global Partnership Service. She is Associate Director of Admission for and presents frequently on a range of issues holds a BA from Georgetown University and International Recruitment at Albion College. including strategic international enrollment an MA from New York University. He formerly headed undergraduate management, campus internationalization international admissions for the University and diversity/inclusion. Aw holds a PhD in Tim Barnes is the Director of Illinois of Delaware as the Assistant Director Sociology from American University. Strategic International Partnerships (ISIP) of International Recruitment. Prior to at the University of Illinois at Urbana- that, Lukman worked at the Institute for John Bader, Chief External Academic Champaign. In addition to negotiating and Global Studies at UD coordinating study Relations Officer for the IB, previously managing all inter-institutional agreements abroad programs. He serves as member served as Associate Dean of Undergraduate linking Illinois with partners abroad, he of the President’s Advisory Committee on Academic Affairs at Johns Hopkins works to identify, cultivate, evaluate and Intercultural Affairs, and is the Region VIII University. His book, Dean’s List: Eleven sustain a series of broadly and deeply representative of Rainbow Special Interest Habits of Highly Successful College impactful strategic partnerships with select Group of NAFSA. Students, focuses on navigating the peer institutions around the world. Tim also transition to college. John has a PhD serves as the campus representative for the Daniela Ascarelli is the Assistant Vice and Masters in Political Science from the Fulbright Scholar program, and administers Provost of International Programs and the University of Wisconsin-Madison and a BA several campus-wide faculty mobility Director of the Study Abroad programs at from Yale. programs. Drexel University. During her time at Drexel, Dani has orchestrated the growth of Drexel Jessica Bagdonis is Director of Britta Baron is Vice-Provost and study abroad options from less than a Program Quality and Impact at Higher Associate Vice-President (International) at dozen opportunities to a portfolio of over Education for Development (HED). Prior the University of Alberta in Edmonton, one 80 opportunities varying in length from one she completed degree requirements for a of Canada’s top 5 institutions. She is a week to a full year; encompassing faculty dual-title doctorate degree in Agriculture widely-recognized expert in international led, student driven and more traditional and Extension Education and Comparative education and has held a number of senior study abroad formats. and International Education at Pennsylvania leadership positions in Brussels, London, State University. Previously, she was a Bonn, and New York, including Director of Shingo Ashizawa is a Professor at Toyo Senior Program Officer at the International the Canadian Universities’ Centre in Berlin University in Tokyo. His research involves Research and Exchanges Board (IREX). and various leadership roles in the German the comparative study of higher education Bagdonis earned her master’s degree from Academic Exchange Service (DAAD). management and quality analysis of Penn State University and her bachelor’s the internationalization review process. degree from American University. Lisa Barrett is the Director of Global Currently, Prof. Ashizawa is leading a Partnership Strategy at Coursera. She has joint research project focusing on learning Adria Baker is Associate Vice Provost for worked and lived on four continents, and outcome assessment of international International Education at Rice University. spent the majority of her career in education programs, supported by Japanese She is also director of the offices of innovation. Lisa oversees Coursera’s government agency (JSPS). His publications international students & scholars and partnerships with 110 institutions, of which include “Strategies and Assessment for Brasil@Rice. Baker has been active in the majority lie outside of the U.S. Lisa holds Internationalization in US Higher Education” NAFSA, IIE and Fulbright, presenting and an MBA from INSEAD and a bachelor’s (2008) and “Developing Evaluation publishing articles on an array of topics, degree from Yale University. Criteria to Assess the Internationalization of but specifically on promoting international Universities” (2006). education exchange through advocacy, Sherif Barsoum is Director of ISSS at public policy and regulatory practice. Vanderbilt since 2007. He is a strong supporter of study abroad and exchanges and served as VP Public Policy at NAFSA.
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He frequently leads cross-cultural workshops Janet Bennett, PhD, has spent her career in the Harrisonburg community promoting and inter-cultural programming. He received teaching, training, editing, and writing in diversity, multicultural awareness, and his MA from Ohio State in Higher Education the field of intercultural communication, conflict management. Administration and is working on his EdD at with a particular interest in adaptation, the University of Alabama. intercultural training design, and intercultural Francine Blume is Vice President of J-1 competence. Currently, she is editing Programs and Director of the Cultural Vistas Katherine Beaumont is Director of the SAGE Encyclopedia of Intercultural Office in Maryland. She has previously held UBC Go Global and has led international Competence. executive positions at American University, learning programming at the University where she served as Director of Experiential of British Columbia (Canada) since Neil Besner is Provost and Vice-President, Education for over 16 years. She has over 2004 following earlier leadership roles Academic and International at the University 7 years of experience teaching Justice and in the University’s Student Exchange and of Winnipeg (UW). Besner previously held Peace studies at Georgetown University. International Student Services offices and various faculty and senior administrative Blume holds a doctorate in political science its Centre for Intercultural Communication. posts at UW, including Chair of the English from the University of Hawaii and a Katherine holds a M.Ed from McGill Department, founding Dean of Arts, bachelor’s in sociology from the University University, received the BCCIE International Associate Vice-President, International, and of Missouri. Education Distinguished Service Award Vice-President, Research and International. in 2010 and the UBC President’s Service He has travelled the globe delivering S. Mitsue Blythe is the Special Assistant Award for Excellence in 2011. lectures and teaching courses in English to the Associate Vice President of Distance and Portuguese. He holds a doctorate in Learning and a PhD Candidate in Higher Jos Beelen is Senior International Officer Canadian Literature from the University of Education at Old Dominion University. She at the Amsterdam University of Applied British Columbia. possesses extensive teaching experience in Sciences, where he is also a researcher secondary and higher education settings and consultant on internationalization of Rajika Bhandari, Deputy Vice President and specializes in serving populations of the curriculum. In addition, he is chair of for Research and Evaluation at the Institute diverse ethnic and financial backgrounds. the Expert Community Internationalization of International Education (IIE), provides She holds an MA in Literature with a at Home of the European Association strategic oversight of the Institute’s research concentration in writing and a BA in for International Education (EAIE). He and conducts evaluations of international English, both from Longwood University. has published a range of articles on the fellowship and scholarship programs. Dr. implementation of internationalization of Bhandari is an expert on global mobility Jim Bock is the Vice President and Dean the curriculum and has acted as trainer and research and has authored four books on of Admissions for Swarthmore College. Prior consultant at universities across the globe. the subject. She holds a BA (Honors) in to Swarthmore he worked in the admissions psychology from the University of Delhi, offices for the University of Virginia and Larry Bell is Executive Director of India, and received her doctoral degree Connecticut College. He received his BA International Education at the University in psychology from North Carolina State from Swarthmore College and MEd in of Colorado Boulder. Bell taught in University. Social Foundations of Education from the and directed the IEP at the University of University of Virginia. Wisconsin-Milwaukee for 12 years and Tim Birtwistle Tim Birtwistle is a former has worked over 25 years in international President of the EAIE. He is currently Helen Bond is Associate Professor in higher education. His focus is services consultant to the Lumina Foundation and the School of Education and Department for international student retention. He has serves as a member of the Tuning US-EU of Curriculum of Instruction at Howard been active in international education Project Steering Group. He is Professor University in Washington, DC. She is professional associations over his entire Emeritus Leeds at Beckett University, and a a former Fulbright Fellow to India and career. Bell has a BA in Vietnamese and former UK Bologna Expert, Visiting Fellow conducts research on education on refugee an MA in TOEFL from Southern Illinois at the Oxford Centre for Higher Education education. Bond’s most recent publication University. Policy Studies (Oxcheps) and an expert on is the co-authorship of the Teaching Respect Tuning. for All Implementation Guide published by Susie Bender is Executive Director of UNESCO in 2014. She holds a doctorate International Engagement and Programs Delores (Delo) Blough is the Director of from Virginia Tech, a MA from West at the University of Idaho. She has worked International Student and Scholar Services. Virginia University, and a bachelor’s degree in International Education for twenty-eight Delo earned her BS in Social Work from from the Ohio State University. years, and is known for her presentations Eastern Mennonite University and her JD and workshops on experiential and from Georgetown University Law Center. Tom Bogenschild, a faculty member and intercultural learning. Previously, she Prior to joining JMU, she served as the Director, Global Education and Engagement directed the Office of International Students Director of International Student Services Office, Vanderbilt University, has worked in and Scholars at the University of Nevada, and Coordinator of Diversity Initiatives at international education for over 30 years, Reno. She received a PhD in Political Eastern Mennonite University for seven starting as a program coordinator at the Science in Public Policy and Environmental years. She has been involved in projects University of Chicago in 1981. Trained as Policy from the University of Nevada, Reno. a cultural anthropologist with additional
111 Leading Global Learning: Envisioning New Paradigms postgraduate training in social and as a Fulbright-Nehru Scholar in India, an Courtney Brown is Director of intellectual history and political science, he education expert in Ethiopia, and has Organizational Performance and Evaluation holds an A.B. and an A.M. in anthropology authored a book published by UNESCO. at Lumina Foundation and a member of the and a PhD from the Graduate Group in same Project Steering Group. She is a very Latin American Studies at U.C. Berkeley. Gail Bowkett is the Director of experienced researcher and evaluator and Research and International Relations at the is involved in projects on both sides of the Veronica Boix Mansilla is Association of Universities and Colleges of Atlantic. principal investigator for Project Zero’s Canada. With over 20 years’ experience, Interdisciplinary and Global Studies Gail provides leadership on international Perry Brown is Provost and Vice President Project. Veronica’s research focuses on relations and research matters and ensures for Academic Affairs at the University of developing and nurturing an informed the integration of these areas into AUCC’s Montana. Before becoming Provost, he global consciousness among youth. She public affairs and advocacy priorities. Gail served as Dean of the university’s College uses theories and methods in cognitive holds a Master of International Business of Forestry and Conservation. He has psychology, epistemology, pedagogy, and Administration degree, Schulich School of held positions at Oregon State University, sociology to explore how experts, teachers, Business at York University, and an Honours Colorado State University, and Utah State and students advance interdisciplinary Bachelor degree, Russian language and University; produced over 100 books, understanding of topics of global literature, Carleton University. book chapters and scientific papers in significance, from globalization to climate human dimensions of natural resources; change. Veronica chairs the Future of Martha S. Bradley is the Associate and mentored over 60 graduate students to Learning Institute at Harvard and is the Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs, graduation. founder of L@titud. Dean for Undergraduate Studies and a Professor in the School of Architecture + Gonzalo Bruce is Dean of International Nick Booker is CEO & Co-founder of Planning. She has received a number of Education at Emporia State University. In IndoGenius in New Delhi, India. He is also awards for excellence in teaching. Her this capacity, he provides leadership in the India Program Director of the US State scholarship has focused on public history, international recruitment and admission, Department’s Passport to India initiative for gender and community, and religious study abroad, international student which he is co-faculty of a MOOC on the community. In her current role, she has been and scholar services and the Intensive relevance of India to young Americans. instrumental in internationalizing the general English Program. He has been involved in He is active in both AIEA and NAFSA and education curriculum at the University of international education for more than fifteen presents frequently on the role of India Utah. years, serving universities in the U.S.A. and in international education. He holds a abroad. Dr. Bruce holds an MA degree Bachelor’s degree in Philosophy from King’s Elizabeth (Betsy) Brewer is Director from the University of Pittsburgh and a PhD College London. of International Education at Beloit in higher education from The Ohio State College. A member of AIEA’s Executive University. Gwendolyn Bookman is Director, Committee and chair of AIEA’s Editorial Center for Global Studies and External Board, she is also a member of the Emile Breneau is a post-doctoral fellow Partnerships, and Associate Professor Forum on Education Abroad’s Outcomes whose research project focuses on the of Political Science at Bennett College. Assessment and Research Committee. Her psychological biases that drive social and Bookman is an attorney who has worked work at Beloit College focuses on campus ethnic conflict, and he is developing a in higher education administration for more internationalization, the integration of number of tools to measure the impact of than 40 years. She currently oversees all study abroad into on campus teaching efforts made to decrease these biases. One aspects of Bennett’s internationalization of and learning, assessment, and faculty of his current projects includes developing its campus and curriculum. In addition, she development. innovative tools to test the impact of virtual leads the At Home in the World initiative, exchange programs on participants. and teaches both Introduction to Global Roger Brindley is Vice Provost and USF Studies and several law-focused courses at System Associate Vice President for USF William Brustein is the Vice Provost for Bennett. World at the University of South Florida, Global Strategies and International Affairs overseeing the international student services and Professor of Sociology, Political Science Helen Bond is an Associate Professor and domestic students traveling abroad, and History at The Ohio State University. at Howard University in Washington, DC. while liasing with academic leadership on He is the author of four books and 65 She teaches courses in the Departments extending global curriculum development, articles. Brustein is active in both AIEA and of Curriculum and Instruction and African developing sustainable multidisciplinary NAFSA and presents frequently on issues Studies at Howard. She has a PhD in international partnerships, and supporting of international education. He holds an MA Human Development, a Master’s in globally focused faculty research. Roger in international studies from Johns Hopkins Communication, and a BS in Education. holds a BA from Middlesex University SAIS and a PhD in Sociology from the Her doctoral dissertation focused on human (London), an MA from Berry College University of Washington. Brustein is a Past rights education in Ghana. She served (Georgia) and a doctorate from the President of AIEA. University of Georgia.
