International Librarian Resources

Web sources for Curriculum Guides and Lesson Plans

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This guide, put together by the Education and Social Science Library, is an excellent starting point for information on finding lesson plans in print and online. Web Sources for Curriculum Guides and Lesson Plans.

Resources for Educators in Illinois

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http://www.library.uiuc.edu/edx/teachers/index.htm
Resources for Educators in Illinois

Distance Education

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http://www.library.uiuc.edu/edx/distanceed.htm

Distance Education:A Guide to Library Research for Distance Learners in Education
This site has been created to assist you in exploring library resources related to your distance learning experience. Our library is one of the largest in the United States and it can be a bit overwhelming at first. We will try to make things a little easier for you, but don't hesitate to ask questions.

Australian Journal of Education

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The Australian Journal of Education was established in 1957 under the editorship of Professor Bill Connell. Drawing upon research conducted in Australia and internationally, the AJE aims to inform educational researchers as well as educators, administrators and policymakers about issues of contemporary concern in education. The AJE seeks to publish research studies that contribute to educational knowledge and research methodologies, and that review findings of research studies. Its scope embraces all fields of education and training. In addition to publishing research studies about education it also publishes articles that address education in relation to other fields. Articles submitted are subject to full peer review by a panel of experts including members of the Editorial Board of the AJE.
http://www.acer.edu.au/aje/

Journal for Critical Education Policy Studies

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http://www.jceps.com/
http://www.jceps.com/
The Journal for Critical Education Policy Studies is published by IEPS, the Institute for Education Policy Studies, an independent Radical Left/ Socialist/ Marxist institute for developing analysis of education policy. It is at www.ieps.org.uk The Journal JCEPS seeks to develop Marxist analysis of policy, theory, ideology and policy development.

Directory of Open Access journals

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http://www.doaj.org/doaj?func=subject&cpid=127

Asia Pacific Journal of Education

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http://www.informaworld.com/smpp/title~content=t713724324

Journal of Higher Education in Africa

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http://www.bc.edu/bc_org/avp/soe/cihe/africaHEjournal/journal_home.htm

The Journal of Higher Education in Africa was launched in 2003 in recognition of the critical importance of higher education research and policy dialog in Africa. Conceived by Damtew Teferra, its founding editor-in-chief, the Center for International Higher Education spearheaded its publication for three years, through a grant from the Partnership for Higher Education in Africa. Currently, the Journal has no association with the Center for International Higher Education.

Scientific Studies of Reading

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Scientific Studies of Reading
This journal publishes original empirical investigations dealing with all aspects of reading and its related areas, and, occasionally, scholarly reviews of the literature, papers focused on theory development, and discussions of social policy issues. Papers range from very basic studies to those whose main thrust is toward educational practice.

Research Papers in Education

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Research Papers in Education has developed a reputation for publishing significant educational research findings of recent years. Up-to-date and authoritative, the journal has given researchers the opportunity to present full accounts of their work; its rationale, findings and conclusions. Its format now includes shorter papers and review articles. Research Papers in Education is not only a vital source of pertinent information for educational researchers, but also required reading for educational policy-makers and planners.
http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/journal.asp?issn=0267-1522&subcategory=ED200000

Journal of Curriculum Studies

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Journal of Curriculum Studies publishes original refereed contributions on all aspects of curriculum studies (including those derived from historical, philosophical, comparative and policy-related investigations), pedagogic theory, teacher education and development, assessment and evaluation, and the present state of schooling. In keeping with its international character, Journal of Curriculum Studies especially welcomes articles which extend the perspectives of curriculum beyond national boundaries.
http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/journal.asp?issn=0022-0272&subcategory=ED200000

Critical Studies in Education

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Critical Studies in Education is international in outlook and readership and critical in orientation, without being tied to one particular perspective. The journal seeks manuscripts that provide critique of contemporary arrangements in education contexts, particularly from the standpoint of the marginalized, as well as manuscripts that offer alternatives to these arrangements. The journal publishes original and challenging articles from throughout the world that make a contribution to theory and empirical research and which are aimed at moving debates forward.

