| Thursday, October 13th |
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| 11:00 a.m. - Registration opens |
2nd Floor Lobby |
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12:00 p.m. - Opening Keynote & Luncheon
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Madison Ballroom |
- “Citizens Beyond Borders – Why Knowledge of the World is Crucial to Building a Fair and Just Society”
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John Nichols, American journalist and author, political
correspondent for The Nation magazine and associate
editor of The Capital Times. more ...
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| 1:45-2:45 p.m. - Session One: Concurrent Presentations |
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Track 1: Faculty and Curricular Development |
Senate A |
- “Leveraging General Education Strategies to Springboard Discipline Specific Results”
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Elizabeth Manser Payne, Asst. Professor, Marian University
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Jennifer Krueger, Director, Institutional Assessment, First Year Experience, Marian University
- “Collaborative Short Term Study for Transcultural Nursing-Ecuador”
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Catherine Smet, Nursing Instructor, Waukesha County Technical College
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Track 3: Service Learning and Global Education |
Senate B |
- "An International Service Learning Experience in the Dominican Republic”
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Todd Savage, Asst. Professor, UW-River Falls
- “Health Training & Community Health Outreach in Rural Kenya"
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Araceli Alonso, Senior Lecturer/Assoc. Faculty, UW-Madison
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Track 4: Teacher Education |
Conference I |
- “Teaching Certification Program for International Candidates”
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Shi Hae Kim, Asst. Professor, UW-Parkside
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Track 5: Global Competency Through International Experiences |
Conference II |
- “High Impact Practices in an International Setting: The International Fellows Program at UW-Eau Claire”
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Don Mowry, Director, Center for Service-Learning, UW-Eau Claire
- Additional faculty TBA
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Track 5: Global Competency Through International Experiences |
Conference III |
- “WCTC’s Curriculum Mapping Exercise: A Study in the Depth and Breadth of Global Competency”
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Brad Piazza, Dean, School of Business, Waukesha County Technical College
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Alexandra Becker Sielaff, Program Development Coord., College Advancement, WCTC
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3:00-4:00 p.m. - Session Two: Concurrent Presentations
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Track 1: Faculty and Curricular Development |
Senate A |
- “Marquette Global: Faculty Engagement in Int’l Education”
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Anne Pasero, Assoc. Professor, Modern Languages, Marquette University
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Ellen Eckman, Assoc. Professor, Ed Policy & Leadership, Marquette University
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Jean Grow, Assoc. Professor, Advertising, Marquette University
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Track 2: Study Abroad Programs and Practices |
Senate B |
- “Study Abroad for Non-Traditional Students”
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Nan Metzger, Director of International Studies, WAICU
- “Strategies for Integrating Study Abroad Into the Curriculum”
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Elizabeth Brewer, Director, International Education, Beloit College
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Track 3: Service Learning and Global Education |
Conference I |
- “Attracting Self-help, Self-funded Investment in International Education"
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Victor Phillips, Director, Global Env Mgmt Ed Ctr (GEM), UW-Stevens Point
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Brent Wiersma, Admin Specialist, GEM, UW-Stevens Point
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Track 4: Teacher Education |
Conference II |
- “Going Global – Exemplary K-12 International Education Programs”
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Gerhard Fischer, International Ed Consultant, Department of Public Instruction
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Kurt Griesemer, Project Director, Education Communications Board
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Track 5: Global Competency Through International Experiences |
Conference III |
- “Student Development from an Intercultural Leadership Perspective”
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Malcolm Lu, Matt Szromba, Ann Umbreit, Marian University
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| 4:15-5:30 p.m. - Plenary Panel of Leaders in Education |
Madison Ballroom |
- "Educating Globally Competent Students in the 21st Century"
- Dr. Joseph Tullbane, Associate Dean for International Education and Outreach/Director of the Center for International Education, St. Norbert College
- Sheila Briggs, Assistant State Superintendent, DPI
- Dr. Sue May, President of Fox Valley Technical College, WTCS
- Dr. Kathleen Enz Finken, Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs at UW-La Crosse
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| 5:30-6:15 p.m. Networking Reception - Cash bar and hors d'oeuvres |
Madison Ballroom |
| 6:15 p.m. - Dinner on your own |
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| Friday, October 14th |
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| 7:30 a.m. - Breakfast Buffet |
Madison Ballroom |
| 8:30-9:30 a.m. - Session Three: Concurrent Presentations |
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Track 1: Faculty and Curricular Development |
Senate B |
- “UW System Collaborative Language Program: A Hybrid Model for Learning Critical Languages”
- Lauren Rosen, Director, Collaborative Language Program, UW System
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Track 3: Service Learning |
Senate A |
- “ShelterBox: Providing humanitarian aid in the form of shelter, warmth and dignity to people displaced by natural and other disasters worldwide."
