Community and Global Collaborative Engagements

It has been an absolute pleasure serving the Appalachian community this semester!

With a slew of data collected, networking statistics compiled, logistical support achieved, and managing facility operations, please rest assure that this semester was a performance worthy of the finest Cirque du Soleil on the Las Vegas Blvd. 

It is my hope that CAE Collaborative Support has played an enriching part in academic outreach for all those whom we were delighted to serve this semester.

Here are a few highlights from Fall 2016:

Example of Fall Global Understandings Class Exchanges

Global Understanding First Year Seminar - Appalachian faculty: Garner Dewy, Jessica Wood, and Kate Brinko

 

Example of an Interior Design Collaboration with the University of Bilkent in Turkey

Interior Design Collaboration with Bilkent University, Turkey - Appalachian faculty: Jeanne Mercer-Ballard

 

Example of Effective Global Communication with Burapha University Thailand

Effective Global Communication with Burapha University, Thailand - Appalachian faculty: Ben Powell

 

Example of Q&A with Scott Bukatman of Stanford University

Class Q&A Collaboration with Dr. Scott Bukatman author of Hellboy's World and faculty at Stanford University - Appalachian faculty: Craig Fischer

 

Example of Administrative Collaboration with International Institutions University of Zululand Africa

Collaborations with the University of Zululand, Africa - Appalachian main faculty host: Jesse Lutabingwa

 

Example of Holland Fellows with Fudan University China

Holland Fellows with Fudan University, China - Appalachian main faculty host: Jesse Pipes

 

Example of Faculty Engagement with Writing Group

Faculty Writing Group with Dr. Susan Robinson - Appalachian main faculty host: Glenn Ellen Stilling

 

Example of Class Q&A with professionals in the field Rebecca Matteo

Class Q&A with Rebecca Matteo, director of the National Center for PTSD - Appalachian faculty: Cameron Lippard

 

Among the many other classes, conferences, and ad hoc collaborative sessoins, we have been focused at supporting Appalachian and the UNC strategic plan to offer accessible, affordable, efficient, and an overall support of excellence in heightening student involvement and cultural exchanges from the remote seclusion of Boone, North Carolina. 

While going into 2017, please don't hesitate thinking outside the box to explore how CAE Collaborative Support Services may be able to help you bridge constructive conversations from around the world to enage your students... or just something fun like a graphic novelist... as always, thanks for the fun sessions, Craig Fishcer!

It was an entertaining semester and we are ending it on a superb high note!

To you and yours, here's to a safe, warm, and happy winter break!

Now on to the next... See you in 2017! 

Semester in Review
Published: Dec 7, 2016 11:44am

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