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Language & Culture [5]

Tues / January 22 / 11-12:30pm
Subject First Name Last Name Nationality Inst./Org Title of Presentation
New Content for the New Curriculum I Tatyana Buzina Russia Russian State Univ. for the Humanities Languages in the Global Curriculum (with Rosa Kavenoki of MIIS)
New Content for the New Curriculum I Hang Du U.S. Middlebury The Development of Language Proficiency and Cultural Understanding during Study Abroad in China
New Content for the New Curriculum I Merle Krueger U.S. Brown University Towards a Language Curriculum for the Global Age
New Content for the New Curriculum I Claudia Finkbeiner Germany Universität Kassel Culture: The Hidden Dimension in Foreign Language Education
New Content for the New Curriculum III Ted Perry U.S Middlebury Internationalizing Culture
New Content for the New Curriculum III Linda Berg-Cross U.S. Howard University The Great Questions of the Twenty First Century
New Content for the New Curriculum III Jiaying Howard U.S. Defense Language Institute Immersion @ Simulation.edu
Tues / January 22 / 2-3:30pm
Subject First Name Last Name Nationality Inst./Org Title of Presentation
The English Conundrum: Using English to Teach Foreign Cultures Madeleine Danova Bulgaria Sofia University The Challenges of Global Education at Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski", Bulgaria: English Language Programs and their Future
The English Conundrum: Using English to Teach Foreign Cultures Anjali Sahay India East Carolina University Role of English Language: The Indian Experience
The English Conundrum: Using English to Teach Foreign Cultures Allan Jose J. Villarante Philippines House of Representatives "Globalized Education System": A Preliminary Assesment of the Impact of Bilingualism in the Philippines (Toward Effective Policy Reform)
Tues / January 22 / 4-5:30pm
Subject First Name Last Name Nationality Inst./Org Title of Presentation
English: World Language or Cultural Imperialism? Asha Gupta India University of Delhi Globalization of Higher Education: Role of Languages and Internationalization of Curriculum.
English: World Language or Cultural Imperialism? Wu Qiaoling China Peking University Advantages of Joint-Degree Programs with English-Speaking Universities
English: World Language or Cultural Imperialism? Luci Moreira Brazil College of Charleston Exploring the Challenges Presented by Global Information Exchange: Pedagogy and Language Acquisition
Wed / January 23 / 11-12:30pm
Subject First Name Last Name Nationality Inst./Org Title of Presentation
New Content for the New Curriculum II Jiaying Howard U.S. Defense Language Inst. Immersion @ Simulation.edu
New Content for the New Curriculum II Jinhuei Enya Dai U.S. Monterey Institute Globalizing the Local in Chinese Education: Bay Area Chinatown Project
Ishin Melody Hsiao U.S. Monterey Institute Globalizing the Local in Chinese Education: Bay Area Chinatown Project
New Content for the New Curriculum II Madiha El Safty Egypt American University of Cairo AUC- Globalization and Localization

Educating the Nextgen [3]