Cambridge Journal of Education

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http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/journal.asp?issn=0305-764X&subcategory=ED200000

Cambridge Journal of Education, an international English language journal, publishes original refereed articles on all aspects of education with a particular emphasis on work that contributes to shared understanding among academic researchers, theorists, practising teachers, policy-makers and educational administrators. Its readers include members of each of these groups - evidence of its success in bringing together those who determine the content, organisation, and practice of education.

The Faces of Education: A World View

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The Faces of Education: A World View

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The University: International Expectations

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The University: International Expectations

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The Faces of Education: A World View

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The Faces of Education: A World View

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A College-Friendly Take on Rising Prices

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http://www.insidehighered.com/news/2007/11/02/costs

Reforming Education In A Changing World: International Perspectives, 1991

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Congress Should Address Rising College Prices, Witnesses Tell House Education Committee

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http://www.house.gov/apps/list/speech/edlabor_dem/rel110107.html

Great website for kids: ALA

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http://www.ilovelibraries.org/takeaction/index.cfm

The University: International Expectations

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The University: International Expectations

Table of Contents Preface
CONTENTS
The Object of the University: Motives and Motivation, Kern Alexander, Professor, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, USA
Reinventing Universities, Don Aitkin, President Emeritus, University of Canberra, Australia
Advocacy, Self-Management, Advice to Government: The Evolving Functions of the Council of Ontario Universities, Ian Clark, President, Council of Ontario Universities, Canada
Financing University Performance in Great Britain and the United States, F. King Alexander, President, Murray State University, USA
Human Rights in European: Effects on Governance of British Universities, Michael Beloff, President, Trinity College in the University of Oxford, United Kingdom
Overcoming Apartheid in South Africa Universities: Differential Access and Excellence, David Woods, Vice Chancellor, Rhodes University, South Africa
Rising Costs and the Survival of America’s Small Private Colleges, John Moore, President, Grove City College, USA
The Challenge of the For-Profit College to the Traditional College Model, Stephen Greenwald, President, Audrey Cohen College, USA
Impediments on the International Information Highway: Risks to Universities of Foreign Jurisdiction over Internet Defamation Suits, James Mingle, University Counsel and Secretary of the Corporation, Cornell University, USA
Back to Earth: Expectations for Using Technology to Improve the College Experience, David Olien, Senior Vice President for Administration, University of Wisconsin System, USA
PREFACE
The University provides discussion of prevailing issues and expectations that confront college and university leaders on four continents. The reader will quickly see that the global environment in which higher education functions today poses complex questions that education leaders must resolve if their initiatives are to succeed. While the book deals with colleges and universities only in the English-speaking countries of Australia, Canada, South Africa, the United Kingdom, and the United States, the issues raised are relevant for other countries that have relatively well-developed systems of higher education. The book moves from the general to the specific, with the introductory chapter presenting the ever-perplexing dilemma of the "what and why" of university existence, the object of the enterprise, and its relationship to a particular state and nation. Should the university inform the state or should the state prescribe the purpose of the university? Questions regarding university autonomy and freedom to create its own design are implicit in all aspects of this question. Much of the book is devoted to a discussion of measures needed to overcome inertia in universities and the need for responsiveness to the social and economic changes that permeate university cultures. Constantly "reinventing" it as a relevant part of society and facilitating the adaptations needed to maintain the university are a critical mechanism in social progress is of central importance to higher education, regardless of the nature of the government under which it operates.
Within this broad agenda, the book raises questions that can be most clearly addressed within the context of existing national systems of higher education. Canada's experience with regard to centralization of decision-making and the efficacies of alternative organizational structures is informative for government federations that support higher education, particularly Australia and the United States. Questions of the efficiency and effectiveness of the delivery of educational services and the university’s responsiveness to both the taxpayer and the student are of paramount concern throughout the book. Universities operate under the constraints of the public’s expectations, requiring maximization of resources. The search for higher levels of performance and greater quality and quantity of higher education at ever lesser costs intensifies with every passing decade. In this regard, one chapter in particular highlights performance requirements in the United Kingdom and the United States, forming interesting parallels, demonstrating the strengths and weaknesses that should be of considerable interest to practicing university leaders and legislators alike.
Two chapters are devoted to different aspects of human rights that are directly and appropriately of concern to universities. The ability of the university to aid in advancing the state of human rights may constitute its greatest test. The situation in South Africa is in the forefront of this discussion as institutions of higher education in that country seek to redress the pervasive social and economic misdeeds of the past. Moreover, the legal difficulties involved in the quest for human rights in Europe and the United States are presented in some detail; the adaptation of England and Wales to the standards of the European Convention on Human Rights is highlighted.
The book also addresses the vital question of how to deal with increasing costs, as well as the issue of public versus private institutional competition and the emergence of the private for-profit institution as a rising player in post-secondary education, particularly in the United States. As observed, herein, the challenge that proprietary educational corporations pose for traditional private non-profit institutions will not be easily or quickly resolved.
Finally, two chapters of the book are devoted to the phenomenon of technology and information flow that is altering the traditional structure of the university. The legal implications of internet use and the risks to universities created by foreign legal jurisdictions are discussed, as are the realities of how technology can be used to improve college and university instruction, and the overall experience of higher education.
All the chapters are written by university leaders who are actively involved in dealing with the matters involved. The problems raised do not have simple solutions, but we hope that the insights provided about options and alternatives will make this a valuable book for people in leadership positions in colleges and universities.
To order a copy of The University, please visit:
http://www.mqup.mcgill.ca/book.php?bookid=1438