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Helen Bryant designs and implements a Warren Burggren serves as Provost and Joanne Canyon-Heller is Director variety of international exchange programs, VP for Academic Affairs at the University of International Programs and Associate such as the TOMODACHI MetLife North Texas. With a PhD in Physiology from Director Admissions at Roosevelt University Women’s Leadership Initiative for Japanese the University of East Anglia (1976) and a (Chicago). She is past president of NAGAP. undergraduate women as a Program Officer BS in Biology from the University of Calgary She holds an MS Mgnt from National Louis with Cultural Vistas. As an educator, she (1973), he has collaborated with colleagues University and was faculty member there. develops programming for the International internationally to study lower vertebrates She presents on graduate school practices Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP), creating and crustacean invertebrates; the and on how prospective students should linkages between emerging global leaders environmental and ecological physiology present themselves during the application and their U.S. counterparts. Bryant has of intertidal, freshwater and marine process at both local and national events. taught in Asia and Africa, and she holds ecosystems; and the evolution of respiratory She has given presentations in China on a bachelor’s in Archaeology from the and cardiovascular systems. differences in admission processes between University of Maryland, Baltimore County. the US and Asian countries. Jarred Butto is Program Officer for the Michael A. Brzezinski is Dean of U.S. Department of State. He manages Christopher Carey is the Director International Programs at Purdue University. the EducationUSA advising network in of Global Gateways at The Ohio State Brzezinski studied and worked in China Southeast Asia and outreach to the U.S. University. He is also the US Program for seven years during the 1980s. Dr. Higher Education community. Previously, Director of the US State Department’s Brzezinski was instrumental in spearheading Butto served as Senior Program Specialist Passport to India initiative. He previously a funding model at Purdue that led to in the Center for Internationalization and held management experiences in the US the creation of nine positions across Global Engagement at the American Army, Morgan Stanley, and the Battelle campus that focus on providing service to Council on Education. He holds a BA in East Memorial Institute. He holds a BSc in international undergraduates. Brzezinski Asian Studies from Bucknell University and Environmental Engineering from the United and his leadership team recently created a an MA in Social Service Administration from States Military Academy at West Point and three person sub-unit within his office that the University of Chicago. an MBA from the Vlerick Business School in focuses on integrating international students Belgium. with American peers. Charles A. Calahan directs Global Learning Faculty Development in the Center John Carfora is the Associate Provost for Ryan Buck currently serves as the for Instructional Excellence at Purdue Research Advancement and Compliance Executive Director of International Student University. As an award winning teacher, he at Loyola Marymount University in Los Affairs at Brooklyn College of the City taught over 12,000 students for 12 years in Angeles. Carfora is the former Co-Chair University of New York where he oversees the College of Health and Human Sciences. and a current member of “I-Group,” a international student and scholar services Calahan’s MS degree is from Purdue National Academy of Sciences committee and leads international initiatives in University and his PhD degree is from on international research. He was a collaboration with divisions throughout the Kansas State University, both in the field of Fulbright Scholar to Ireland, received the University. Ryan’s expertise is in student Family Science. His family includes his wife, Distinguished Service Award from the affairs, strategic enrollment management, 5 children and 5 very cool grandchildren. National Council of University Research comprehensive international student Administrators, and was an IREX Fellow to services, and collaborating with internal Darryl Calkins is Dean of International Russia. and external stakeholders to enhance global Student Services and Enrollment at engagement and cross-cultural experiences. Northeastern University. Calkin was Kiki Caruson is Assistant Vice President previously Vice President for Enrollment for Research, Innovation and Global Thomas Buntru is the Dean of Management at Hawaii Pacific University. Affairs for the University of South Florida International Programs at Universidad de Calkin earned a Bachelor’s in Political (USF) System. Caruson is active in both Monterrey. His responsibilities include Science from Pepperdine University and a international education (AIEA) and research study abroad and exchange programs, Master’s in Ethics from Yale University. administration (NCURA, SRA) professional cooperation agreements, strategic planning, organizations and presents frequently about internationalization of the curriculum, and Rosana Campbell is the Director of the how to effectively promote international institutional internationalization. Under Institute for International Studies at her alma research engagement. Caruson is an active his leadership, UDEM has become the mater, Lock Haven University. She is also political science faculty researcher and Mexican university with the highest student the Principal Designated School Official Fulbright alumna. She co-chaired the 2014 participation rate in study abroad. He has and study abroad advisor. Campbell is a AIEA Thematic Forum: “Growing Global been an active member of the Mexican graduate of the NAFSA Academy, class Research” held at the USF Tamp campus. Association for International Education of 2005. She has developed numerous since 1997 and served as its president from partnerships abroad; the most recent Susan Carvalho is the Associate Provost 2009 to 2011. includes an exchange program in Turkey. for International Programs and the interim She holds a BA in International Relations Dean of the Graduate School of at the and an M.L.A from Lock Haven University. University of Kentucky. She is a past AIEA Neal Presidential Fellow, ACE Fellow, and
113 Leading Global Learning: Envisioning New Paradigms has served on the AIEA Executive Council. Mary Catherine (Scarborough) Chase trends as DrEducation.com. He holds a PhD In her current role, she oversees the UK is the Regional Director for European in higher education from the University of International Center and chairs the faculty- Programs at ISEP. She manages institutional Denver. based International Advisory Council. She partnerships within a global network of earned her PhD in Hispanic Studies from the universities dedicated to student exchange Kunliang Chuang holds a PhD in English University of Virginia. and study abroad. Chase has presented literature from the University of Southern at AIEA, NAFSA and EAIE conferences on California and is currently a professor Robin Catmur is Director of International transatlantic partnerships. Before joining of English and dean of the College of Student, Scholar, and Immigration Services ISEP she worked for the British Council Humanities and Social Sciences at Feng at the University of Georgia. Robin managing higher education relationships Chia University, Taiwan. He used to serve supervises seven colleagues who process in the United States. Chase earned her as dean of the Office of International Affairs sponsorships for over 2,400 internationals. master’s from the London School of at National Taiwan Normal University for Robin was an invited scholar to the USG Economics and bachelor’s from Florida State five years. He is also a researcher and Executive Leadership Institute for 2012, and University. advisor to the Foundation of International Advanced Leadership Academy in 2014. Cooperation of Higher Education in Taiwan Robin is the recipient of the NAFSA 2012 Addie Cheney is the Coordinator of (FICHET). Award of Excellence. She holds a BA in International Programs at Western Kentucky International Development from UC Davis, University. She holds an MA in Germanic Jeremy Coats serves as Program and an MA in Globalization Studies from Languages and Literature from Ohio State Manager for the Carnegie African Dartmouth. University. Diaspora Fellowship Program (CADFP) at the Institute of International Education. Mbye Cham is Professor and Chairman Miranda Cheng was previously the Jeremy has extensive experience with higher of the Department of African Studies at Director of the former University of Toronto education in Sub-Saharan Africa including Howard University. His research focuses on International Student Exchange Office, and project development and implementation, oral traditions; modern African Literature; in 2010 became the Director of the new curriculum development, teacher training, African and Third World Cinema; and the Centre for International Experience which and monitoring and evaluation. role of film in African Development. serves both international students and learning abroad programming. Under her Craig T. Cobane was appointed as the Grant Chapman is Associate Vice leadership, several innovative programs Chief International Officer for Western President for Academic Affairs and Director have been created including the Joint Kentucky University in 2012. In addition for International Programs at Webster Minor Program between U of T and the to his role as CIO, Cobane is also the University. Since 1992, Grant has held National University of Singapore. In 2007 Executive Director of the Honors College, a several posts with Webster, having served Miranda received the Internationalization position he has held since 2005. He also as a faculty member, Director for the Center Service Award by the Canadian Bureau for holds the Jarve Endowed Professorship in for International Education, and Director International Education. Honors and the rank of Associate Professor of the London campus. Grant presents on in the Department of Political Science. matters of international education and Elena Chernyshkova heads the Center was a Fulbright Scholar. He received for Universities Marketing and Academic Amy Jane Conger is the Assistant his Bachelor of Science from Oklahoma Recruitment at the 5-100 Project Office. She Vice Provost for Global and Engaged State University and MA/JD from St. Louis is also a founding partner of the education Education at the University of Michigan. University. practice of Odgers Berndtson executive She manages strategic projects that help search company. Prior to joining Odgers U-M’s academic units offer experiential Harvey Charles serves as Vice Provost Berndtson, Elena served as a Strategic learning opportunities for students and for International Education and Professor Projects Director in SKOLKOVO business strengthen institutional platforms for teaching at Northern Arizona University, and is school. Elena is actively involved with and scholarship. Dr. Conger’s portfolio currently President of the Association of NGOs, and is vice-chair of the Board of includes both international and domestic International Education Administrators. the European University at St. Petersburg; projects such as institutional partnerships He provides institutional leadership for and Board member of Moscow Polytechnic and legal agreements; education abroad for international education initiatives, helps to Museum. academic credit; co-curricular experiences; facilitate international teaching, research and assessment of engaged learning. and learning opportunities for faculty and Rahul Choudaha is Chief Knowledge students, and consults with institutions on Officer & Sr. Director of Strategic James Cooney is Vice Provost for curriculum and campus internationalization. Development at World Education Services, International Affairs at Colorado State Harvey earned his PhD in Higher Education New York (wes.org/ras). He leads a team University. Prior to his work with CSU, & Student Affairs from The Ohio State responsible for research, innovation and Dr. Cooney was the Executive Director of University. outreach. Choudaha is a frequent presenter the Weatherhead Center for International at AIEA, EAIE, NAFSA, CEAIE and APAIE Affairs at Harvard University. He is a former and blogs on international higher education member of the board of directors of NAFSA. Dr. Cooney received his BA and PhD from
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Harvard University and MIT, and was a development, and implementation of MCPS He is the in-coming Chair of the Conference Fulbright Scholar and Deputy Director of the 21st Century Education Model. Before Planning Committee of EAIE for 2014-2016. Aspen Institute Berlin. joining MCPS, she taught Curriculum & He has presented frequently at international Instruction at the University of Montana, education conferences. He holds a PhD from Paige Cottingham-Streater directs and was Dean of Students at Big Sky High UCLA in Spanish Theatre and Politics. the work of the U.S. CULCON Secretariat, School. She holds an EdD in Curriculum the Japan-U.S. Friendship Commission & Instruction and a M.Ed. in Educational Erich Dietrich is Associate Dean of and the U.S.-Japan Bridging Foundation. Leadership from the University of Montana., Global and Academic Programs at NYU’s Prior to joining the Commission, she and a BA in Political Science from Colorado Steinhardt School, and Assistant Vice served as Deputy Executive Director of the College. President for NYU Global Programs. His Maureen and Mike Mansfield Foundation office oversees 35 short-term graduate- and Director for the U.S.-Japan Project Darla K. Deardorff is executive director level study abroad courses per year, at the Joint Center for Political and of AIEA, based at Duke, where she is manages graduate dual-degree programs, Economic Studies in Washington, DC. a research scholar. Regularly invited to and supports graduate student research Ms. Cottingham-Streater holds a BA from speak and consult around the world, she abroad. He teaches graduate courses on Connecticut College and a JD from George has published widely on international Internationalization of Higher Education Washington University. education, including The SAGE Handbook and Race and Higher Education in Brazil of Intercultural Competence (2009), The (study abroad). He serves on the advisory Kati Csoman is Acting Dean of the SAGE Handbook of International Higher board to IIE’s Brazil International Academic Center for International Education at Juniata Education (2012), and Demystifying Partnership Program. College, which was recognized in 2012 Outcomes Assessment for International with the NAFSA Senator Paul Simon Award Educators (2015). She has taught at David L. Di Maria is the director of for Comprehensive Internationalization. numerous universities including Harvard international programs and services at Kent Kati assisted in the drafting of the Juniata University’s Future of Learning Institute. She State University. In this role he oversees Global Engagement Initiative, which was holds a doctorate from North Carolina State education abroad, international student first implemented in 2009. Kati served as an University. & scholar services and international Adjunct Professor for the Monterey Institute admissions across Kent State’s eight-campus of International Studies and has worked in Josephine “Jozi” De Leon brings system. Additionally, Di Maria provides international education administration at the a lifelong passion and extensive career functional direction to staff in Kent State’s University of Pittsburgh and the Pennsylvania focused on diversity to her role as the representative offices and academic centers State University. inaugural Vice President for Equity and abroad. Di Maria earned a doctorate in Inclusion at the University of New Mexico. educational policy and administration from Lyle Culver is a Professor of Architecture Dr. De Leon is nationally recognized for her The University of Minnesota. within the Honors Colleges at Miami Dade work in social justice issues and traditionally College. He has taken the lead on numerous underrepresented students. She has been John Dirkx is Professor of Higher, Adult initiatives and projects, receiving national a faculty member, a department head, an and Lifelong Education at Michigan State recognition as an educator and leader. He associate dean, and an associate provost University, where he teaches courses on has received various degrees from Florida for academic affairs. curriculum, teaching, and learning in International University, St. Andrew’s higher and adult education. He is director university, and Washington University, St. Montague Demment is Associate Vice of a research study of short-term graduate Louis. President for International Development study abroad. John is a team co-lead with at APLU, former Director of the Global the USAID-funded Global Center for Food Jenifer Cushman is Campus Dean and Livestock Collaborative Research Support Systems Innovation. John is the editor of The Associate Professor of German at Ohio Program, a program funded by USAID and Journal of Transformative Education and University Zanesville, where she serves the US university community, and professor former editor of Adult Education Quarterly. on the OU system internationalization emeritus of ecology at the University of group and the Ohio Board of Regents California, Davis. In his position at APLU he Silvia Donoso is the Alumni Coordinator internationalization task force. President has been involved in advocacy for higher at the U.S. Embassy in Quito, Ecuador. She of AIEA, Cushman participated in the education support for Africa and been manages the United States Government University of Minnesota study abroad instrumental in the creation of APLU’s Africa alumni outreach and professional exchange curriculum integration effort, served as Dean U.S. Higher Education Initiative. programs. Before joining the Public of International Education at NAFSA Simon- Affairs team, she worked for 8 years at Award-winning Juniata College, was one of Duleep Deosthale is Co-Founder and the Department of Defense’s educational the first AIEA Presidential Fellows, and has Vice President of Admission Table, Silicon training office in Ecuador. Silvia holds since mentored for the program. Valley, CA. He is the former AIEA-VP for a BA in Applied Linguistics from the External Affairs and was Associate Professor Pontifical Catholic University of Ecuador Heather Davis-Schmidt is Executive and Dean for International Programs at and is currently pursuing her Master’s in Regional Director of Missoula County Public Marist College and VP for International International Education at SIT Graduate Schools, and is responsible for research, Education at Manipal Global Education. Institute, Vermont.
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Stephanie Doscher is Associate Natalia Dyba is the Director of Global Eva is engaged with the most pressing Director of Global Learning Initiatives at Initiatives at the University of Washington policy issues in higher education, including Florida International University (FIU). Her Bothell, a UW campus recognized internationalization and intercultural areas of responsibility include curriculum for its interdisciplinary academic learning, quality of cross-border higher development, assessment, organizational programs, diverse student population and education, and the changing nature of leadership, program evaluation, and entrepreneurial spirit. Her role supports institutional autonomy. faculty development for global learning the growth of international efforts across and comprehensive internationalization. campus, including education abroad, Adel El Zaïm is the Executive Director, Publications include, “Case Study: Florida institutional partnerships, curricular International at the University of British International University,” in M. Green (Ed.) integration, and opportunities for Columbia. He directs a professional team Improving and Assessing Global Learning international involvement locally. She is a dedicated to supporting internationalization (NAFSA, 2013) and a chapter on FIU’s board member of the Greater Puget Sound within the university community and global learning initiative in Universities Chapter of the Fulbright Association and enhancing visibility and accessibility of and Human Development: A Sustainable was a 2013-2014 AIEA Presidential Fellow. the university’s expertise to the world. He Imaginary for the XXI Century (Routledge, holds a doctorate in linguistics from the 2013). Rosie Edmond is the Regional Director l’Université de la Sorbonne, Paris IV, France (REAC) for the North East Asia Pacific and previously was a senior program Jerry Drew was the Vice President region. While based at the U.S. Embassy, specialist for IDRC based in Cairo, Egypt. of The Africa America Institute and the the REAC- NEAP office serves the Executive Director of the Washington D.C. EducationUSA advising network in Japan, Mohamed El-Aasser is Vice President Office for fourteen years. He is currently Korea, Australia, New Zealand, and Pacific and Associate Provost of International an international consultant with more than Islands. Prior to joining EducationUSA, Affairs at Lehigh University where he thirty years of governmental and academic Rosie worked in the field of international also continues to serve as a Professor of experience in developing and managing admissions and recruitment for more than Chemical Engineering. Prior to this position, international higher education partnerships ten years. Rosie is also the Co-Chair of Dr. El-Aasser has served a number of other throughout Africa, Asia, South America, and NAFSA’s Japan SIG. roles at Lehigh, including Provost and Vice Europe. He holds a BA in political science President for Academic Affairs. He received from Michigan State University and JD in Lorna Jean Edmonds serves as BS and MS degrees from the University of international law from The University of the Vice-Provost for Global Affairs and Alexandria (Egypt) and his PhD from McGill Iowa. International Studies at Ohio University, University. leading the development of the university’s Sara Dumont is the Director of American global strategy. She has over 20 years of Lisa Eli is Director of International University’s AU Abroad Office. Due to her experience working in US and Canadian Education at Valencia College in expansion of program offerings, more than universities and has visited and worked Orlando, Florida, where she has worked 70% of AU students now study abroad. in over 50 countries. Her interests and for 20 years. She oversees Continuing She also established the “Abroad at AU” expertise are in strategy, the globalization International Education Programs, including program that enrolls approximately 100 of higher education, research, development the Intensive English Program, and the students each semester at AU from over 20 assistance, policy and external relations. office of International Student Services. different countries. Previously, Dr. Dumont She is focused on increasing international held positions at Yale, Duke and Towson Clark Egnor serves as Director of student enrollments, integrating students universities. She earned her BA from International Programs at the West Virginia into the college and community, facilitating Yale University, and her D.Phil. from the Higher Education Policy Commission international agreements, and expanding University of Oxford. (HEPC) where he provides leadership and international education programs. She holds support for the international programs and a BA from Michigan State University and an Jeanne-Marie Duval is Deputy initiatives at all of the West Virginia public MA from Rollins College. Executive Director of the Higher Education state colleges and universities. Prior to his for Development Program (HED) of the appointment to this statewide position in Kathleen Fairfax is Assistant Vice American Council on Education (ACE). She September 2013, Dr. Egnor served as the President for International Affairs and came to HED from the American Councils Senior International Officer at Marshall Outreach at South Dakota State University. for International Education (ACTR/ACCELS), University in Huntington, West Virginia for She began her career in the US Foreign where she was responsible for scholarship over 10 years. Service. Kathleen served as chief study programs for students from Eurasia. She abroad officer at both Southwestern held various positions over 17 years as Eva Egron-Polak was educated in the University and Purdue University before staff at NAFSA: Association of International Czech Republic, Canada and France. For becoming Director of Study Abroad at Educators. She holds a BA from Bryn Mawr almost 20 years she served in various senior Michigan State. She later served as Vice College and an MA in TESOL from Temple positions at the Association of Universities Provost for Global Education at Arizona University. and Colleges of Canada (AUCC) prior to State University. Kathleen received her BA becoming the Secretary General of IAU from DePauw University and her MA from in 2002. As Secretary General of IAU, Indiana University, Bloomington.
