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November 22, 2004
The Fifth Annual School for International Training International Education
Conference
Saturday, Dec. 4, 2004, 8:00 am to 6:00 pm
SIT
Campus, Brattleboro, VT
Rotch Learning Center Room 208/209
We Welcome You To...
- A stimulating day of presentations on issues in
International Education by graduate students.
- An opportunity to dialogue
with others on domestic and global issues
related to International Education.
- A chance to visit SIT campus.
Presentation Topics
Internationalization
- Faculty Challenges in Education Internationalization - Scott
Lehmann
- Internationalization of Community Colleges in the US: Successes
and Challenges - Arpita Kishen
- Athletics Promoting Internationalization in Higher Education -
Joseph Sweet
K-12
- K-12 Foreign Language Programs and Global Education - Julia Shuster
- Can Community Collaborations Provide International Education in
the K-12 Rural School System? - Leanne Wolffe
- Technology: A New Era of Multi-Cultural Education for Grades K-12
Begins - Julie Heinz
- Study Abroad: Why is High School Better? - Tisha Temple
- Outdoor Education as an Internationalization Tool in K-12 Education
- Erin Popek
Service-Learning/Field-Based
- Towards a Service-Learning Model for Baptist Church Programs
Abroad: A Descriptive Case Study - Rebecca Denton
- Cultural Differences and Obstacles in Understanding Service Learning:
Georgia versus USA - Eka Gabelia
- Incorporating Service-Learning in US Higher Education - Sara Emerick
- Evaluating Field-Based Learning in Study Abroad Programs - Laura
Manley
- Environmental Conservation Through Region Specific Education of
Women and Girls - Adrienne Fusek
A Closer Look at Study Abroad
- Am I Immersed Yet? A Comparative Look at Short-Term High Impact
Study Abroad vs. Traditional Academic Immersion Programs - Danielle
Rogal
- Examining Long-Term Effects of Homestay Experiences on US Study
Abroad Students - Melanie Arsenault
- Many Returning US Undergraduate Study Abroad Participants Do Not
Experience Significant Change in Their Attitudes - Chrissy Hyde
- Evaluating the Transformative Effects of Study Abroad Experiences
- Dacia Gauer
- African American Student Participation in Undergraduate Study Abroad
- Kelly Keniston
- Why More Women Study Abroad Than Men At The Undergraduate Level
in the US - Kathryn Bridge
- Student Development: A Key Factor in the Study Abroad Equation- Sara
Friar
- US Outbound Study Abroad: A Look at Diversity - Heather Taylor
- Realizing the Potential of Study Abroad Programs as Student Rites
of Passage - Troy Henri
Effects of US Patriot Act
- The USA Patriot Act: A Legislative Assault on International Education
- Katherine Pratt
- Coping with the Patriot Act: Policy Advocacy and International
Education - Meghan Fraatz
Regional Issues
- Why Uganda Has Succeeded in HIV/AIDS Education and Behavior Change
in Comparison to Other East African Countries - Tait Davidson
- Government Financed and Privately Financed International Students
in Japan - Naoko Sakata
- Higher Education in the Andean Countries - Rosa Virginia Mendez
- Canadian Nationals and New Immigrants to Canada: A Comparison in
Educational Access and Duality - Jamie Shah
- The Effects of the Cuba Embargo on International Education - Jenny
Venecek
- Trends in US Students Studying Abroad in Eastern Europe and Russia
- Susan Parsons
- JET vs the Peaceboat: How Globalization Has Effected Japan - Reagan
Jackson
- Internship Opportunities for US College Students in Japan: Current
Trend and Future Possibilities - Satoko Fukai
- Language or Method: Bringing More Traditional Teaching Techniques
Into the Classroom in West Africa - Joshua Smith
A Variety
- The Effect of Culture on the Crisis Management Plans of International
Education Programs in the US - Hisako Umemura
- Formal and Non-Formal Education in Emergency Education Settings
- Reed Colver
- The Benefits of Orientation and Support Programs for TCKs in American
Higher Education - Amara Lauren
- Language and Identity: How Learning Tagalog Helps Second Generation
Filipino Americans to Form Their Filipino Identities - Yoko
Itami
- Community Colleges and International Students vis-a vis Student
Visa - Leena Shrestha
For More Information, contact:
Prof. Richard Rodman, Prof. Martha Merrill, and Prof. Linda Drake
Gobbo
Department of International Education
The School for International Training
Kipling Road
Brattleboro, Vermont 05302
Phone: 802-258-3559
Email: Richard.Rodman@sit.edu; Martha.Merrill@sit.edu; Linda.Gobbo@sit.edu
No RSVP necessary. Lunch will be served in our cafeteria for
those who wish to join us.
For directions
to the SIT campus, click here.
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