Internet Resources for Non Profits

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http://www.uticapubliclibrary.org/non-profit/education.html

Children's Law Center of Massachusetts

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http://www.clcm.org/about_us.htm
About Us - Our Mission Statement
The mission of the Law Center is to 1) provide legal representation to children with complex legal problems; 2) provide information and training to parents, advocates, school personnel, social workers, and other child welfare workers; 3) provide resource and referral information on education, child welfare and juvenile justice issues; 4) assist in developing child welfare, juvenile justice, and education policies with a special emphasis on access to equal opportunity for low-income youth and families. Children's legal problems are unique. When caught in the legal system, children often have a confusing array of educational, emotional, social and cultural needs, requiring advocates who can offer special expertise and commitment. Representing such a constituency requires proficiency and resources not available to the general practitioner. Children do not have the financial means to pay for such experienced legal representation. Law Center services are free of charge.

Energy Educational Resources

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A&WMA is a not-for-profit, nonpartisan professional organization that enhances knowledge and expertise by providing a neutral forum for technology exchange, professional development, networking opportunities, public education, and outreach to more than 9,000 environmental professionals in 65 countries. A&WMA also promotes global environmental responsibility and increases the effectiveness of organizations to make critical decisions that benefit society. For more information about A&WMA, please visit our website at www.awma.org.

IRL recommends 2008 MACUL Conference

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Read the conference blog: http://macul.edublogs.org/

2008 MACUL Conference
Grand Rapids, March 5-7
http://www.macul.org/page.php?pid=121

Previous Speakers: Business leaders

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Business Leaders
Name
Title
State / Country
Thomas W Evans
Chairman of the Board, Teachers College, Columbia University, and founder National Symposium on Partnerships in Education
New York
Chris Marsden
Head of Community and Educational Relations, British Petroleum Company
United Kingdom
Kate Torkington
Head of Training for the Bernard van Leer Foundation
The Hague, The Netherlands
Joseph A Pichler
President and Chairman of the Kroger Company

G. E. Cartwright
Manager, Urban and Community Affairs, Amoco Corporation

Mutiu Fagbayi
Director, Education Programs and Manager of Kodak 21st Century Learning