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Brad Farnsworth is Assistant is active in both NAFSA and AIEA. She in Middle Eastern studies and German Vice President of the Center for previously held a Senior International literature and linguistics from the Freie Internationalization and Global Engagement Officer position at Catholic University of University Berlin. at the American Council on Education. America. She holds a BA in Political Science The American Council on Education is from the University of California, Riverside, Annalena Galle is Assistant Director of the leading association in the United and an MA in International Communication the Clifford Chance International Office States devoted to higher education, with from American University in Washington, at Bucerius Law School in Hamburg, a membership of 1,600 colleges and DC. Germany. In her current position, Ms. Galle universities. The goal of the CIGE is to is responsible for organizing the mandatory promote internationalization among ACE’s Jose Celso Freire Junior received semester abroad for all LL.B. students and, members through publications, research, his Master’s in Computer Science from to an important part, contributes to the advisory services, leadership development, University of São Paulo (1992) and PhD students’ international legal education. conferences, and advocacy. on Computer Science from University of She also assists with the organization and Grenoble I (Scientifique et Medicale - Joseph management of Bucerius’ International Non- Tom Farrell is Senior Advisor to the Fourier - 1997). He is currently an associate Degree Programs. Ms. Galle holds an MA Chancellor at the University of Nebraska- professor at Universidade Estadual Paulista in Applied Cultural Studies from Leuphana Lincoln, responsible for global strategy. ‘Júlio de Mesquita Filho’ (UNESP), head of Universität Lüneburg, Germany. Previously he served as Vice Provost of the the International Office of the University, University of Nebraska. From 2002-2009 and president of the Association of Brazilian Richard Garrett is North America he was Deputy Assistant Secretary of State High Education Institutions Offices for Director for i-graduate, the UK-based for Academic Programs. From 1987-2002 International Relations (FAUBAI). higher education survey and consulting he was Vice President at the Institute of firm. The company runs the International International Education (IIE). He also served Isak Froumin,is Academic Supervisor Student Barometer, the world’s largest as a U.S. Foreign Service Officer, a Peace of National Research University “Higher survey of international student satisfaction. Corps Volunteer in India, and a Fulbright School of Economics”. He is a winner of Richard was formerly a Vice President at Fellow in Pakistan. the Russian Federation Government Prize Eduventures, the higher education consulting in Education. Isak Froumin is an Advisor to company. Richard holds a Bachelor’s and Karin Fischer is a senior writer at The the Minister of Education and Science of Master’s in Religious Studies from King’s Chronicle of Higher Education, where the Russian Federation. Professor Froumin’s College London, and a Postgraduate she covers internationalization of higher most recent publications are “Heterogeneity Certificate of Education from the University education, global competitiveness, and of the educational system: an introduction to of Cambridge. colleges and the economy. Her work has the problem” and “University Expansion in a appeared in The New York Times. She Changing Global Economy: Triumph of the Jane Gatewood is Associate Provost was selected for the East-West Center’s BRICs?” for Global Engagement at the University of Jefferson Fellowship program for reporting Rochester, where she leads international in Asia, is a recipient of the Paul Miller and Bennett Yu-Hsiang Fu is Associate initiatives. Prior to this, she developed National Press Foundation fellowships, and Dean of the Office of International Affairs international initiatives and programs for has been honored by the Education Writers at National Taiwan University. He is also the University of Georgia—most recently, Association. She graduated from Smith Professor of the Department of Foreign as the founding director of international College. Languages and Literatures at NTU. He is partnerships. She has been an Andrew W. overseeing international collaborations, Mellon Fellow at the School of Advanced David Fleshler has been Associate summer programs, and inbound and Study (University of London) and a Provost for International Affairs at Case outbound students at NTU. Dr. Fu received Fulbright Scholar. She holds a BA from Western since 2009. He has held a number his MA in English from the University of Emory University and a doctorate from the of positions prior to entering academia, Rochester, USA, and PhD in English Studies University of Georgia. including in law, government (local and from the University of Montreal, Canada. national) and the not-for-profit and corporate Helen Gaudette is the director of the sectors, in the U.S. and internationally. Michael Gaebel is the head of the higher Queens College Office of Global Education He holds degrees from the University of education policy unit at the European Initiatives. In this capacity, she works Michigan and Boston College Law School. University Association (EUA). EUA is the with faculty and administrators toward He was a 2010-11 AIEA Presidential largest organization representing the comprehensive internationalization on Fellow and currently chairs the AIEA Policy European higher education sector with 850 campus. A full-time member of the Queens Advisory Committee. member institutions in 47 countries. Michael College Department of History, she previously worked in higher education teaches various faculty-led study abroad Tanith Fowler Corsi is Senior Director of cooperation and development in the courses. She won the President’s Award for Regional Affairs at NAFSA:Association of Middle East, the former Soviet Union and Excellence in Teaching in 2007. She was a International Educators. She is responsible Asia. Michael graduated with a Masters 2013-2014 AIEA Neal Presidential Fellow. for cultivating leadership development and diversity within NAFSA. 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Tsige Gebre-Mariam is Professor, Massachusetts Amherst. Dr. George Deputy Chief of Mission and Chargé Humboldt Ambassador Scientist and Mwangi has worked as a consultant d’Affaires (2004-07), where he oversaw General Manger of the Regional with HED since 2013. Her scholarship U.S. assistance programs that totaled nearly Bioequivalence Center at Addis Ababa examines cross-border partnerships in $100 million annually. University (AAU) in Ethiopia. He was higher education, educational experiences previously Vice President for Graduate of international students, and other Margo Glew is coordinator of global Studies and Research and Dean of the internationalization efforts in U.S. colleges initiatives and coordinator of the Global School of Pharmacy. He has published and universities. She holds an MS from Educators Cohort Program, supporting over 100 manuscripts including Florida State University and a PhD in higher efforts to enhance the teacher preparation “Graduate Studies and Research at Addis education administration from the University program with global perspectives so that Ababa University.” He holds a PhD in of Maryland, College Park. more teachers are prepared to educate Pharmaceutics from the University of Wales, students for success in a global society. Her UK and a has done post-doctoral research Cheryl Gibbs is the Director of the academic interests include global education at Tubeingen University. Advanced Training and Research Division and second language acquisition and in the US Department of Education’s instruction. Her recent research involves Kate Geddie is assistant director, International and Foreign Language working on a multi-national project to assess research, at the Association of Universities Education office. She leads a staff that global-mindedness among undergraduate and Colleges of Canada (AUCC). AUCC administers $61.1 million dollars in preservice teachers. is the national association representing discretionary grants to institutions funded Canada’s 97 public and not-for-profit Title VI of the Higher Education Act, Waidehi Gokhale is Director of universities and degree-granting colleges. including, the Centers for International Partnerships and Development at Soliya a Previously, Kate worked as a postdoctoral Business Education, Language Resource small technology enabled education focused researcher at the University of Lausanne Centers, National Resource Centers, Foreign not for profit. Having lived, studied and and in the policy development unit of the Language and Area Studies Fellowships, worked in the United Kingdom, India, South European University Association. She holds and the American Overseas Research East Asia and North America, Waidehi a PhD in geography from the University of Centers programs. She has 30 years of believes firmly in the importance of effective Toronto. program and policy experience at the cross cultural exchange in international Department. Prior to her federal career education and peace building. She has 16 Vinitha Gengatharan is the Director, Gibbs was a secondary English teacher in years of experience working in the fields of International Relations at the University of her home town of Sharon, Pennsylvania. psychology and international development. Toronto in Toronto, Canada where she holds She received a Bachelor of Science degree in English from Clarion University and responsibility for advancing the University’s Andrew Gordon is the Founder and a Master of Education degree in School international profile. In this role, Vinitha has President of Diversity Abroad. He has Supervision and Curriculum Development responsibilities for managing the University’s written and spoken extensively on topics from Westminster College. international strategy, institutional level pertaining to access, diversity, inclusion, international partnerships, coordination and underrepresentation in international of international activities, and agreements Susan H. Gillespie is Vice President for education an exchange. He has consulted and manages high-level delegations to the Special Global Initiatives and Founding for higher education institutions, non- University of Toronto. Her areas of interest Director of the Institute for International profit and for-profit organizations, and include board governance, policy and Liberal Education, Bard College. Gillespie government agencies on diversity and developing sustainable partnerships. helped establish international partnerships inclusive good practices for international based on mutuality and equality in education. Andrew is a graduate of the Becky George is Director of the “countries in transition” (Russia, South University of San Francisco and studied International Education Office at University Africa, Palestine). Her publications abroad in Mexico and Spain, and interned of California Santa Cruz. She is active in include “Toward ‘Genuine Reciprocity.’ abroad in Madrid. AIEA, NAFSA, TESOL and is the current Reconceptualizing International Liberal Education in the Era of Globalization.” in President of EnglishUSA (American Esther E. Gottlieb, Senior Advisor Liberal Education (Winter 2003), and a Association of Intensive English Programs). for International Affairs at Ohio State, chapter in Practice and Research in Study She previously held a Director position at implements internationalization plans and Abroad, ed. Ross Lewin (2009: Routledge). the University of Washington Educational evaluates students’ global competencies. Outreach and a faculty position at the She serves on the AIEA Editorial University of Hawaii – Leeward Community David Gilmour was appointed Deputy Committee and facilitated a colloquium on College where she served as the Director of Assistant Secretary in the Bureau of African internationalizing STEM fields (NAFSA’14). the Office of International Programs for ten Affairs in August 2013. Previously, he Her research focuses on analysis of reform years. was the Africa Bureau’s Director of Public and policy discourses. Her recent article in Diplomacy and Public Affairs, directing the Prospects is “Making Education World-class: Chrystal George Mwangi is an deployment of public diplomacy personnel ‘ThinkGlobalOhio.’” She holds a PhD from assistant professor of higher education and resources at 48 U.S. embassies and administration at the University of consulates in Sub-Saharan Africa. Mr. Gilmour served as the Malawi U.S. Embassy
118 February 15–18, Washington, DC, USA the University of Pittsburgh in Comparative Sarah Groskreutz is the Director of Alexandra Haas is Head of the Political and International Education, and an MA Human Resources in the Global Programs Affairs Section at the Embassy of Mexico in from Case Western. and Strategy Alliance at the University of the U.S. She previously headed the Mexican Minnesota. In this capacity, she manages all Trade Bureau, ProMexico, to the U.K., South Rebecca Granato is Visiting Assistant human resource functions including hiring, Africa and Portugal (2008-2011). She has Professor and Assistant Dean at Al-Quds orientation, performance management had a career as a human rights lawyer and Bard College of Arts and Sciences, where and staff and organizational development. policy advisor, working as special advisor to she has taught since its inception, and Previous to this role, Sarah spent eleven the Director of the National Council against Associate of Bard’s Institute for Writing & years with the Learning Abroad Center, Discrimination (2011-2013) and was head Thinking. Granato earned a BA from Bard where she was involved with many aspects of the Non-Discrimination Program for College and an M.Phil. in Middle-Eastern of education abroad including academics, Human Rights Commission for Mexico City History from the CUNY Graduate Program. advising and programming. (2007-2008). Her PhD thesis at the Tri-University History Program, Waterloo, Canada, focuses on Christina Grossmann is the Head of the Steve Hagen is a Vice Rector for Change the Fatah resistance movement among International Office, Faculty of Engineering Management at the ITMO University. Palestinian political prisoners (degree of Lund University (LTH). Her work in Previously he held various faculty and expected December 2014). establishing LTH membership in international administrative positions in UK such as: networks for engineering education has Director of Institute of Enterprise& Professor Mary Anne Grant is President and CEO enhanced partner university relations on all at Warwick University; Director of Research, of the ISEP Network, a consortium of 330 continents, and has led to LTH participation Business, Innovation & Professor at UWE post-secondary institutions in 51 countries in multiple EU-projects, including double Bristol; Deputy Vice-Chancellor & Professor, cooperating to promote student mobility for degrees. In 2002 she received the French University of Wales Newport and Vice- international education. Nearly 50,000 award Chevalier de l’Ordre des Palmes Chancellor & Professor, University of students have participated in ISEP programs. MAAcadémiques. In 2009 she was Wales Newport. Prof. Hagen Authored 13 Grant presents frequently on international awarded the Lund University prize for research reports/studies; 8 books (single- education topics, serves on the Board of the outstanding administrative achievements. authored and/or edited); 24 articles/book Forum on Education Abroad and has held chapters. several leadership positions with NAFSA. Jennifer Gruenewald has worked Grant received her MA from Georgetown in international education for over 20 Joann Halpern is Director of the German University and BA from the University of years. As Director of International Student Center for Research and Innovation. Tennessee. and Scholar Services in the Center for She has extensive experience in the International Education, University of internationalization of universities. She Mark L. Greenberg has been Provost Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Jennifer provides is currently Adjunct Associate Professor and Senior Vice President for Academic leadership on international student of International Education at NYU and Affairs at Drexel University since 2008. A recruitment, enrollment management, has taught at Dartmouth, Harvard, and specialist in 18th and 19th century British and international student and scholar University of Magdeburg. Halpern has held Literature, at Drexel he has also served as immigration advising. Jennifer administrative positions at Harz University of Professor of English, Dean of Undergraduate graduated with a Master’s in Intercultural Applied Sciences, and the Global College Education, Founding Dean of the Pennoni Communication from the University of New of Long Island University. She received her Honors College, and interim Dean of Mexico and worked for 10 years in various BA from Dartmouth, her MA from Harvard, the School of Education. He earned a capacities with increasing responsibility at and her doctorate from NYU. bachelor’s degree from Queens College, the University of New Mexico. CUNY, and master’s and doctoral degrees Michelle Hampton is the Director of from The University of Michigan. Guo Liang is Deputy Director of Global Client Relations at Educational International Relations at Shanghai Jiao Testing Service (ETS). Hampton handles Jeanine Gregersen-Hermans is Tong University since 2010. Her work outreach and communications for the Director of Student Recruitment and includes institutional internationalization TOEFL and GRE programs with universities, Admissions at University of Hull, UK. strategy, overseeing its implementation, secondary schools and overseas She publishes on topics of intercultural and supervising institutional partnerships. educational advisors and has presented communication and marketing of higher She has facilitated the establishment of a at many national and international education. Jeanine is a member of the new Swedish Center and an Israeli Center. conferences. Hampton is a former Associate Editorial Board of the Journal of Studies She has been instrumental in engaging the Director of Enrollment Services, PDSO and in International Education (JSIE). She university more actively in Universitas 21. preparatory school College Counselor. is member of the EAIE Professional Her presentations at Asia Pacific Association Michelle Hampton received her BA in Development Committee, senior trainer of International Educators conferences were Psychology from Drew University. and past member of the EAIE General on “Building Joint International Institutes” Council. Jeanine received the 2008 EAIE and “The Challenges of Managing Ursula Hans is Director of the Bo Gregersen Award for innovation in Exchanges.” International Office of Humboldt-Universität international education. zu Berlin in Germany. As such, she