Tues / January 22 / 11-12:30pm
Subject First Name Last Name Nationality Inst./Org Title of Presentation
Pedagogy in a Flat World Linda Berg-Cross U.S. Howard University The Great Questions of the Twenty First Century
Pedagogy in a Flat World Jonathan Isham U.S. Middlebury College Open-Source Learning: A Pedagogy for the 21st Century
Pedagogy in a Flat World Garth Willis U.S. University of Minnesota Public Diplomacy and Youth Development in a Networked World: The Case for Global Connections
Pedagogy in a Flat World Annie Han U.S. Borough of Manhattan Community College, CUNY What are the technological, institutional, and cultural impediments to enhancing global curriculum initiatives? What are examples of best practice models in addressing these barriers?
Pedagogy in a Flat World Jennifer Kyle U.S. Borough of Manhattan Community College, CUNY What are the technological, institutional, and cultural impediments to enhancing global curriculum initiatives? What are examples of best practice models in addressing these barriers?
Tues / January 22 / 2-3:30pm
Subject First Name Last Name Nationality Inst./Org Title of Presentation
Articulating the Global Curriculum Mary Meiners U.S. San Diego Miramar College The Global Curriculum: A California Community College Model
Articulating the Global Curriculum John Wu U.S. Calif. State Univ. Monterey Bay Globalizing curriculum one step at a time: How an international study tour changed students and curriculum
Articulating the Global Curriculum Chris Carr U.S. Cal Poly San Luis Obispo Globalizing curriculum one step at a time: How an international study tour changed students and curriculum
Articulating the Global Curriculum Eugenia Yau U.S. Manhattan Community College, CUNY Too Global to be Global?
Articulating the Global Curriculum Alan Chong Singapore National Univ. Singapore How Should one be Equipped for Participation in Int'l Relations?
Tues / January 22 / 4-5:30pm
Subject First Name Last Name Nationality Inst./Org Title of Presentation
Global Teachers for a Global Curriculum Monica LaVelle U.S. Defense Language Inst. Teacher Education in the Global Language Market
Masako Boureston U.S. Defense Language Inst. Teacher Education in the Global Language Market
Global Teachers for a Global Curriculum Teresa Bordon Spain Univ. Autonóma de Madrid World View of Teaching Profession
Asuncion Martinez Cebrian Spain Univ. Autonóma de Madrid World View of Teaching Profession
Enrique Balmaseda Spain Univ. La Rioja Globalization in Spanish Universities
Carmen Aguilera Spain Regional Government of Madrid Bilingual Elementary Schools

Educational Mobility [2]

Tues / January 22 / 11-12:30pm
Subject First Name Last Name Nationality Inst./Org Title of Presentation
Integrating International Faculty Aline Germaine-Rutherford Canada Univ. Ottawa Global Education and Faculty Mobility: How to Promote the Integration of International Faculty into Post Secondary Institutions
Barbara Kerr Canada Concordia Univ. Global Education and Faculty Mobility: How to Promote the Integration of International Faculty into Post Secondary Institutions
Integrating International Faculty Rebecca Theobald U.S. University of Colorado An International Face of the Institution: Foreign-Born Faculty in American Higher Education
Tues / January 22 / 2-3:30pm
Subject First Name Last Name Nationality Inst./Org Title of Presentation
Student Mobility Ding-zhong Feng China International Education College Chances and Challenges: the Developing Education of International Students in China
Student Mobility Andrey V. Rezaev Russia St. Petersburg State Univ. Economic Rationalism and/or Rational Development for the Tertiary Education in Russian Federation: Reflections on Realities for “Bologna Process” and “post-Bologna Era”
Student Mobility Sergei Baburkin Russia Yaroslavl State Pedagogical Univ. Implementing the Bologna Accords: Russian Approach and Experience

Innovation In Education [4]

Tues / January 22 / 11-12:30pm
Subject First Name Last Name Nationality Inst./Org Title of Presentation
Diversifying the Intellectual Capital Portfolio Harvey Arbeláez U.S. Monterey Institute Academic Linkages Worldwide: A Strategic Cross-Border Intellectual Capital Allocation.
Diversifying the Intellectual Capital Portfolio Bruce Murray U.S. Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign The Good Governance Consortium: a Case Study in Global Education
Diversifying the Intellectual Capital Portfolio Linda Koffel U.S. Houston Community College Profiling a new schema for economic growth and individual development: utilizing innovation and human creativity to transcend old paradigms and move nations and individuals into “an idea society”.
Diversifying the Intellectual Capital Portfolio Larry Yarbrough USA Middlebury College Missing Links: On the Need to Couple Religious Studies and International Studies
Tues / January 22 / 2-3:30pm
Subject First Name Last Name Nationality Inst./Org Title of Presentation
Global Outreach Through Web-Based Instruction Vincenzo Bollettino USA Harvard The Role of Distance Education in Humanitarian Action
Global Outreach Through Web-Based Instruction Bryan Carson US