Judy Morgan Phillips
Vice President, Home Savings of America

Gene E. Cartwright
Manager, Community and Urban Affairs
Illinois
Mutiu Fagbayi
Manager, 21st Century Learning Challenge, Eastman Kodak Co.
New York
Steve Heyneman
World Bank
Washington, DC
James A.R. Johnson
Director, Government Affairs Apple Computers, Inc.
Washington, DC
Thomas W Evans
Chairman of the Board
New York
Chris Marsden
Head of Community and Educational Relations, British Petroleum Company
United Kingdom
Ronn Robinson
Corporate Director of Education Affairs, The Boeing Company
Washington

Previous Speakers: Presidents and Chancellors of Universities and Colleges

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Presidents and Chancellors of Universities and Colleges
Name
Title / Institution
State / Country
Sir Christopher Ball
Higher Education Consultant and formerly Warden of Keble College, Oxford University
United Kingdom
Ms. Jeanette Daines
Minnesota State College and Univ. System
Minnesota
Janet Dudley-Eshbach
President/Fairmont State College
West Virginia
Dr Jaak Aaviksoo
Rector, Tartu University
Estonia
Dr Ivan Addae-Mensah
Vice Chancellor, University of Ghana
Ghana
Professor Don Aitkin
Vice Chancellor and President, University of Canberra
Australia
Dr Harold Bassford
President, University College of the Fraser Valley
Canada
Dr Ian Clark
President, Council of Ontario Universities
Canada
Dr Peter Cressy
Chancellor, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
Massachusetts
Mr Wayne Doggett
Executive Director
Canada
Dr Frederick Gilbert
President and Vice Chancellor, Lakehead University
Canada
Prof Ruprecht Haensel
Rector, Christian-Albrechts-University
Germany
Dr Robert Hoover
President, University of Idaho
Idaho
Dr Muriel Howard
President Buffalo State College
New York
Dr Frederick Humphries
President, Florida A&M University
Florida
Andrzej Jamiolkowski
Rector, Nicholas Copernicus University
Poland
Richard Judd
President, Central Connecticut State University
Connecticut
Clara Lovett
President, Northern Arizona University
Arizona
Mr James MacCallum
President of WV School Board Association
West Virginia
Dr William Muse
President, Auburn University
Alabama
Professor Mary O'Kane
Vice-Chancellor, The University of Adelaide
South Australia
Mr David Olien
Senior Vice President for Administration, University of Wisconsin System
Wisconsin
Dr Elizabeth Parr-Johnston
President and Vice Chancellor, University of New Brunswick
Canada
Dr Paul Risser
President, Oregon State University
Oregon
Dr Boris Schedvin
Deputy Vice Chancellor, The University of Melbourne
Australia
Mr Esekia Solofa
Vice Chancellor, The University of the South Pacific
Fiji
Dr Eugene Trani
President, Virginia Commonwealth University
Virginia
Dr Harvey Weingarten
Provost, McMaster University
Canada
Dr Roger Williams
Vice Chancellor, University of Reading
United Kingdom
Dr David Woods
Vice Chancellor, Rhodes University
South Africa
Daniel Cheever
President, Simmons College
Massachusetts
Joanne Creighton
President, Mount Holyoke College
Massachusetts
James Dennis
President, McKendree College
Illinois
James Doti
President, Chapman University
California
James Douthat
President, Lycoming College
Pennsylvania
William Frame
President, Augsburg College
Minnesota
Mario Albornoz Galdamez
Rector, University of the Americas
Chile
Shirley Ann Jackson
President, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
New York
Nayef Kharma
Vice President, Al-Isra Private University
Jordan
Nobuo Kumamoto
President, Hokkaigakuen University
Japan
Benjamin Ladner
President, American University
Washington, DC
Themistocles Lekkas
Rector, University of the Aegean
Greece
Mario Armando Mena