119 Leading Global Learning: Envisioning New Paradigms deals with the strategy, networks, and is focused on service learning, civic Clay Hensley is the Senior Director of international students programs as well learning outcomes, and campus-community International Strategy & Outreach at the as third-party funding for international partnerships. She served as the first Director College Board. As a member of College activities. The rapidly developing summer of Undergraduate Programs in Philanthropic Board’s International team, Hensley helps school at Humboldt-Universität is also within Studies. oversee effective implementation of College her purview. Ursula has degrees from Board programs, including the SAT and AP Bonn University and Bowling Green State Lisa Hauck is Director of the Office Program, in over 180 countries. He also University. She is an active DAAD board of Global Outreach at North Dakota supports College Board’s higher education member and has worked in international State University (NDSU). She oversees membership in recruiting prospective issues for over 20 years. a variety of international activities, students internationally. He holds a BA in including international student enrollment English literature from Vanderbilt University Mandy Hansen is the associate director management, faculty and scholar and an MFA from the University of for the Center for International Education immigration services, campus and Tennessee, Knoxville. and director of international admissions and community outreach and advocacy for recruitment at Northern Arizona University. internationalization efforts, as well as Rodolfo Hernandez Guerrero is Hansen is an alumnus of the Fulbright university-wide global outreach initiatives. Director of International Partnership Program for International Administrators Hauck holds a master’s degree from The Development (IPD) and Senior Advisor to the and serves in leadership positions with Ohio State University and is currently Center for U.S. – Latin America Initiatives NAFSA and NACAC. Her doctoral degree pursuing her PhD in education at NDSU. (CUSLAI) at The University of Texas at is in educational leadership with research Dallas, where he led CUSLAI (2001-14) and in narrative inquiry titled “Lotus Strands: John Hearn is Executive Director of the International Education Office (2005- Higher Education Women in Senior the Worldwide Universities Network, the 14). Dr. Hernandez teaches courses on International Officer Positions Weaving Australia Africa Universities Network, and contemporary politics of U.S-Mexico, has Robes of Gender.” Professor of Physiology at the University of published in journals and newspapers, and Sydney Medical School. He works globally participated in documentary T.V. and radio Michael L. Hardman is Distinguished in higher education and research capacity programs in Mexico, the United States, Professor and Chief Global Officer at the development, with universities, governments, Argentina, Portugal, United Kingdom, and University of Utah. He has served as the business and international agencies. Australia. university’s Interim Chief Academic Officer He is an adviser with the World Health and Dean of the College of Education. Dr. Organization, OECD and British Council. John D. Heyl is founder of IELeaders. Hardman has directed several international He held senior administrative, research and net, a website focusing on SIO leadership projects on school improvement for USAID, teaching positions for 6-7 years each in the issues. He served as SIO at the University OECD, and UNICEF. He has published UK, USA and Australia of Missouri-Columbia and Old Dominion widely in international journals, authored University (VA). Heyl is former AIEA ten college textbooks, and directed Margaret Heisel is currently a Research president (2000-2001), author of The numerous international research and Associate at the Center for Studies in Higher Senior International Officer (SIO) as Change training projects in the areas of education Education at the University of California, Agent (AIEA, 2007) and co-editor of The policy and reform. Berkeley. Previously, Heisel was director SAGE Handbook of International Higher of The Center for Capacity Building in Education (2012). He holds a BA from Mark W. Harris is President & CEO of Study Abroad, established by APLU and Stanford University and a PhD in European ELS Educational Services, Inc , a leading NAFSA. At the University of California, history from Washington University-St. Louis. provider of international student recruitment Office of the President, she headed a unit for universities. ELS is the global leader in administering off-campus study programs for Barbara Hill is Senior Associate in on-campus ESL instruction and pathways. the University’s ten campuses. Heisel holds the American Council on Education’s Mr. Harris is a member of the Council a PhD in Latin American studies from the Center for Internationalization and of Senior Advisors of the International University of Kansas. Global Engagement, working in Association of University Presidents, AIEA, the Internationalization Laboratory NAFSA, and was a founding member of the Robin Matross Helms is Associate with institutional leaders to promote Japan Association of Overseas Study. Director for Research at the American comprehensive internationalization. Hill Council on Education, where her work consulted with Higher Education for Julie A. Hatcher is Associate Professor focuses on internationalization of US Development, creating infrastructures of Philanthropic Studies and is Executive institutions and global higher education through university partnerships and Director of the Center for Service and issues. Previously, she has worked for the organizing workshops to disseminate Learning at IUPUI. She is active in the Institute of International Education and the expertise in international development. Association for Research on Nonprofit University of Minnesota, and served as Hill participated in the Visiting Advisor Organizations and Voluntary Action and a consultant to the World Bank and the Program/Salzburg Seminar, consulting the International Association for Research Institute for Higher Education Policy. Robin in Russia and Eastern Europe about on Service Learning and Community holds a PhD and MBA from Boston College, governance, finance, academic structure, Engagement. Her research and scholarship and an AB from Princeton University. and program quality.
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Christopher Hill is Director of Research in APAIE, NAFSA, EAIE and QS-APPLE and She is Co-Editor of the Journal of Studies Training and Academic Development at presents on issues of internationalization for International Education (JSIE) and Chair the University of Nottingham Malaysia of Korean universities. He has served as of the Board of Directors at Educational Campus and frequently writes on trends advisor in various government agencies: Credential Evaluators (ECE) Inc. She holds a in transnational education. He has Presidential Committee, Education Ministry, DBA in Higher Education Management from international experience delivering training Safety and Public Administration Ministry Bath University (UK). courses in Ghana, Tanzania, Spain, of Korean Government. He holds a PhD in Malaysia, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam, public policy from University of Pittsburgh. Lisa Ijiri is Associate Provost for Academic China and the UK. He is currently involved Program and Resource Planning at Lesley in research projects examining the impact of Tom Howard has worked with universities University where she leads initiatives TNE on employability and student mobility abroad for nearly 25 years He was the first including global engagement, accreditation, in SE Asia and was awarded a 2012 U21 Director of the Australian Education Office grants, and academic planning. As a Fellowship to research Global Citizenship. and served as the first Regional Director for Fulbright Scholar at the University of Tokyo, AustraLearn. He was instrumental in starting she studied phonological awareness in Harry Hill is the President and CEO of The Scholar Ship, the former ship-based Japanese kindergartners. She established Oak Lawn Marketing, Inc. He also serves program. Tom has also worked with UK and a program for international students with as chairman of the US CULCON Panel, Italian universities. He studied at the Ludwig learning disabilities at Curry College and Japan-US Friendship Commission, and Maximillians University in Munich, and the Global Education Center at Lesley Hope International Development Agency, undertook a year of Masters Study while University. She holds MA and PhD degrees Japan. Hill is also actively involved in the serving as a Resident Director in London. from Johns Hopkins and Northwestern American Chamber of Commerce Japan University. and from 2012-13 served as chairman of John K. Hudzik is NAFSA’s Senior the Electronic Retailing Association (ERA). Scholar for Internationalization, past Keiko Ikeda holds a PhD from University He holds a BA in English Literature from President and Chair of NAFSA’s Board of of Hawaii, and she is currently Associate Cornell University. Directors, and Past President of AIEA. He Professor at Division of International Affairs is a recognized scholar and served on and Vice-Director, Center for International Heidi Hobbs is Director of the Master numerous international policy and advisory Education at Kansai University, Japan. of International Studies Program and boards related to international development, She promotes in-bound student mobility, Associate Professor of Political Science, regional and language studies, and higher and several globalization initiatives at KU, North Carolina State University. In addition education internalization. Hudzik was including development of KUGF (Kansai to many national leadership roles, she has Vice President for Global Engagement University Global Frontier) curriculum served as director of international programs and Strategic Projects at Michigan State (English-taught program for undergraduate in the College of Humanities and Social University, before serving as acting international/local students) and overseas Sciences, and as chair of the university’s University Provost and Vice President of program for KU’s satellite campuses in Committee on International Programs. Academic Affairs. Thailand, Taiwan, China (Shanghai) and Her most recent publication is a textbook Belgium. with Harry Chernotsky, Crossing Borders: Jennifer Humphries is Vice- International Studies for the 21st Century, President, Membership, Public Policy Paul W. Jagodzinski earned the BS 2nd edition (2015). and Communications at CBIE, Canada’s (Chemistry) from the Polytechnic Institute of international education organization. Brooklyn and the PhD (Physical Chemistry) James Paul Holloway is Arthur F. She is responsible for membership from Texas A&M University. He held Thurnau Professor of Nuclear Engineering relations, communications, research, faculty and administrative appointments and Radiological Sciences, and Vice advocacy, conferences and scholarship at Eastern Michigan University, West Provost for Global and Engaged Education programs. Humphries serves on the Virginia University and Colorado School of at the University of Michigan. Vice Provost board of the Association for Studies in Mines. Currently as Dean of the College of Holloway is focused on the ways in International Education and represents Engineering, Forestry & Natural Sciences which the U-M engages the world through CBIE in the Network of International at Northern Arizona University, Jagodzinski both scholarship and education. He has Education Associations. She has delivered is recognized for his success in increasing lived, worked and taught in Thailand, presentations at conferences across Canada opportunities for traditionally under- England, Germany, China, and Ghana. and abroad. She holds a Master’s degree in represented groups in the sciences and As Michigan’s SIO he is responsible for English from the University of Ottawa. engineering. international travel policy and safety. Fiona Hunter is Research Associate Ji-Yeung Jang is Associate Director Jun Hyun Hong is Former Vice President at the Centre for Higher Education of the Office of Vice Provost for Global for International Affairs at Chung-Ang Internationalization, Università Cattolica del Affairs & International Studies. She assists University in Korea. He is currently a Sacro Cuore (Milan, Italy). She also works with strategic planning, assessment and professor at the School of Public Service at independently as a consultant, trainer and evaluation, and strategic partnership CAU and president of Korean Association of researcher in higher education specializing management. Previously, Jang chaired the Policy Analysis and Evaluation. He is active in strategic change and internationalization. internationalization metrics subcommittee