- Dan Christianson, ShelterBoxUSA Ambassador for Southeastern Wisconsin,
Member of ShelterBox USA National Ambassador Council
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Track 3: Service Learning and Global Education |
Conference I |
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“No More Deaths: Humanitarian Aid on the UW/Mexico Border”
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Rachel Rodriguez, Assoc. Professor of Nursing, Edgewood College
- “Using Service Learning to Enhance Short Study Abroad Programs”
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Louis Nzegwu, Professor of Business, UW-Platteville
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Track 4: Teacher Education |
Conference II |
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“Teacher Teams Around the Globe”
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Karen Ruffner, Asst. Professor of Literacy Education, UW-Platteville
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Track 5: Global Competency Through International Experiences |
Conference III |
- “AIESEC – A Global Learning Platform”
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Lilly Cao, Vice President of Outgoing Exchange, UW-Madison, and AIESEC US
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9:45-10:45 a.m. - Session Four: Concurrent Presentations
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Track 1: Faculty and Curricular Development |
Senate A |
- “Globalizing the Undergraduate Experience in the Sciences”
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Masarah Van Eyck, Director, Internationalizing Science Curriculum, CALS, UW-Madison
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Laura Van Toll, Asst. Director, International Programs, UW-Madison
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Michel Wattiaux, Assoc. Professor, Dairy Science, UW-Madison
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Track 1: Faculty and Curricular Development |
Senate B |
- “Making International Collaboration and Education Work at a Small College”
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Joseph Botana, Asst. Professor of Business, Lakeland College
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Daniel Eck, Sr. Vice President of Administration, International Programs, Lakeland College
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Track 2: Study Abroad Programs and Practices |
Conference I |
- “Developing Intercultural Skills through Study Abroad: How Does it Happen?”
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Francine Klein, Senior Lecturer, Modern Language, UW-La Crosse
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Track 3: Service Learning and Global Education |
Conference II |
- “Clinical: Community and Family Nursing (International)”
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Patricia Vanderloop, Clinical Asst. Professor, UW-Oshkosh
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Track 4: Teacher Education |
Conference III |
- “Enhancing Cultural Competencies of In-training School Psychologists"
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Carlos Dejud, Christine Peterson, School of Ed, UW-Stout
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11:00 a.m.-12:00 noon - Session Five: Concurrent Presentations
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Track 1: Faculty and Curricular Development |
Senate B |
- “Promising Practices in the Classroom, Across Campus, and Around the Community”
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Aida Michlowski, Prof., School of Ed, Marian College
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Ann Umbreit, Coordinator, International Multicultural Center, Marian University
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Track 1: Faculty and Curricular Development |
Conference I |
- “Shipbuilding Design Training for North America & the World?"
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Paula Langteau, Dean, UW-Marinette
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Track 2: Study Abroad Programs and Practices |
Conference II |
- “Highlights and Experiences of the Organizational Leadership Study Abroad (China) Program”
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Donna Stewart, Associate Dean, College of Management, UW-Stout
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David Ding, Asst. Professor, Operations & Management, UW-Stout
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Qing Li, Professor, MBA Center, Guangdong Foreign Study University (China)
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Track 2: Study Abroad Programs and Practices |
Conference III |
- “Study Abroad in Tanzania! Learning Experiences and the Development of an Interdisciplinary Approach”
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Carmen Heider, Assoc. Professor, Communication, UW-Oshkosh
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Liz Cannon, Director, Social Justice Program, LGBTQ Resource Center, UW-Oshkosh
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Track 5: Global Competency Through International Experiences |
Senate A |
- “Expanding Global Talent Through International Internships”
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Maj Fischer, Director, International Internship Program, International Studies, UW-Madison
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Louise Root-Robbins, Assoc. Director, Global Partnerships, International Studies, UW-Madison
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Steven Olikara, Student Leader, Truman & Udall Scholar, UW-Madison
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12:00 noon-1:30 p.m. - Closing Keynote & Luncheon
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Madison Ballroom |
- "The Outermost Boundaries of Propinquity: Teaching Cuba as our World-Historical Neighborhood"
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Geoffroy de Laforcade, Associate Professor of Latin American History and the Academic Coordinator of International Programs at Norfolk State University in Virginia. more ...
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