Rector, University of Moron
Argentina
John Moore
President, Grove City College
Pennsylvania
Elisabeth Muhlenfeld
President, Sweet Briar College
Virginia
Riyad Nassar
President, Lebanese American University
Lebanon
Abdul Jaleelkhan M. Pathan
Vice Chancellor, Karnatak University, Dharwad
India
Karl Raivio
Rector, University of Helsinki
Finland
Ervin Rokke
President, Moravian College
Pennsylvania
Katsushige Sawaki
Vice President, Nanzan University
Japan
Mark Schulman
President, Antioch University Southern California
California
Kenneth Schwab
President, Centenary College of LA
Louisiana
Katshuiko Shirai
Vice President, Waweda University
Japan
Rebecca Stafford
President, Monmouth University
New Jersey
Steadman Upham
President, Claremont Graduate University
California
Katherine Will
President, Whittier College
California
Jiri Zlatuska
Rector, Masaryk University
Czech Republic
Daniel Cheever
President, Simmons College
Massachusetts
Joanne Creighton
President, Mount Holyoke College
Massachusetts
James Dennis
President, McKendree College
Illinois
James Doti
President, Chapman University
California
James Douthat
President, Lycoming College
Pennsylvania
William Frame
President, Augsburg College
Minnesota
Mario Albornoz Galdamez
Rector, University of the Americas
Chile
Shirley Ann Jackson
President, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
New York
Nayef Kharma
Vice President, Al-Isra Private University
Jorday
Nobuo Kumamoto
President, Hokkaigakuen University
Japan
Benjamin Ladner
President, American University
Washington, DC
Themistocles Lekkas
Rector, University of the Aegean
Greece
Mario Armando Mena
Rector, University of Moron
Argentina
John Moore
President, Grove City College
Pennsylvania
Elisabeth Muhlenfeld
President, Sweet Briar College
Virginia
Riyad Nassar
President, Lebanese American University
Lebanon
Karl Raivio
Rector, University of Helsinki
Finland
Ervin Rokke
President, Moravian Collete
Pennsylvania
Katsushige Sawaki
Vice President, Nanzan University
Japan
Kenneth Schwab
President, Centenary College of LA
Louisiana
Katshuiko Shirai
Vice President, Waseda University
Japan
Rebecca Stafford
President, Monmouth University
New Jersey
Katherine Will
President, Whittier College
California
Jiri Zlatuska
Rector, Masaryk University
Czech Republic
Thomas Wood
President, Mount Royal College
Canada
Thomas Boyd
President, William Penn University
Iowa
Hank Brown
President University of Northern Colorado
Colorado
Thomas Burish
Provost, Vanderbilt University
Tennessee
David Chang
President, Polytechnic University
New York
Elnora Daniel
President, Chicago State University
Illinois
Gerardo della Paolera
Rector, Universidad Torcuato di Tella
Argentina
Peggy Elliott
President, South Dakota State University
South Dakota
Judith Gill
Chancellor, Massachusetts Board of Higher Education
Massachusetts
Matthew Goldstein
Chancellor, The City University of New York
New York
Ana Jaramillo
Rector, National University of Lanus
Argentina
He Jicheng
President, Northeastern University Shenyang, Liaoning Province
China
Anibal Yazbeck Jozami
Principal, Universidad Nacional de Tres de Febrero
Argentina
Robert King
Chancellor, State University of New York
New York
E. Kusumadmo
President, Atma Jaya Yogyakarta University
Indonesia
Pedro Lobo
Rector, Universidad del Norte Santo Tomas de Aquino
Argentina
Abdullahi Mahadi
Vice Chancellor, Ahmadu Bello University
Nigeria
James McWha
Vice Chancellor, Massey University
New Zealand
Thomas Meredith
Chancellor, The University of Alabama System
Alabama
Kathryn Mohrman
President, Colorado College
Colorado
John Oblak
President, Notre Dame de Namur University
California
Millicent Poole