121 Leading Global Learning: Envisioning New Paradigms and conducted an evaluation of Title VI As SIO, he advises the President and number of research collaborations with programs at the University of Minnesota, Provost on international education and strategic partners. Jen previously served served as Research & Scholarship Network advances CSULB’s global mission, strategic as Education Manager at the Embassy of Leader at NAFSA, she received her PhD in plans, international engagement and Australia in Washington, DC. She holds a Comparative and International Development partnerships. He works closely with faculty bachelor’s degree in English Writing from Education from the University of Minnesota. and administration to internationalize the DePauw University in Greencastle, Indiana. campus. Martha Johnson is Assistant Dean Avichal Kapur is Chief Executive for Learning Abroad at the University of Mohamed Abdel-Kader serves as the Officer & Director (Quality Assurance) at Minnesota and oversees one of the largest Deputy Assistant Secretary for International the Meghe Group of Institutions [MGI], education abroad offices in the US, sending and Foreign Language Education and Nagpur, Maharashtra, India. He is active over 3500 students abroad annually. She is responsible for in administering the in both AIEA and NAFSA and is member has worked in international education since domestic programs authorized under Title of the Global Engineering Deans Council 1991 for organizations and institutions in VI of the Higher Education Act and the (GEDC). Dr. Kapur previously was the the US, Ireland, and the United Kingdom. overseas programs under the Fulbright- Director (Quality & Systems) at the Manipal Her experience includes on-site program Hays Act. Mohamed served as the Director International University, Kuala Lumpur, management, program development of Development for the School of Foreign Malaysia. He has worked in premier and marketing, management of a large Service at Georgetown University and also academic and research organizations of university education abroad office, and managed the university’s advancement government of India. He holds a PhD in teaching of short-term programs. strategy in the Middle East region. He holds Electronics Engineering. degrees from Clemson University, Vanderbilt Victoria Jones is Associate Provost for University, and Georgetown University’s Susan Kassab is the Director of University Global Engagement and Associate Professor McDonough School of Business. Recruitment and Advising Services at ELS of Marketing at Seattle University. For the Educational Services and has worked past thirteen years, Dr. Jones has been Hilary E. Kahn is the Executive Director for 28 years in Enrollment Management building dynamic international programs of the Center for the Study of Global as a Counselor and Director. She has for growing universities in Brazil and the Change and Assistant Dean of the School of created and implemented SIEM plans and US. Her degrees were earned from Cornell Global and International Studies at Indiana continues to assist universities in creating University, the University of Pennsylvania University Bloomington. She is also faculty in and implementing strategic international Annenberg School, and the University International Studies and Anthropology and initiatives. Susan is Past Chair of the NAFSA of Southern California. She teaches and Director of the PhD Minor in Global Studies. IEM Task Force and a member of other researches in the areas of international She has expertise in global teaching and Higher Education organizations. Kassab marketing and management. She is a learning, curriculum internationalization, holds an MA in Education from Widener frequent lecturer and trainer. visual ethnography, human rights, University. Latin America and the Caribbean, and Elspeth Jones is Emerita Professor of the interdisciplinary approaches to critical Miriam A. Kazanjian is an independent Internationalization of Higher Education, global studies. consultant and leading international Leeds Beckett University, UK. She is education and government relations Honorary Visiting Fellow, Centre for Higher Theresa Kaiser is Director of Global specialist in Washington, DC. She has been Education Internationalization, Università Opportunities at American University’s instrumental in organizing and guiding Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Milan. Her Washington College of Law where she the Coalition for International Education, specialisms include strategic leadership serves as the touchstone for JD students focusing on U.S. Department of Education for internationalization, curriculum regarding the internationalization of their international education programs and internationalization, and employability legal education, facilitates the global policies. She has consulted extensively for outcomes and intercultural competence mindset of WCL faculty and extends the more than two decades on international development through internationalization. international reach and reputation of the education and policy for numerous national She has published widely, including institution. Active in NAFSA, AALS and associations, U.S. foundations, and U.S. Internationalization and the Student Voice AIEA, Kaiser has an M.Ed. from Harvard and foreign higher education institutions. (Routledge, 2010). Elspeth is Series University, a JD from Emory University, Editor for the new Routledge book series, and a BA and BSJ. from the University of Timothy Kell is an Evaluator and Team Internationalization in Higher Education. Kansas. Manager at Educational Credential Evaluators. Timothy is actively involved in Jeet Joshee is Associate Vice President Jen (Nielsen) Kane is Associate the training and mentoring of new staff for International Education and Global Director (Education) for the University of members, and has lead workshops and Engagement and Dean of the College of Queensland, based in Washington, DC. In sessions on a wide range of international Continuing and Professional Education at her role, Jen is responsible for implementing admissions topics at conferences regionally, California State University, Long Beach. UQ’s strategic initiatives in the USA; nationally, and internationally. He received As Associate Vice President, Dr. Joshee is developing and managing key partnerships the Senior International Officer at CSULB. and relationships; and increasing the
122 February 15–18, Washington, DC, USA his Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology, worldwide. She also serves as a professor coordinates the MASTERMIND Europe Criminology and Law Studies from at Ewha Law School and earned her JD project. His was previously Strategic Marquette University. from Yale Law School. Manager of the VU internationalization program and director of the VU Centre for Earl Kellogg is Senior Vice President Kevin Kinser is Chair of the Department International Cooperation. Kees has been and Chief International Officer at Strategic of Educational Administration and Policy active in international education since Consulting: The Wyly/Kellogg International Studies at the University at Albany, State 1982 and has played significant roles in Group. He was Associate Provost for University of New York, as well as a Senior the Europe-US discussions on credential International Affairs at the University of Fellow for Internationalization at NAFSA: evaluation and in the Lisbon Convention Illinois, and previously Executive Director Association of International Educators. (1997). of the Consortium for International He is a graduate of Columbia University’s Development, Past AIEA President, Board Teachers College (New York). Kinser studies Catherine Koverola is Dean of the Chair of the Midwest University Consortium non-traditional and alternative higher Graduate School of Arts and Social for International Affairs, founding Director education, particularly the public policies Sciences at Lesley University. Dr. Koverola of the US-Africa Higher Education Initiative, and organizational structures related to has forged numerous partnerships that and Chief Operating Officer of Winrock private for-profit institutions and international have resulted in graduate programs for International, a global sustainability cross-border higher education. students from developing countries and foundation. Earl earned his PhD in global graduate student internships. She is Agricultural Economics. Sabine C. Klahr is Deputy Chief an internationally recognized scholar in the Global Officer at the University of Utah area of interpersonal victimization in cross- Nicola Kernaghan is Associate and Immediate Past President of AIEA. cultural contexts and author of the blog the Director for Program Development in She has almost 20 years of experience Boldness of Love. http://www.lesley.edu/ the International Center at the University in IHE. Her doctoral research focused on blog/boldness-of-love/. She holds a PhD of Florida (UF). She serves on the UF internationalizing engineering education. from the Fuller Theological Seminary School Internationalization Task Force and She has served on many committees of Psychology. coordinates evaluation efforts for the for NAFSA, AIEA, and DAAD, and has International Center. Nicola has more than published in peer reviewed journals and Katharine Krebs is Vice Provost for 10 years’ experience working with faculty books. Global learning has been part of International Affairs at Binghamton and students to integrate international her life since arriving in the U.S. as an University. With a BA in Latin American opportunities into their research, teaching exchange student from Germany. Studies from the University of New Mexico and outreach activities. She holds a PhD in and MA and PhD degrees in Spanish science education from UF and focuses on Sonja Knutson is the Director of the from Tulane University, she previously held internationalization of the STEM disciplines. International Centre and Special Advisor international education positions at the to the President on International Affairs at University at Albany and the University of James Ketterer is Director of International Memorial University of Newfoundland. Pennsylvania. Krebs participated in the Academic Initiatives and Senior Fellow, She holds an M. Ed. in post-secondary Fulbright Administrator’s Program to Korea Institute of International Liberal Education education (Memorial University) and B.Ed. and is an Associate Editor of Frontiers, The at Bard College, where he teaches political in Teaching English as a Second Language Interdisciplinary Journal of Study Abroad. studies. Ketterer served as Egypt Country (Concordia University). She leads the Director for AMIDEAST and was Vice internationalization office at Memorial and Jane Kucko is Director for the Center for Chancellor and Deputy Provost for the is active in both CBIE and NAFSA. International Studies and Associate Dean of SUNY system, and director of the Center for University Programs. As co-author of TCU’s International Development. In government, Mark Kopenski is the Vice President for Comprehensive Internationalization plan, he worked at the New York Commission Enrollment Management at Drew University Discovering Global Citizenship, Kucko has on Higher Education, the National Security in NJ. He has spent twenty seven years in implemented the TCU Global Academy—an Council and the New York State Senate. enrollment management and his work has interdisciplinary approach to study abroad taken him to 95 different nations throughout through investigating world issues. Under Eunice K. Kim currently serves as the world and to all 50 US states. He has Kucko’s co-leadership, TCU completed the Special Adviser to the President of consulted at a variety of public, private, ACE Comprehensive Internationalization International Affairs at Ewha Womans and for-profit higher education institutions Lab and was recently recognized for its University and overseas the university’s and provided advising and international conformity with the Forum’s Standards of strategic international partnerships with market research to capital investment firms Good Practice. Kucko holds a PhD from universities and institutions. She is the with portfolio holdings or interest in higher Texas Woman’s University. former Vice President of International education. Affairs at Ewha and she led the university Joanna Kukielka-Blaser is the Program on several significant international research Kees Kouwenaar is Senior Advisor Director, International Relations, in the initiatives with universities and corporations International Strategy at Vrije Universiteit Office of International Affairs at The Ohio Amsterdam (Netherlands). He is active in State University. She is also the Campus AIEA, NAGAP and EAIE. He initiated and Representative for the Fulbright Scholar
123 Leading Global Learning: Envisioning New Paradigms program and directs the U.S. Department of of Global Programs at the Washington Jennie Lang is Vice-President Education Fulbright-Hays program. Kukielka- National Primate Research Center. Dr. Kyes Advancement, UNSW Australia and CEO Blaser was a Soros Fellow in Poland. She completed his PhD from the University of UNSW Foundation. In 2013 Jennie received has worked through the U.S. Departments Georgia in 1989. the national IEAA Award for Distinguished of Education and State in Poland, Ukraine, Contribution to International Education. and South Africa. She holds an MA degree Markus Laitinen is Vice-President of Jennie has a Bachelor of Education degree in Russian Language and Literature from the European Association for International (awarded with Distinction), a Bachelor of OSU. Education (EAIE). He is currently the Arts, and a Master of Education Research Head of International Affairs (SIO) at the degree all from the University of Newcastle, Katja Kurz is University Relations Officer University of Helsinki, Finland and has Australia. She served as an elected at Cultural Vistas. Kurz focuses on access more than twenty years of experience in international representative to the AIEA to emerging leadership and professional various roles related to higher education Executive Committee for three years from development programs for underrepresented internationalization. Markus Laitinen holds February 2012 to February 2015. students. She has previously held research a Master’s degree in Social Sciences positions at Columbia University in NY (Political Science) from the University of Margaret Lartey is an associate and Johannes Gutenberg University in Helsinki. He is an advocate of “embedded professor of medicine, dermatology Mainz, Germany. Kurz has published on internationalization” both institutionally and and infectious diseases at the University experiential education abroad, intercultural beyond. of Ghana Medical School, consultant engagement, and social innovation. She physician and immediate past head of the holds a doctorate in English from the Lisa Lancia is Director of International infectious diseases unit of Korle Bu Teaching Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz Initiatives with the Office of the Provost Hospital. She has worked in the field of and an MA from Clark University in at Fordham University. She previously HIV in Ghana. Her areas of research Worcester, MA. held leadership positions as Director of include co-infections, treatment outcomes, International Strategic Initiatives, the Pace pharmacokinetics, drug resistance and C.K. Kwai has extensive experience London Law Program and the Office of dermatological manifestations of HIV in all areas of International Education: Admissions at Pace University School infection and antiretroviral therapy. Education Abroad, International Enrollment of Law. Lancia has experience overseas Management, International Student and through the U.N. in Peacekeeping Gil Latz is Professor of Geography and Scholar Services, and Intensive English Operations in Croatia and Haiti, and Associate Vice Chancellor, International Programs. C.K.’s research interest is in the with U.N. HQ in Switzerland. She holds Affairs, IUPUI, appointed 2012. Previously areas of International Education and has a a JD from Washington College of Law at he served as Portland State University’s PhD in Higher Educational. He is also an American University. Vice Provost for International Affairs, where adjunct professor at Vietnamese German he was a faculty member for 28 years. University, Vietnam. He had taught and Hilary Landorf is an Associate Professor His research on comparative regional presented at NAFSA National and regional in the College of Education at Florida development policy includes affiliation with Conferences, NAFSA Summer Institute, and International University. She also serves Tokyo University (Japan) and University of institutions around the world. as the Director of FIU’s Office of Global Florence (Italy). Recent publications include: Learning Initiatives, and leads FIU’s assessing international learning (US); Awewura Kwara is an associate university-wide curriculum and co-curriculum educational reform (Vietnam); landscape professor of medicine, Warren Alpert internationalization initiative. Among her history (Italy/US); and controversial issues in Medical School of Brown University. He recent publications is a case study on politics and society (Japan). He is President completed Internal Medicine Residency FIU,” in M. Green (Ed.) Improving and Elect of AIEA. at Cook County Hospital and Infectious Assessing Global Learning. She holds a Disease Fellowship at Tulane University BA from Stanford University and a PhD Karen M. Lauridsen works at Aarhus Health Sciences Center. His research focuses in International Education from New York University, Centre for Teaching and Learning on the optimal management of HIV and TB University. (Denmark). She focuses on issues related co-infection. He has broad expertise in the to teaching and learning through the area Global Health, Infectious Diseases and Jason E. Lane is the Vice Provost and medium of English in the multilingual and HIV and tuberculosis co-infection research. Senior Associate Vice Chancellor for multicultural learning space and to language He holds a MbChB (equivalent to a MD) Academic Affairs at the State University policy in both her research and in-service from the University of Ghana. New York, the largest comprehensive system training and professional development of higher education in the United States. He programs. Karen is the coordinator of Randy Kyes is a Research Professor in is responsible for overseeing the system’s the Erasmus Academic Network IntlUni the Department of Psychology and Adjunct academic portfolio, including leading – The Challenges of the Multilingual Research Professor in the Depts. of Global the Office of Global Affairs and SUNY’s and Multicultural Learning Space in the Health and Anthropology at the University outposts in China, Mexico, Russia, South International University (2012-15). of Washington. He also is Director of Korea, and Turkey. Lane is an associate the Center for Global Field Study, and professor of educational administration and Core Scientist and Head of the Division policy at the University at Albany, SUNY.