Middlebury College

Developing the Infrastructure for Global Education: Middlebury Library and Information Services Contributions
Joseph Antonioli U.S. Middlebury College Developing the Infrastructure for Global Education: Middlebury Library and Information Services Contributions
Global Outreach Through Web-Based Instruction Gregory Menke U.S. Defense Language Inst. Authentic Materials in the Foreign Language Classroom
Global Outreach Through Web-Based Instruction Barbara Sawhill U.S. Oberlin The Emerging Role of the Language Teacher in Global Curriculum
Wed / January 23 / 11-12:30pm
Subject First Name Last Name Nationality Inst./Org Title of Presentation
Using Online Technology to Teach the Global Curriculum Gary Scudder U.S. Champlain College Internationalizing the Curriculum: Champlain College and the Global Module Project
Using Online Technology to Teach the Global Curriculum Linda Smith Tabb U.S. Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Global Studies in Education: Online Opportunities for Global Perspectives
Shivali Tukdeo U.S. Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Global Studies in Education: Online Opportunities for Global Perspectives
Using Online Technology to Teach the Global Curriculum Herminia Din China Univ. of Anchorage, Alaska Globalizing Arts as Language: The Metropolitan Museum of Art Face-to-Face

Transnational Issues [3]

Tues / January 22 / 4-5:30pm
Subject First Name Last Name Nationality Inst./Org Title of Presentation
Responding to International Crises: Problem Solving and Conflict Resolution on an International Scale Percyslage Chigora Zimbabwe Midlands State University, Zimbabwe Contending with Transnational Problems in the Globalization Era: Arguing for International Development Program.
Responding to International Crises: Problem Solving and Conflict Resolution on an International Scale Edna Mitchell U.S. Mills College Challenges to Higher Education in Afghanistan
Darrell Bailey U.S. Indiana Univ. Capacity Building in Central America, Kenya and Indonesia- A Catalyst for Response to International Crises
Adam Bailey U.S. Uppsala University, Sweden Capacity Building in Central America, Kenya and Indonesia- A Catalyst for Response to International Crises
Wed / January 23 / 11-12:30pm
Subject First Name Last Name Nationality Inst./Org Title of Presentation
International Health Education GinaMarie Piane U.S. Cal State Univ., Long Beach Short-term Study Abroad Courses in International Health
International Health Education Michael Thomas U.S. California State Univ., Fresno Education and Awareness: Emerging Diseases and Bioterrorism
International Health Education Therese Miller U.S. Westminster College Internationalizing Health Education

Trends in Higher Education [3]

Tues / January 22 / 2-3:30pm
Subject First Name Last Name Nationality Inst./Org Title of Presentation
Competing for the Best: Students and Faculty Shah Alam Bangladesh American International Univ. Bangladesh Globalization and Commerce Education in Bangladesh
Competing for the Best: Students and Faculty Kenneth Keirstead West Africa Le Groupe Lyceum Perspectives on Collaborative Education and Cultural Challenges in West Africa (Written by Fatoumata Dabo)
Competing for the Best: Students and Faculty Lisa Leopold U.S. Monterey Institute Interdisciplinary Education: Policy and Writing
Competing for the Best: Students and Faculty Fred Wehling U.S. Monterey Institute Interdisciplinary Education: Policy and Writing
Competing for the Best: Students and Faculty Osama Marzouk U.S. Virginia Polytechnic Institute Barriers to Graduate Programs in American Research Universities
Tues / January 22 / 4-5:30pm
Subject First Name Last Name Nationality Inst./Org Title of Presentation
The Transnational Campus Salwa Nacouzi France Univ. of Poitiers The European Higher Education Area in a Global Setting: The French Perspective
Stefane Mottet France Univ. of Poitiers The European Higher Education Area in a Global Setting: The French Perspective
The Transnational Campus Patricia Rehm Germany Gutenberg Universität Studying Binational - A Personal Experience
The Transnational Campus Gail Stevenson U.S. Champlain College Education in a Globalizing World: Thoughts on the Regulatory Framework

