| First Annual AIEA Global Dialogue: Academic Cooperation Across Borders and Continents |
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| Saturday, 13 February 2010 | |
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First Annual AIEA Global Dialogue: Academic Cooperation Across Borders and Continents American University, Washington, DC February 13, 2010 The Association of International Education Administrators (AIEA) and sponsor ELS Educational Services are pleased to announce the first Global Dialogue on February 13, 2010 at American University in Washington, DC. Based on the highly successful Transatlantic Dialogue and Dialogue of the Americas, this interactive and participant-centered seminar brings together senior international education leaders from around the world to discuss common issues and challenges. The Global Dialogue will focus on East-West, North-South issues, research collaboration, student and faculty mobility, and joint programs. The seminar provides the opportunity to meet together in a non-threatening atmosphere, where we are able to freely share information and ideas, and engage in dialogue. As with the previous seminars, we will draw conclusions and make recommendations to AIEA and constituent organizations for dissemination of information and implementing policy and procedures.
First Annual AIEA Global Dialogue: Academic Cooperation Across Borders and Continents American University, Washington, DC February 13, 2010 The Association of International Education Administrators (AIEA) and sponsor ELS Educational Services are pleased to announce the first Global Dialogue on February 13, 2010 at American University in Washington, DC. Based on the highly successful Transatlantic Dialogue and Dialogue of the Americas, this interactive and participant-centered seminar brings together senior international education leaders from around the world to discuss common issues and challenges. The Global Dialogue will focus on East-West, North-South issues, research collaboration, student and faculty mobility, and joint programs. The seminar provides the opportunity to meet together in a non-threatening atmosphere, where we are able to freely share information and ideas, and engage in dialogue. As with the previous seminars, we will draw conclusions and make recommendations to AIEA and constituent organizations for dissemination of information and implementing policy and procedures. Location: The Global Dialogue will take place on the Saturday February 13, 2010 just prior to the AIEA Conference in Washington, D.C. at American University. Participants will be able to reserve rooms in the AIEA Conference hotel, JW Marriott at Pennsylvania Avenue, at Conference rates (see AIEA website for rates and reservation information). Further information about the dialogue location and briefing documents will be sent to the participants upon selection. The dialogue will run from 9:00am -5:00pm with lunch provided. Dialogue participants are expected to arrive for the opening session at 8:30 am for transport to the venue. The dialogue will conclude promptly at 5:00pm. Participants are expected to attend the entire session. Coordinators: The primary coordinators will be William Davey, Professor and Director Emeritus of International Programs at Arizona State University and Dennis Dutschke, Dean of Studies in The College of Global Studies at Arcadia University. Participants: International educators interested in critical global issues are urged to apply. Twenty persons from diverse institutions and locations will be selected to participate. Participants will be selected and notified by December 5th. Application Deadline The deadline for application to participate in the Global Dialogue is Novermber 15, 2009. Application Process: You may apply to participate in the Global Dialogue by sending your intention to participate via email to any one of the facilitators. Your email must include the following to be considered: · Name · Title · Institution · Contact Information · Telephone · Fax · Email Address · A Statement of why you want to participate · A biographical statement not to exceed 100 words which describes your professional experience. This will be distributed to all participants. Send application to participate to the facilitators by November15 · Bill Davey · Dennis Dutschke Once participants have been notified of their acceptance, they will need to register online with AIEA on the online conference registration form. Email aiea@metroconnections. Cost For selected participants, there is a registration fee of $175 for AIEA members and $275 for non-members. (The fee will cover seminar materials, lunch, transportation during the Global Dialogue. Sponsor ELS Educational Services is helping to subsidize these costs.). |
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