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Brandon Lee is CEO and co-founder leadership NC State has expanded University as an associate professor, as well of Terra Dotta. His main interest lies in international programs at home and as at the School of Political Science and shaping the usability and accessibility abroad, built strong network of global Economics in Waseda. of the company’s software. His primary partnerships, and made a significant responsibility is the development of Terra progress towards comprehensive LaShandra Little is the Director of Dotta Software for study abroad, risk internationalization of the university in University Relations at NSHSS. LaShandra management, international student and teaching, research and service mission as a received a BA in Political Science from scholar services, and English as a second world class land-grant institution. Albany State University and her M. Ed in language. He is involved in the development Higher Education and Student Affairs from of software to support information systems Weibin Li is Director of the International University of South Carolina. LaShandra that can be used to inform students, faculty, Office at Sichuan University and a faculty has over 14 years of experience working and staff. member in the National Key Lab of Polymer in higher education and with young adult Materials Engineering. Since assuming leaders. Previously, she worked at Golden Nina Lemmens studied art history and his position in 2013, Li has lead his team Key International Honour Society as an worked as a freelance journalist during in internationalizing SCU further, as well Associate Director and has student affairs university. After her PhD, she worked as entering into global collaborations experience from Kennesaw State University. as personal assistant for a MP in the with leading institutes and Fortune 500 German Parliament. Nina joined the companies. Li conducted postdoctoral Jun Liu is Associate Provost for DAAD in 1997 and acted as Director of research at Caltech with Nobel Laureate International Initiatives and Professor the DAAD London office, Director for the Robert Grubbs and holds a doctorate of Applied Linguistics at Georgia State Asia-Pacific Department and Director for in organometallic chemistry from Brown University. He is 2012-13 AIEA Presidential Internationalization and Communication in University. Fellow and serves on the AIEA Strategic DAAD in Bonn. Since January 1st 2014, Task Force, and is currently on the AIEA Nina Lemmens is the Director of DAAD’s Sonny Lim is Special Assistant for board. He is Past President of TESOL North America office in New York. International Collaborations at Rice International Association a member University. He returned to the United States of the International Society of Chinese Fernando León García has been after twenty years living and working Language Teaching and Board of Trustees President of CETYS University since 2010. overseas, most recently in Singapore serving of The International Research Foundation Prior to that, he served as Chancellor of in directorship roles for international higher for English Language Education. He has City University of Seattle‘s International education and research. He has moderated published extensively and has given Division, covering programs, campuses, and presented sessions at EAIE, AIEA and speeches in more than 20 countries. and sites across the Americas, Europe APAIE conferences, and contributed a note and Asia. Before joining City University, to The Sage Handbook of International James Lucas is Assistant Dean for he served as Chief Academic Officer of Higher Education. He holds a JD from Global Education and Curriculum in the Apollo International/University of Phoenix UCLA. Michigan State University Undergraduate International. From 1974 to 2000 Dr. Education Office. In this capacity, he works León-García served in diverse capacities Hilary L. Link has served as Dean of on curriculum and faculty development at CETYS. Dr. León-García is current Vice Temple University’s Rome campus since related to the institution’s learning goals President and Past President of CONAHEC. December 2013. Link previously spent 12 and global competencies, including years at Barnard College, as Vice Provost, developing learning outcomes, constructing Mitch Leventhal is Professor of Dean for International Programs, Dean of assessments, and integrating global Professional Practice and Entrepreneurship Study Abroad, and First-Year Class Dean; pedagogies. Dr. Lucas also coordinates at SUNY Albany and is also the ‘Academic and 2 years at NYU. Link holds a BA from MSU’s first-year seminar abroad program; Entrepreneur in Residence’ for Shorelight Stanford University and an MA and PhD liaises between academic, student, and Education. He has presented at various in Italian Language and Literature from international affairs offices; and works conferences including AIEA, EAIE, and Yale. She has taught Italian language and with the general education directors on NAFSA. He was Vice Provost for Global literature at Barnard, Columbia, NYU and curriculum and assessment. Affairs of the SUNY system and was co- Yale. She was a 2010-2011 AIEA Neal Founder of AIRC. He also helped found Presidential Fellow. Linda C. Lucas is Provost of University UCosmic. He received his doctorate of Alabama Birmingham after being from the University of Chicago on Masakazu Iino graduated from the dean of the School of Engineering for entrepreneurship and nation building. Department of Political Science at the over a decade. With bachelor degrees in School of Political Science and Economics, mathematics and chemistry from UA and Bailian Li is the Vice Provost for Waseda University, and worked for the in engineering from UAB and master’s International Affairs at North Carolina Bank of Japan. He completed the master’s degrees in engineering, mathematics and State University, who leads the University’s and doctoral courses at the University of education plus a doctorate in biomedical mission of being locally responsive while Pennsylvania and received his PhD He engineering from UAB, her research globally engaged for research, education, taught at California State University at Los focuses on development of biomaterials for and economic development. Under his Angeles as an assistant professor, Obirin
125 Leading Global Learning: Envisioning New Paradigms orthopedic and dental implants. She holds Iain Martin is Vice-President and Deputy October 1994. Prior to joining the Alliance, appointments in the Materials Science, Vice-Chancellor (Academic) at UNSW he spent 18 years with the U.S. Information Engineering and Dentistry. Australia. Professor Martin graduated Agency (USIA) as a Foreign Service Officer. from the University of Leeds. In 2000, he Elizabeth Lyons has recently returned was appointed Professor of Surgery at the Patti McGill Peterson is Presidential to the National Science Foundation’s University of Auckland and served in a Advisor for Global Initiatives at the International unit, where her last assignment various roles in the Faculty of Medical and American Council on Education. Previously, was overseeing NSF’s flagship international Health Sciences, before being appointed she was executive director of the Council program, the PIRE program. She spent the as DVC(Strategic Engagement) in 2011. for International Exchange of Scholars and last 3.5 years on loan to the Department Professor Martin has also been involved vice president of the Institute of International of State as a Senior Advisor in the Office with medical education, the Australian Education. She is president emerita of of the Science and Technology Adviser Medical Council and Medical Deans Wells College and St. Lawrence University. to the Secretary, working to strengthen Australia & New Zealand. Dr. Peterson was founding chair of the international science, technology, and US-Canada Commission for Educational innovation engagement by U.S. universities. Patricia Maruschak is the International Exchange. Her board memberships include She holds degrees from Harvard (AB), Yale Agreements Coordinator for the University Alliance for International Exchange, (MFS), and Duke (PhD). of Manitoba. She has worked extensively CONAHEC and the National Research as a project manager with government University, HSE, Russia. Jennifer Manise is the Executive Director departments, international finance and of the Longview Foundation for World education institutions and non-governmental Linda McKinnish Bridges has Affairs and International Understanding. organizations in Eastern Europe, Central experience is grounded in classroom, Since it was founded in 1966, the Longview Asia and the Caucasus, as well as Canada. administrative leadership, and program Foundation has been seeking to build Patricia holds a Bachelor of Education from development experience in international a more peaceful, just, and sustainable the University of Manitoba and a Master higher education. As Associate Dean of world by equipping youth with a global of Public Administration from Carleton the College of Arts and Sciences of Wake perspective and understanding of political, University. Forest University, she understands the needs social, and environmental issues worldwide. of faculty and university governance. Most Prior to joining the Longview Foundation, Cheryl Matherly is Vice Provost for recently, she served as Associate Dean of Ms. Manise worked at the Council of Chief Global Education at The University of International Admissions for Wake Forest State School Officers. Tulsa, where she has responsibility for the and Director of Educational Programs in strategic leadership for comprehensive China, with responsibilities in international Cornelia Marin holds a dual law degree internationalization. Dr. Matherly’ directs recruiting, campus academic and student of Paris I - Panthéon-Sorbonne in France the NanoJapan program, funded by the support programming, and international and University of Cologne, Germany. In National Science Foundation to expand program development. 2012, she has been appointed as Director international research opportunities for “International” of the Sorbonne Universités students in STEM fields. She is recipient Peter McPherson is President of The (Paris) cluster. Her missions concern the of two Fulbright grants for international Association of Public and Land-grant implementation of the international strategy education administrators (Germany and Universities. He has also served as Chair of Sorbonne Universités and in particular Japan.) She has an EdD in Education of the Board of Directors of Dow Jones and developing strategic partnerships with Leadership and Culture Studies from the Company, co-founder of the Partnership geographic priority regions, creating University of Houston. to Cut Hunger and Poverty in Africa, dedicated funded programs, mutualizing President for eleven years of Michigan of services amongst members, organizing Quinton McArthur is the Associate State, Deputy Secretary of the US Treasury, National and International conferences. Director of Admissions and Director of and Administrator of USAID. He earned Diversity and International Recruitment at the a BA from Michigan State, an MBA from Adrienne L. Martín is interim Vice Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Western Michigan University, and a JD from Provost-Global Affairs at the University He is active in OACAC and AIEA and American University. of California, Davis, where she provides presents on issues pertaining to international leadership to coordinate, strengthen students, particularly within the Middle Meredith McQuaid is the Associate and promote the internationalization East and the Caribbean. Quinton holds a Vice President and Dean of International of the university and increase its global Master’s degree in Education Policy and Programs for the University of Minnesota impact. She received the PhD in Romance Higher Education from the University of system. In this role, she promotes the Languages and Literatures from Harvard Maryland, College Park and a Bachelor’s global dimensions of teaching, research, University and is professor in the degree from Morehouse College. and engagement across all colleges and Department of Spanish & Portuguese. She is campuses of the University. McQuaid is the author of eight books and over seventy Michael McCarry has led the Alliance a past president of NAFSA. McQuaid articles, critical notes and reviews in early for International Educational and Cultural earned her BA degree in Linguistics from modern Spanish literature. Exchange as its Executive Director since
126 February 15–18, Washington, DC, USA the University of Minnesota and her JD He has served as Chairman of the Group of Betsy Morgan received her PhD from degree from the University of Minnesota Advisors of the National Security Education the University at Buffalo after teaching Law School. Program. English in Japan. She is now Coordinator of International Initiatives, College of Arts and Caryn McTighe Musil is Senior Angela Miller serves as the Assistant Sciences at Eastern Michigan University, Scholar and Director of Civic Learning Director for Education Abroad at Northern where she has held administrative positions and Democracy Initiatives at AAC&U and Arizona University’s Center for International while a faculty member in TESOL for the formerly served as the Senior Vice President Education and Coordinator of Faculty-led past 25 years. She is primarily responsible of the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Global Study Abroad programs, Her extensive for developing and implementing Initiatives. She was the project director for work in Global Learning at NAU includes international partnerships. She has been the Global Learning Rubric and has worked her doctoral research in Educational invited to Peru, Honduras, and Namibia through AAC&U projects to identify the Leadership, entitled: Global Learning for to provide professional development intersections of global learning with diversity All: One Approach to Infusing Global workshops for teachers. and civic learning, She authored A Crucible Learning in the Undergraduate Curriculum, Moment; Civic Learning and Democracy’s centered on global learning and campus Richard (Rick) Nader is Vice Provost Future released at the White House in internationalization. of International Affairs at the University of 2012 and works with the Council of Europe North Texas. Nader is actively promoting through the International Consortium for James A. Millward is a professor of the nexus of interests and complementarities Higher Education, Civic Responsibility, history at Georgetown University, where inherent in campus support for global and Democracy to spur comparative he teaches world, Central Asian, and research and education. He previously ways across national borders to promote Chinese history. His research interests served as a Program Director at NSF’s democratic cultures and human rights. involve China and Central Eurasia. He is Office of International Science and the author most recently of The Silk Road: Engineering, and Director of the Institute Christopher Medalis is Regional Director A Very Short Introduction and also writes for Pacific Asia at Texas A&M. He holds a (REAC) for Northern & Central Europe and on contemporary events in Xinjiang. He doctorate in Higher Education from Texas Turkey for EducationUSA. Previously Chris has served on the board of the Association A&M University. served as Director of Global Scholarship for Asian Studies and on the board and as Programs at IIE in New York and has held president of the Central Eurasian Studies Leigh Neys is Director of International positions in scholarship program design and Society. Programs and Services at the University management, ESL/EFL, teacher training, of Minnesota Duluth (UMD). She Fulbright Program administration, and Marilyn Sanders Mobley is Vice provides leadership and expertise in the directed IIE’s Europe Office from 1998- President for Inclusion, Diversity and Equal development and realization of a vision 2007. He holds a PhD from Columbia Opportunity and Professor of English at for international education. Neys holds a University in History and Comparative and Case Western Reserve University, where her doctorate in organization leadership, policy International Education, and his academic strategic diversity leadership has received and development from the University of research focuses on educational diplomacy. national recognition. Dr. Mobley is a Minnesota. published author, Toni Morrison scholar, Raj Mehta is a Professor of Marketing founder of an African American Studies Laura Niesen de Abruna is Provost/ at the Lindner College of Business and program, and a former provost whose Vice President for Academic Affairs at Vice Provost for International Affairs at the research and teaching in literary studies, Sacred Heart University, interested in University of Cincinnati. He works closely cultural studies and higher education global awareness, digital/service learning, with the university administration in pursuing have focused on race, gender, class, outcomes assessment, and general the university’s goals, particularly those social justice, diversity and cross-cultural education. Laura graduated from Smith, that are related to strategic partnerships perspectives. majoring in English, minoring in French. She and entrepreneurship. Professor Mehta’s has an MA and PhD in English from Chapel teaching interests are in the area of Peter Moran has been director of the Hill and M. S. Ed. in higher education international business and specifically Office of International Programs and management from Penn. She held faculty/ address the issues related to starting Exchanges at the University of Washington administrative positions at Roger Williams for profit social enterprises in a global since 2009. Prior to that he lived and and Ithaca, had Fulbrights in Belgium economy. worked in Kathmandu, Nepal, for over and Luxembourg, ACLS, NEH and ACE a decade, and was executive director fellowships. Gil Merkx is the Director of the Duke of the Fulbright Commission there from Center for International Studies and a 2005-2009. Peter received his PhD in Jesse Njoka is an associate professor former Vice Provost for International Affairs cultural anthropology from the University of in Range Management at the Department at Duke. He is Treasurer of AIEA and a Washington in 1998, and his study of cross- of Land Resource Management and past-President of AIEA. He is co-Chairman cultural encounters in Nepal, Buddhism Agricultural Technology at the University of the Council of Title VI NRC Directors, and Observed, was published by Routledege of Nairobi. He has extensive experience serves on the boards of the Scholars at Risk Curzon in 2004. working in Kenya Uganda, Eritrea, Sudan, Network and Venice International University. Ethiopia, Somalia, Tanzania, Ghana,
127 Leading Global Learning: Envisioning New Paradigms and Burkina Faso. Jesse was a Fulbright as Research Advisor to the Project Team for co-authored article is recently published in Scholar visiting Professor at Colorado Supporting University Internationalization Global Partners in Education Journal. She State University and holds a PhD from the at the Japan Society for the Promotion of has published many scholarly articles and University of California at Berkeley. Science (2005-10). His research focuses manuscripts nationally and internationally. on comparative HE policies and practices Gayle Nunley has served as Associate in internationalization and student mobility. Chris Payne has been with King’s College Provost and SIO of the University of Vermont He is a frequent presenter at AIEA, EAIE, London since 2008. As the Head of the since 2011, coinciding with the University’s NAFSA on internationalization of higher USA Office, he acts as the university’s decision to embark on an ambitious education in Asian countries. representative in North America, leading expansion of international engagement. the development and implementation Since January 2014 she has additionally Anne Pakir is the Director of International of outreach, partnerships and student served as Director of the UVM Global Relations at NUS, Singapore. A Fulbright recruitment strategies. Chris has over 10 Gateway Program, a key component of the scholar at UC Berkeley and later at Cornell, years of experience in the field. Prior to campus internationalization strategy. She Dr. Pakir is a recipient of a Japan Society King’s, he worked at universities in the holds a PhD from Princeton University and for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) award US and China. He has an undergraduate has been a faculty member at the University and a Chevalier dans l’Ordre des Palmes degree in Business Management and of Vermont since 1988. academiques award. She serves on several a Master’s in Strategic Communication editorial boards, including the Journal of Management. Daniel Obst is Deputy Vice President of Studies in International Education. She holds International Partnerships at the Institute of a PhD in Linguistics. Jeffrey Peck is Dean of the Weissman International Education (IIE) in New York School of Arts and Sciences at Baruch Mr. Obst oversees all the activities of IIE’s Suzanne Panferov is the Director of the College (CUNY) where he also serves as network of 1,300 member institutions, IIE’s Center for English as a Second Language Vice Provost for Global Strategies. Peck is publications and higher education services, (CESL) at the University of Arizona. Recent active in AIEA and represents CUNY in the the IIE Center for International Partnerships, CESL-UA collaborations include customized WC2 (Global Cities/Global Universities) and IIE’s strategic communications. In 2013, English courses, program evaluation, and Network. He held positions at Humboldt Mr. Obst was appointed to serve on the faculty training. Panferov also serves on the University, Free University of Berlin, U.S. National Commission to UNESCO. Second Language Acquisition and Teaching Georgetown University, York University (SLAT) faculty with research specializations (Toronto), and University of Montreal. Anthony C. Ogden is executive director in language program administration, Peck received his MA from University of of Education Abroad and Exchanges teacher training, and pedagogy. She Chicago and his doctorate from University and an adjunct assistant professor in recently served as President of TESOL of California. Educational Policy and Evaluation Studies International Association and currently is a at the University of Kentucky. Dr. Ogden member of the UCIEP Steering Committee. Janis Perkins is the founder “Expanding earned his bachelor’s degree from Berea Horizons for Education Abroad”, an College, master’s degree in International Beth Pann is Vice President of the organization that responds to the need to and Intercultural Management at the SIT National Society of High School Scholars. expand capacity of and improve access to Graduate Institute, and his PhD at The She has extensive experience in business safe, culturally-immersive, and academically- Pennsylvania State University in Educational development and communications, appropriate programs in under-represented Theory and Policy with a dual title in strategic planning, and donor cultivation destinations. Her previous appointment was Comparative and International Education. and stewardship. Her 20 years in the as senior education abroad administrator nonprofit sector have focused on youth, at the University of Iowa. There she was Christa Olson is Vice Provost International education, and the arts with Usher’s New responsible for program development, Programs at Drake University. She currently Look Foundation, Woodruff Arts Center, administration, policies, and procedures. serves on the AIEA Board and as Chair The Bridge, and the Charles G. Koch Perkins has contributions to international of the Strategic Issues Task Force. She Foundation. Beth received a BA degree education include leadership positions previously held the position of Associate from Denison University, and serves on the in NAFSA, conference/workshop Director for International Initiatives at the Boards of Development in Gardening and organization, and professional committees. American Council on Education. Olson’s No Bully. publications include: A Canadian Lens on Patrice Petro is Professor of English, Facilitating Factors for North American Minkyung Park is Acting Assistant Film, and Global Studies at the University Partnerships, and diverse ACE manuscripts Vice President for International Campus of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, where she also on campus internationalization. She holds a Operations at George Mason University. serves as Vice Provost for International doctorate in French from Stanford University. She led the international campus planning Education. She is the author, editor, and co- efforts for Mason’s international campus editor of ten books, most recently, Teaching Hiroshi Ota is Professor at the Center in South Korea and is responsible for Film (MLA Options for Teaching Series, for Global Educationand and Director coordinating operations between two 2012) and Beyond Globalization: Making of the Global Education Program at campuses. Park previously presented on New Worlds in Media, Art, and Social Hitotsubashi University, Tokyo. He served international campus issues in AIEA and her Practices (Rutgers University Press, 2011).