Showcase [9]

Tues / January 22 / 11-12:30pm
Subject First Name Last Name Nationality Inst./Org
Showcase panel: The Salzburg Global Seminar - 60 Years of Global Education and The Salzburg Academy Program on Media and Global Change Paul Mihailidis U.S. Univ. of Maryland at College Park
David Goldman U.S. Salzburg Global Seminar
William Reckmeyer U.S. San Jose State Univ.
Jochen Fried U.S. Salzburg Global Seminar
Olin Robison U.S. Oxford University
Tues / January 22 / 2-3:30pm
Subject First Name Last Name Nationality Inst./Org
Showcase panel: Enhancing Diversity in Intl. Service Professions: Fueling the Educational Pipeline Leroy Nesbitt U.S. Middlebury College
Anthony Jewett U.S. Bardoli Global
Jacqueline Howard-Mathews U.S. Bodeo Transformations, Inc.
Darryl Crompton U.S. Institute for International Public Policy
Tues / January 22 / 4-5:30pm
Subject First Name Last Name Nationality Inst./Org
Showcase panel:Creating a Pipeline in International Education: Linking K-12 International Education to Post-Secondary Institutions Brian Nelligan U.S. Essex High School
Grady Long U.S. Essex High School
Weiwei Wang U.S. Essex High School
Tues / January 22 / 4-5:30pm
Subject First Name Last Name Nationality Inst./Org
Showcase panel:Moving Towards a More Globalized World - From the Students' Perspective Jun Wan U.S. San Jose State University
Ana Dragovic U.S. San Jose State University
Amanda Grumbles U.S. Frenso State University
Joel Saldana U.S. Frenso State University
Wed / January 23 / 11-12:30pm
Subject First Name Last Name Nationality Inst./Org
Showcase panel:Sustainable Globalization in Spanish Universities Kim Griffin Spain Middlebury College
Carmen de la Guardia Spain Univ. Autonoma de Madrid
Marta Dizy Spain Univ. de La Rioja
Eulalio Fernández Spain Univ. de Córdoba
Miguel Larrañaga Spain Instituto de Empresa
Luz Martinez Ten Spain Federacion de Trabajadores de la Enzenanza
Aurelio Llaneza Spain Com. Autonóma de Madrid
Wed / January 23 / 11-12:30pm
Subject First Name Last Name Nationality Inst./Org
Showcase panel: Translation and Interpretation Chuanyun Bao U.S. Monterey Institute
Kayoko Takeda Japan Monterey Institute
Jacolyn Harmer   Monterey Institute
Laura Burian   Monterey Institute
Holly Mikkelson   Monterey Institute
Michael Gillen   Monterey Institute
Wed / January 23 / 11-12:30pm
Subject First Name Last Name Nationality Inst./Org
Showcase panel:U of Michigan-Dearborn: Global Business Management Program Lee Freeman U.S. Univ. of Michigan-Dearborn
Kim Schatzel U.S. Univ. of Michigan-Dearborn
Showcase panel:Integrating the Global Curriculum on Campus Alice Flores U.S. CalStateTEACH
Ed Fox U.S. CalStateTEACH
Nate Wilson U.S. CalStateTEACH
Wed / January 23 / 11-12:30pm
Subject First Name Last Name Nationality Inst./Org
Showcase panel: Nonproliferation Education and Training: A Method for Building National Capacity and a Global Community of Specialists Jing-dong Yuan U.S. Monterey Institute
William Potter U.S. Monterey Institute
Elena Sokova U.S. Monterey Institute
Cristina Chen U.S. Monterey Institute
Jessica Varnum U.S. Monterey Institute