On a side note: During the introduction of the lecture, Gayle Woodruff indicates that a 300 page Mestenhauser publication based on the inaugural lecture on internationalizing higher education is forthcoming and will become available online!
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Showing posts with label University of Minnesota. Show all posts
Monday, December 13, 2010
"Intercultural Matters: The Internationalization of Higher Education" a lecture by Jolene Koester
I wanted to alert IHEC Blog readers that video of the 2011 “Josef Mestenhauser Lecture on Internationalizing Higher Education" featuring Jolene Koester, President of California State University, Northridge, has been posted online by the University of Minnesota, Office of International Programs at http://www.international.umn.edu/icc/mestenhauser_lecture.php. I was unable to find a way to embed the video into this post so you will need to follow the link above. I really enjoyed watching/listening this lecture and look forward to the 2012 lecture. I hope someday I can attend!
On a side note: During the introduction of the lecture, Gayle Woodruff indicates that a 300 page Mestenhauser publication based on the inaugural lecture on internationalizing higher education is forthcoming and will become available online!
On a side note: During the introduction of the lecture, Gayle Woodruff indicates that a 300 page Mestenhauser publication based on the inaugural lecture on internationalizing higher education is forthcoming and will become available online!
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
"Intercultural Matters: Internationalizing Higher Education" a free lecture by Jolene Koester, President of California State University-Northridge, for the 2010 Josef A. Mestenhauser Lecture on Internationalizing Higher Education at the University of Minnesota
Jolene Koester, President of California State University-Northridge, will deliver the 2010 Josef A. Mestenhauser Lecture on Internationalizing Higher Education at the University of Minnesota on:
Friday November 12, 2010
2:00 p.m. lecture: “Intercultural Matters: Internationalizing Higher Education”
4:00 p.m. reception
3M Auditorium, Carlson School of Management, UM-Twin Cities campus
This free lecture is organized by the University of Minnesota’s Office of International Programs, and co-sponsored by the College of Education and Human Development, the Carlson School of Management, and the College of Liberal Arts.
To register, and for more details:
You can learn more about Josef A. Mestenhauser here.
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Summit for Learning Abroad at the University of Minnesota
The Learning Abroad Center at the University of Minnesota announced that they are organizing a Learning Abroad Summit scheduled for August 2-3, 2010 at the University International Center at the University of Minnesota . Topics include academic partnerships, programming and student affairs, study abroad office management and more. The cost is $400 and it includes some meals. You can learn more specifics and access registration forms at http://www.umabroad.umn.edu/educators/summerworkshop.html
Many thanks to my colleague Bradley Titus from the Learning Abroad Center at the University of Minnesota for posting about this to SECUSS-L and for his permission to use much of his text from his message in this post.
Photo credit: Troy Mason
Many thanks to my colleague Bradley Titus from the Learning Abroad Center at the University of Minnesota for posting about this to SECUSS-L and for his permission to use much of his text from his message in this post.
Photo credit: Troy Mason
Monday, March 29, 2010
Study Abroad and Curriculum Integration – University of Minnesota Style
Check your calendars and hold this Thursday, April 1st at 12:00pm (EST) if you can because The Chronicle of Higher Education is hosting a live chat for their "Innovators in Internationalization" series with University of Minnesota colleagues Gayle Woodruff, Director of Curriculum and Campus Internationalization, and Martha Johnson, Director of the Learning Abroad Center . I know Gayle and Martha and am excited to hear what they have to say! The following description of this Innovators in Internationalization chat was posted to SECUSS-L by Karin Fischer from The Chronicle of Higher Education and I am posting it below with her permission:
Most colleges wrestle with low study-abroad numbers. How do you convince students, and professors, that taking time away from the campus is both feasible and beneficial to a student’s academic career? The University of Minnesota has developed a method for success by working closely with departments to map out a realistic timetable, and appropriate international partners, for dozens of majors.
Learn howMinnesota did it, and get tips for your own college, by joining a Chronicle of Higher Education live chat with Gayle Woodruff, director of curriculum and campus internationalization at the university, and Martha J. Johnson, director of the learning-abroad center there. It will be held on Thursday, April 1, at noon Eastern at
http://chronicle.com/article/ Live-Chat-Innovators-in/64820/ .
Learn how
http://chronicle.com/article/
You can read a related article from the March 28th The Chronicle entitled “U. of Minnesota Integrates Study Abroad Into the Curriculum” here.
Photo credit: blmurch
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