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Rebecca Pisano has been the Director of Transfer in 2013, prior to which he was Pro She earned her master’s degree from the International Programs at the Universidad Vice-Chancellor for the College of Life and University of Alabama and a doctorate in San Francisco de Quito in Ecuador since Environmental Sciences. He is a member Germanic linguistics from the University of 2013, where she is also an adjunct of the University’s Executive Board and North Carolina-Chapel Hill. professor in Education and Service-Learning. his roles include Chair of the International She oversees all aspects of incoming and Board and Strategic Academic Lead for Robert Quinn is the founding Executive outgoing student mobility on two campuses, the Americas. Malcolm holds a PhD in Director of the Scholars at Risk Network, as well as international agreements. Physiological Ecology from the University based at New York University. He currently Previously she held various roles in study of Manchester. serves the governing Council of the Magna abroad at Chapman University, UCLA, Charta Observatory and is a fellow with the NYU, and Towson University. Pisano holds Clara Priester is the EducationUSA Woodrow Wilson Visiting Fellows Program. a PhD from the University of California, Regional Director (REAC) for east and He previously served as Executive Director Los Angeles in Comparative/International southern Africa responsible for developing of the Institute of International Education’s Studies in Education. and training EducationUSA Advisers in 20 Scholar Rescue Fund and on the Steering countries. She was previously Marketing Committee of the Network for Education Susan Popko promotes global and Communications Directors at Wits and Academic Rights. He holds a JD from engagement and provides leadership Business School and McDonald’s South Fordham. for international education as Associate Africa. Priester is a Women’s Private Provost for International Programs at Santa Equity Fund trustee and a member of the Rosalind Latiner Raby is Director Clara University, including international International Women’s Forum South Africa of California Colleges for International programs and initiatives and supervises (IWFSA); and holds a MBA from University Education (CCIE), a consortium whose the Study Abroad Office. Susan also of Chicago Booth School of Business and is membership includes 86 California plays an active role in the international a Chartered Marketer (SA). community colleges. Dr. Raby is also the education community through presentations, Education Abroad Knowledge Community committees and advisory boards, including Mike Proctor is Vice President for Global chair for community college study abroad serving on the Board of Directors of the Initiatives at the University of Arizona. programs for NAFSA and is widely Forum on Education Abroad. He facilitates the implementation of large published on the topic of Community global research initiatives, student and College International Education. She is a Monica Porter is the Assistant Vice scholar mobility, and strategic multinational Senior Lecturer at California State University, Chancellor for Student Success and the collaborations. Mike has also served Northridge in the Educational Leadership & Director for the Office of International as assistant vice president for corporate Policy Studies Department of the College of Affairs at the University of Michigan- relations; associate dean for external Education. Dearborn. Porter is a member of AIEA, IMA, affairs in Agriculture and Life Sciences; and AACRAO, and NAFSA. She previously held coordinated the distance education and Joanna Regulska serves as the Vice faculty and administrative positions at the branch campus programs. A professor of President for International and Global UM-Dearborn, University of Botswana and Watershed Management, he earned his JD Affairs at Rutgers, The State University of Saint Augustine’s College. Monica holds degree from the University of Arizona. New Jersey. She is a professor of women’s a MA and a doctorate in Applied and gender studies and geography. With Behavioral Analysis (concentration in Ishwar K. Puri is dean of engineering at over 30 years of international experience Industrial/Organizational Psychology) McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, in higher education, she has led diverse from Western Michigan University. Canada. He has extensive experience in research, educational projects and setting up and evaluating integrated and partnerships. In 2010–2011 she was Xavier Prats Monné is the Director collaborative international engineering selected as an AIEA Presidential Fellow and General, Education and Culture at the programs. He obtained his PhD (1987), and was the winner of a 2013 Fulbright US– European Commission. The policy areas MS (1984) degrees in Engineering Science Korea International Education Administrator under his responsibility include the from University of California, San Diego Award. modernization of European education, after obtaining a BSc (1982) in Mechanical and international relations in the field of Engineering from University of Delhi. Robin Reid is Professor and Director of education, culture and youth. He holds the Center for Collaborative Conservation degrees in Social Anthropology and in Penelope “Nell” J. Pynes is Associate at Colorado State University. She has led Development Economics, as well as a Provost for International Programs at the education, research and outreach projects degree in European Affairs from the College University of North Carolina-Greensboro, in the drylands of Africa, Asia and North of Europe in Belgium, where he graduated leading internationalization efforts and America. From 1992-2007, she lived/ first of his Class and served as assistant promoting student/faculty exchange. She worked in east Africa, doing research with professor. is also Chair-Elect of NAFSA’s International pastoral peoples. Her team of researchers Education Leadership Knowledge and pastoralists won the 2012 Sustainability Malcolm Press was appointed as Community and serves on the Executive Science Award from the Ecological Society the University of Birmingham’s Pro-Vice- Committee of AIEA. Pynes is a former Chancellor for Research and Knowledge Fulbright scholar to Heidelberg, Germany.
129 Leading Global Learning: Envisioning New Paradigms of America. In 2014, Robin won APLU’s (UMD). As Chief International Officer she 25 international universities in developing Michael Malone Award for International provides strategic leadership and direction collaborative, networked classrooms. He Leadership. for internationalization at UMD. She was Associate Professor of Film/New Media also holds a faculty position as associate at Purchase College where he developed a Kevin P. Reilly serves as ACE Presidential professor in the department of education Cross-Cultural Video course in which SUNY Advisor for Leadership. Reilly joined ACE in at UMD. Riordan holds a doctorate in students co-produced videos with students in 2014, after nearly a decade as President of education, specializing in higher education Turkey, Mexico, Belarus, and Germany. the University of Wisconsin System. He is a leadership, from St. Mary’s University (MN). member of the Higher Education Working Laura E. Rumbley is Associate Director Group on Global Issues for the Council Katie Roller is Director of the Office of and Lecturer at the Boston College Center on Foreign Relations and sits on the Celtic International Programs at Whittier College. for International Higher Education (CIHE). Studies Steering Committee at the University She holds a Doctorate of Education in She is Co-Editor of the Journal of Studies of Wisconsin-Madison. He is also former Educational Leadership from University in International Education and Chair of the President of the National Association of of California, Los Angeles. She is Vice Publications Committee of the European System Heads. President of Finance for Lessons from Association for International Education Abroad and member of the Forum on (EAIE). Laura, who received her PhD from Deb S. Reisinger is Lecturer in Romance Education Abroad Best Practices, Resources Boston College, served briefly as a US Studies at Duke University, and Affiliate and Programming for Returned Students Foreign Service Officer and is also the Faculty in Duke’s Global Health Institute Working Group. Her research assesses former deputy director of the Brussels-based and Markets and Management Program. study abroad students’ intercultural Academic Cooperation Association (ACA). She holds a PhD in French Literature and competence and the effectiveness of an Cultural Studies from UNC-Chapel Hill and experiential curriculum that emphasizes Evan Ryan is the Assistant Secretary of has published numerous articles on cultural focused reflection and culturally relevant State for Educational and Cultural Affairs studies, CAL, and Languages for Specific pedagogy. where she oversees exchange programs that Purposes. Reisinger directs the Duke in engage youth, students, educators, artists, Montréal summer program and is Director Gina Roman is Director of International athletes, and emerging leaders in more of the new Cultures and Languages Across Cooperation at La Universidad de Panama. than 160 countries and in the United States. the Curriculum (CLAC) initiative at Duke. La Universidad de Panama maintains a Previously, Ms. Ryan served in the White number of partnerships with universities and House as Assistant to the Vice President Bernd Reissert is the President of Berlin organizations, including several innovative and Special Assistant to the President School of Economics and Law and serves campuses focusing on food security and for Intergovernmental Affairs and Public as Chairman for UAS7 (Seven German ranching, the sciences and educational Engagement. Universities of Applied Sciences). Reissert access across the country. Ms. Roman has extensive expertise in the field of has a Masters in Economics and Business Sinéad Ryan was appointed Director of German and international labor market- Development and is primarily responsible Internationalization at Trinity College Dublin and employment policy and previously for the institution’s collaborations and in September 2012. She is responsible held administrative and faculty positions strategic partnerships, focusing on university for developing and implementing Trinity’s at the University of the German Federal development, student/faculty exchange and Global Relations Strategy, for promoting Employment Agency (HdBA) and at issues related to academic access. international engagement and collaboration Georgetown University. Reissert received his and for internationalizing the student body. doctorate from the Free University in Berlin. Jerman Rose is Interim Vice Provost, Sinéad previously worked as a member of Office of International Programs at the Irish diplomatic service. She was Deputy Gary Rhodes is Director of the Center Washington State University. He has served Head of Mission at the Irish Embassy in for Global Education at the University of in a variety of faculty and administrative Madrid, with responsibility for promoting California, Los Angeles Graduate School roles including Associate Dean of the Ireland’s economic, political and cultural of Education and Information Studies. He College of Business and Director of the relations with Spain. received his PhD and MS.Ed. in Education International Business Institute. In 27 years and MA in International Relations from at WSU, he has established numerous Lavern Samuels is Director of USC and BA from UCSB. He has published international agreements and programs in International Education and Partnerships articles, been cited, and presents widely Asia, Africa, Europe, South America and and Special Assistant to the Vice-Chancellor on issues of university internationalization, the former Soviet Union. He has PhD from at Durban University of Technology where study abroad impact and administration, University of Kansas in Russian History. he has been lecturer, Head of Department, across the U.S. and around the world. He Deputy Dean and Acting Executive Dean has received Fulbright grants to India and Jon Rubin is the Founder and Director of Faculty of Health Sciences. He serves South Africa. of the SUNY Center for Collaborative on the Health Professions Council of South Online International Learning (The COIL Africa and is a Board Member of the Kim Riordan is Associate Vice Chancellor Center). He directed the COIL Institute International Centre for Non-Violence and for Academic Affairs and Chief International for Globally Networked Learning in the Officer at the University of Minnesota Duluth Humanities, which engaged 22 U.S. and
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Sultan-Charitable and Educational Trust. He President of the Association for International positions at the University of Iowa, the is President of the International Education Credential Evaluation Professionals University of Idaho, Emory University, and Association of South Africa (IEASA). (TAICEP). Areas of special interest include the Georgia Institute of Technology. promotion of professionalism in the field Justin Sanders is a Global Recognition of international credential evaluation Larry J. Shuman is Senior Associate Manager at the International Baccalaureate and credential evaluation principles and Dean for Academic Affairs and Organization. Prior to joining the IB, he was methods. Distinguished Service Professor of Industrial engaged in leadership development for US Engineering, University of Pittsburgh. community college boards and CEOs. Justin Anne Schiller is Professor of Anthropology His research focuses on improving the holds an MA in International Education from at George Mason University. She was engineering educational experience, the George Washington University and a founding Vice President of Mason’s Global emphasizing assessment of learning and BA from the University of Arizona. He is Strategies Office. She was previously problem solving abilities, and studying based in Singapore. Director of International Programs in the the ethical behavior of engineers and College of Humanities and Social Sciences engineering managers. Within the Anna-Malin Sandstrom is Policy Officer at North Carolina State University. In 2010, Swanson School of Engineering he led the at the European Association for International she was selected for a Fulbright International development of an innovative study abroad Education (EAIE). She coordinated and Education Administrators Award for Korea. program which received the 2005 Heiskell contributed to the development of the study Her research concerns identity and social Award from the Institute for International the EAIE Barometer. Prior to joining the EAIE change in Italy and Indonesia and her Education. she spent a short time working in European findings have appeared in books, numerous affairs in Brussels, Belgium. She holds scholarly articles, and chapters. Barbara A. Simmons is Inaugural Dean an MSc degree in Political Science from and Associate Professor of International Uppsala University, Sweden. Wolfgang Schlör is the Associate Provost Education at William V.S. Tubman University for the Diether H. Haenicke Institute for in Liberia. She has established numerous Margaret Sass is the Assistant Director Global Education at Western Michigan international collaborations resulting in of Service-Learning at Purdue University. Dr. University (WMU) in Kalamazoo, Michigan, innovative projects and programs. Her Sass has her Juris Doctorate from Western overseeing a broad range of programs review of the Nairobi Forward Looking State University School of Law, and her EdD related to international students, including Strategies for the Advancement of Women from Boise State University. Dr. Sass assists International Admissions and Services, was published by the American Bar faculty on incorporating reflective journaling International Student Activities, and the Association in International Human Rights with international service-learning in study Center for English Language and Culture for of Women. She holds a MSSA from Case abroad programs and in classes on campus. International Students. Schlör holds PhD (Dr. Western Reserve University and a Juris Her research specifically aims at service- Phil.) and MA (Dipl.Pol.) degrees in Political Doctorate from Temple University. learning impact. Dr. Sass also teaches law Science from the Freie Universität Berlin. and communications. John Singleton is Director of International Ingrid Schmidt is Associate Vice Provost Services at Texas Christian University, also Donna Scarboro is Associate Provost for International Affairs and Director serving as Development Chair for NAFSA for International Programs and Professorial of Study Abroad at North Carolina Region III. Singleton is co-author of Texas Lecturer in English and Honors at The State University. She has been active in Christian University’s Comprehensive George Washington University, and is international education for over 20 years, Internationalization plan, Discovering a past president of AIEA. Dr. Scarboro and has held administrative positions at Global Citizenship and co-chairs the is responsible for overseeing GW’s NC State and UNC-Chapel Hill. Schmidt technology component, Virtual Voyage. international centers, study abroad, leads NC State’s strategic planning and Singleton presents on issues focusing on and international academic exchange implementation for Generation Study culture and technology as well as access partnerships. Dr. Scarboro earned her Abroad, and has initiated a variety of grant- and mobility in developing communities/ MA and PhD at Emory University, served funded projects such as 100,000 Strong countries. He has a Master’s in Education as a Fellow with the American Council on in the Americas and ACE’s At Home in the from UGA and a Bachelor’s from the Grady Education, and participated in a Fulbright World. School of Journalism. Higher Education exchange program in Japan. Sheila Schulte is the Senior Director, Sarah E. Spencer began her work in International Enrollment Management and international education in 1993 and is Margit Schatzman is President of International Student and Scholar Services currently Director, Study Abroad, University Educational Credential Evaluators, Inc. at NAFSA: Association of International of St. Thomas. MN. She is co-editor of the (ECE), located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Educators. Her position focuses on providing first and second editions of NAFSA’sThe USA. ECE is a non-profit organization that timely resources for international educators Guide to Successful Short-term Programs provides academic institutions and other working with incoming international students Abroad. Sarah is active in the field’s organizations with services in foreign and scholars to the U.S. Sheila has worked professionalization efforts, including credential evaluation, research and training in international education since 1995 in workshops and conference sessions and in international education. She is also currently serves as vice-chair of the Forum
131 Leading Global Learning: Envisioning New Paradigms on Education Abroad Council and its H. Stephen Straight is professor Lee Tablewski is Director of the 100,000 Strategic Alliances, Infrastructure and emeritus of anthropology and linguistics Strong for the Americas Innovation Fund, Resources Working Group. at Binghamton University, State University an initiative of President Obama based at of New York. He founded Binghamton’s Partners of the Americas in Washington, Giancarlo Spinelli is Rector’s delegate award-winning Languages Across the DC. He previously served as founding for international networks at the Politecnico Curriculum (LxC) program in 1991 and Director of Programs at Institute of the di Milano. He graduated in Nuclear served for ten years as Binghamton’s first- Americas, and previously at the Dante Engineering and published on General ever vice provost for international affairs. B. Fascell North-South Center as Senior Relativity and Continuum Mechanics. A former member of AIEA’s executive Research Associate. He holds BA and MA Since 1980 he is full professor of Rational committee, Straight recently served on degrees from Columbia University in the Mechanics. Since 1988 he cared the AIEA’s professional development and City of New York. international relations of the Politecnico di conference committees, and as president Milano. Honorary professor of the Uninorte, of the Linguistic Association of Canada Nicole Tami is the Director for Colombia, he received three honorary and the United States. International Student Integration at the doctorates from AUST, Beirut, Lebanon, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign University of Lund, Sweden and Ecole Fatimah Suleman is Associate Professor (UIUC). Her position was created in fall Centrale, Nantes, France. of Pharmaceutical Sciences at Kwazulu- 2013 to foster campus collaboration Natal University. and increase inclusion and support for Krishnaswami Srihari is a SUNY international students. As an administrator, Distinguished Professor and Dean of the Fengshou Sun studied in Shandong trainer, and instructor Nicole strives to Thomas J. Watson School of Engineering University for his BA and PhD Degrees, and help fellow educators, staff, and students and Applied Science at Binghamton received his MA degree from Manchester understand the social and historical contexts University and Director of the Watson University in the UK. He served as Deputy that shape intercultural exchanges. Nicole Institute for Systems Excellence. He earned Director of the International Office in holds a doctorate in cultural anthropology his bachelor’s degree with honors in Shandong University from 2004 to 2013, from UIUC. production engineering from the University and worked for the China Scholarship of Madras, India and his master’s and Council for two years, from 2002 to 2003. Travis Tanner is Senior Vice President & doctorate degrees in industrial engineering Since June 2013, he has been Second Chief Operating Officer of the 100,000 and operations research from Virginia Tech. Secretary in the Education Office of the Strong Foundation. Mr. Tanner previously Srihari is a recipient of the 2014 Michael P. Chinese Embassy in the US. served as Senior Project Director at The Malone International Leadership Award. National Bureau of Asian Research (NBR) Mallik Sundharam is the Director of ELS and Director of NBR’s Kenneth B. and Peter Stearns is Provost Emeritus and International Education Pathways, India. Anne H.H. Pyle Center for Northeast University Professor at George Mason Mallik has been instrumental in expanding Asian Studies. Mr. Tanner graduated from University. He has taught previously at the ELS footprint in India starting 2010 by the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced Harvard (where he was educated), the establishing Unbiased Counseling offices International Studies (SAIS) and the Hopkins- University of Chicago, Rutgers, and operated by internationally educated Nanjing Center with an MA in International Carnegie Mellon. A prolific writer, he has counselors at Chennai and its immediate Relations. authored or edited over 125 books and expansion of branches in Bangalore, founded and edits the Journal of Social Coimbatore and Hyderabad. Mallik joined Baishakhi Taylor is Associate Dean History. During his tenure as provost, ELS with more than a decade of diverse and of Trinity College of Arts and Sciences at George Mason more than tripled its level rich education industry and study abroad Duke University and Program Director for of funded research and expanded its experience from SJU. Duke Engage Kolkata, India. She received global partnerships, including dual degree her PhD in Sociology from the University of programs. Susan Buck Sutton is Senior Advisor Kentucky and served as Associate Director for International Initiatives, Bryn Mawr for the North Carolina Consortium for Priscilla Stone is Vice Provost for SIT College, and Emerita Associate Vice South Asian Studies prior to joining Trinity Study Abroad, a program of World President of International Affairs and College. She also serves as Research Learning. She joined SIT in March 2013 Chancellor’s Professor of Anthropology, Scholar in the Program in Education at and is responsible for the operation of some Indiana University-Purdue University Duke University, focusing on gender in 70 study abroad programs in more than 40 Indianapolis. Sutton is past President of post-colonial India. countries worldwide. She has served on a AIEA and active in the American Council of number of international education boards, Education, NAFSA, and IIE. She has given Sylvie Thériault is Director-General, including the ACB of CIEE, the Forum numerous presentations on the changing Cégep international, supporting Council, and the Partnership Council of SIT. nature of internationalization, institutional Québec public colleges in design and She holds a doctorate in anthropology from partnerships, curriculum internationalization, implementation of internationalization the University of Arizona. and international service learning. Sutton strategies. Previously, Thériault was has published five books and 60+ articles. Coordinator, Center for Multicultural Education, Cégep Marie-Victorin, promoting
132 February 15–18, Washington, DC, USA employment integration of immigrants and from Georgetown University. In 2009, he Scott Venezia is Dean of the College developing training programs offered by received the Timothy Rutenber Award for of Business and Management, and Head the Cégep in China and Vietnam. Prior outstanding service to AIEA. of International Initiatives for CETYS to that she was Director of Education at University System, Mexico. Scott holds an Development and Peace, and Director at Paaige K. Turner is an associate undergraduate degree in Management, an Canada World Youth. She holds a M.P.A. dean and professor in the School of MBA with a concentration in Finance and a from the National School of Communications at Webster University. Doctoral Degree in Business Management. Public Administration. She currently serves as the faculty, He is an American Council on Education program coordinator for the AIEA Senior Fellow, Class of 2010-11, and a graduate Vicki Thomson joined the Group of Eight Adviser Program. In 2013 she received of NAFSA’s ‘Academy 10’ and ACE’s in January 2015 after more than a decade a Fulbright-Nehru International Education Institute for Leading Internationalization. as Executive Director of the Australian Administrators Seminar Award to travel to Technology Network (ATN). Ms Thomson’s India and explore cross-culture education Kristiaan Versluys holds a PhD in background covers journalism, politics, and in 2012 the Outstanding New Comparative Literature from Harvard issues management as well as the higher Professional Award from NAFSA: Region University (1979). He is Professor of education sector. She served as Chief of IV. She conducts research and consults American literature and culture at Ghent Staff to the South Australian Premier from in the general area of organizational University (Belgium) and has published 1997-2001. She is also a member of the communication. widely on urban literature and Jewish- Australia China Council Board and the New American fiction. In 2008, he became the Colombo Plan Reference Group. Katsuichi Uchida is Professor of Law Director of Education of Ghent University, at Waseda University since 1984, and responsible for general educational policy, Susan Thurman holds a doctorate in has served as Vice President of Waseda quality assurance, counselling services, English from Florida State University, and University from 2006 to 2014. He has registration procedures, and curriculum BA and MA degrees in English from The published many articles and books on development. An important part of his University of North Texas. Dr. Thurman Japanese Civil Law, and became a member portfolio is Ghent University’s participation joined NSHSS in 2002 to develop the of the Japan Science Council. He serves in Korea’s Incheon Global Campus. scholarship program. She has taught English as President of the US-Japan Research and Humanities courses at McNeese State Institute in Washington, DC. He is also Leonardo A. Villalón is Dean of the University in Lake Charles, Louisiana; at an acknowledged expert in international International Center, Senior International Lamar University, in Beaumont, Texas; and education and currently serves as President Officer and Professor of Political Science at the Art Institute of Atlanta. Additionally, of Asia-Pacific Association for International and African Studies at the University of she serves as Executive Director of the Education (APAIE). Florida. His research specialization is in NSHSS Foundation. contemporary African politics, focusing Alison Van Nyhuis is the Global Literacy on issues of Islam and politics and Karen (Haggerty) Trémel is a Master’s Coordinator and Collaborative Online democratization in the Sahelian countries candidate in Intercultural Relations at the International Learning Coordinator at of Senegal, Mali, and Niger. From 2002- joint University of the Pacific/Intercultural Fayetteville State University, where she is 2011 Dr. Villalón served as Director of UF’s Communication Institute program and a also Associate Professor of English. Alison Center for African Studies. He holds a PhD Global Leadership Laboratory (GLLab) earned her MA and PhD in English at the from the University of Texas at Austin. Associate at the Global Leadership University of Florida. Her teaching and Advancement Center at San Jose State research interests include American studies, Bogdan Voronovskiy is executive University. She has leadership development Caribbean studies, and postcolonial theory. director of the Eastern European experience in non-profit, corporate, and Her articles have appeared in various University Association. He specializes higher education contexts in both the journals, and since joining FSU in 2008, in internationalization of education in U.S. and Brazil. Her thesis work involves she has received awards for teaching, CIS countries. At EEUA he oversees the development of an interactive global research, and service. the general development strategy and leadership development tool that leverages university collaboration projects. As an real-life experiences of expert global David K. Vassar is senior assistant to the experienced communicator with strong leaders. president at Rice University. Since 2007, negotiation, problem resolution, and he has been an advisor to the president client needs assessment aptitude, he Joseph Tullbane is founder and president of Rice, and in this capacity has worked participates in worldwide HE events as of The I-Quad Group, an international with university partners in Latin America, EEUA representative, working towards education consultancy. Until his retirement Asia, Europe, the Middle East and Africa. international cooperation development. last year, he served as Director of A specialist in contemporary Southern He also heads the IUNC Organizing International Education at St. Norbert Cone literature, Dr. Vassar has also taught Committee’s special EEUA project: the College. His education includes two degrees courses on modern short fiction, novel, International Universities Networking in Architecture, from Rice University; MA and autobiography, as well as language Conference. in International Relations from American and culture courses in both Spanish and University; and PhD in Russian Area Studies Portuguese.
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Robert Wagenaar is Co-director of Education Bureau; and Deputy Director, classroom experiences. Her research centers the Tuning Academy and has been a Office for Promoting Strategic Intellectual on international service learning focusing founding leader of the Tuning movement Property Program, Cabinet Secretariat. on her education abroad programs in Costa to reform higher education programe in She holds a Masters in Intellectual Property Rica, Ghana, Kenya, and the Kingdom of an international context. He is crucially Law, University of Tokyo, and a Bachelor in Swaziland. involved in projects across the globe, he is Business, Keio University. a Bologna Expert for the Netherlands and Ralph Wilcox is Provost and Executive an expert in the field of credit systems. He Michael Waxman-Lenz is CEO Vice President at the University of South is also a member of the Project Steering of International Education Advantage Florida, a global research university Group of the US-EU project. (INTEAD) and an executive with over 15 dedicated to student success. He is chief years’ experience of developing, managing academic officer of a multi-campus system Felix Wang is responsible for planning, and marketing global digital services, an serving an increasingly geographically coordinating and promoting study abroad in-depth understanding of global higher diverse population of more than 48,000 programs and opportunities for James education marketing, and adjunct faculty students. His own scholarly expertise Madison University faculty, staff and teaching experience. He is co-author of is focused on cultural studies and students as Director of Study Abroad. 88 Ways to Recruit International Students globalization. He holds a PhD from the He earned his BBA and MBA from (Amazon, 2011), and Building and University of Alberta, Canada, along Campbell University in North Carolina Managing your International Network with degrees from British and American and M.Ed. in College Student Personnel (2013). universities. Administration from James Madison University. He serves as a liaison to JMU Heidi West, is the Director of the Ben Wildavsky is director of higher colleges and departments on international Drexel University, Office of International education studies at the Rockefeller Institute opportunities, partnerships and initiatives, Programs. She develops and enhances of Government and policy professor at the and he presents workshops on diversity and international partnerships, conceptualizes University at Albany. His research focuses internationalization. and initiates cross-cultural programs, and on the globalization of universities and the promotes strategies to internationalize push for innovation in U.S. postsecondary Heather H. Ward is Senior the university. She holds an MA in Ethics, education. A former senior scholar at the Program Specialist in the Center for Peace and Global Affairs and is co-founder Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation and Internationalization and Global Engagement of Peace Day Philly. Heidi is trained in guest scholar at the Brookings Institution, he at the American Council on Education in dialogue development, conflict resolution is the author of the award-winning book The Washington, DC. She previously served as and crisis intervention. This expertise Great Brain Race: How Global Universities Associate Director for Internationalization and experience in capacity-building with Are Reshaping the World (2010). and Outreach at George Mason University vulnerable populations informs her program and as Director of International Programs development work at Drexel. David Wilson serves as Associate at Mary Baldwin College. Heather holds Vice Chancellor and is the campus a Master of International Affairs from Michaele Whelan is Vice President for Senior International Officer (SIO) at the Columbia University and a Bachelor of Arts Academic Affairs at Emerson College in University of Nebraska - Lincoln. In this in Latin American Studies and Spanish from Boston and Los Angeles. She has a BA, role he is responsible for the coordination Vanderbilt University. Summa Cum Laude, from Cornell, and of international agreements, partnership a MA and PhD in English and American degree programs, international student David A. M. Ware is a 1981 graduate Literature from Harvard. In academic exchanges and degree-completion of the University of Texas School of Law. and administrative roles, she shaped programs. Professor Wilson also He has practiced exclusively in the area academic vision/priorities for Brandeis and oversees Education Abroad, International of immigration and nationality law since Tufts Universities. She taught in English, Engagement, Programs in English as a 1982, with a consistent academic focus. American and Women’s Studies at Penn Second Language, and the American Mr. Ware is active in AILA, NAFSA, and State, Harvard, Tufts and Brandeis. Her Exchange Center. NACUA, and is a frequent speaker and focus is gendered narratology in modern/ author on immigration topics, including postmodern American literature. Carrie Wojenski is the Director of Global recent AILA and ILW publications and Affairs at Sacred Heart University. She is BusinessWeek online. Dawn Michele Whitehead is Senior charged with oversight of study abroad Director, Global Learning and Curricular programming and global initiatives. Noriko Watanabe is Education Change at AAC&U after transitioning from Wojenski is also a visiting faculty member Counselor at the Embassy of Japan in her current role as Director of Curriculum at the SIT Graduate Institute. She holds an Washington, DC. She has held several Internationalization at Indiana University- MA in International Education from the SIT positions at the Ministry of Education, Purdue University Indianapolis. Her work Graduate Institute and an EdD from Rutgers, including Director, Office for Promoting has focused on internationalizing the The State University of New Jersey. Her Foreign Language Education, Elementary curriculum through community engagement doctoral research examined factors that and Secondary Education Bureau; Director, with local and global community partners. influenced students’ experiences in a COIL Office for Teacher Training Planning, Higher She also uses technology to create global pre-departure study abroad intervention.
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