Vice Chancellor and President, Edith Cowan University
Western Australia
Diane Reinhard
President, Clarion University
Pennsylvania
Jarlath Ronayne
Vice Chancellor and President, Victoria University
Australia
Peter Sheehan, AO
Chancellor, Australian Catholic University
Australia
Paul Thomas
Vice Chancellor, University of the Sunshine Coast
Australia
Juan Tobias
President, University of El Salvador
Argentina
Tang-Kuang Tseng
President, Chaoyang University of Technology
Taiwan
Henrik Tvarno
Rector, University of Southern Denmark
Denmark
Paul Van Parijs
President, Saint Louis University
Philippines
Jan G.F. Veldhuis
President, Utrecht University
The Netherlands
Jiannong Ye
Vice President, East China Normal University
China
Yang Zhong
Vice President, Division of International Cooperation & Exchange, Northeast Normal University
China
Simeon Achinewhu
Vice Chancellor, Rivers State University of Science and Technology
Nigeria
Joshua Akol
Vice Chancellor, Upper Nile University
Sudan
Anthony Catanese
President, Florida Atlantic University
Florida
Lourenço Joaquim da Costa Rosário
Rector, Higher Institute Politecnic
Mozambique
James Edwards
President, Anderson University
Indiana
Gitten Hammerberg
Principal, Occupational Therapy Education
Denmark
David Ker
Vice Chancellor, Benue State University
West Africa
Markku Lahtinen
Rector, Tampereen Ammattikorkeakoulu, Tampere Polytechnic
Finland
Margot Lieberkind
Rector, Gentofte Socialpedagogiske Semarium
Denmark
Parker Marden
President, Manchester College
Indiana
Morris Marx
President, University of West Florida
Florida
Orlando Molina
President, Trinity College of Quezon City
Phillippines
Georg Nagler
President, Fachhochschule Hof - University of Applied Sciences
Germany
Robert Northoff
Rector, Neubrandenburg University of Applied Science
Germany
Ponces De Carvalho
Rector, Escola Superior De Educacao Joao De Deus
Lisbon
Norma Rees
President, California State University, Hayward
California
James Roach
President, Western Connecticut State University
Connecticut
Priamo Rodriguez
Rector, Technological University of Santiago
Dominican Republic
Mohamed Ali Shohaieb
Vice President, Cairo University
Egypt
Santos Soares
President, Institute of Polytechico Do Porto
Portugal
Jamisse Uilson Taimo
Rector, Instituto Superior de Relaçoes Internacionais (ISRI)
Mozambique
Ludvik Toplak
Rector, University of Maribor
Slovenia
Jocelyne Trouillot-Levy
Rector, College Universitaire Caraibe
Haiti
Rober Webb
President, University of Central Oklahoma
OK
Oye Ibidapo-Obe
Acting Vice Chancellor, University of Lagos
Nigeria
William Johnston
President, Iowa Wesleyan College
Iowa
Norman Maphosa
Vice Chancellor, Solusi University
Zimbabwe
John Ryan
President, SUNY Maritime College
New York
John Bassett
President, Clark University
Massachusetts
Sandy Bockarie
Pro-Vice-Chancellor, University of Sierra Leone
Sierra Leone
W. J. Breebaart
Chairman of the Executive Board, Haagse Hogeschool, University of Professional Education
Netherlands
Susan A. Cole
President, Montclair State University
New Jersey
Lattie Coor
President, Arizona State University
Arizona
K. P. Dzvimbo
Vice Chancellor, Zimbabwe Open University
Zimbabwe
Theuns Eloff
Vice Chancellor and Principal, Potchefstroom University for Christian Higher Education
South Africa
Mohammad Gaffar
Rector, Indonesia University of Education
Indonesia
Georges Nahas
Vice President, University of Balamand
Lebanon
Muxe Nkondo
Vice-Chancellor and Principal, University of Venda
South Africa
Lars Pallesen
Rector, Technical University of Denmark
Denmark
Seppo Pynna
Rector, Satakunnan Ammattikorkeakoulu
Finland
Ali M.A. Rachman
Rector, University of Jambi
Indonesia
Dzulkifli Abdul Razak
Vice-Chancellor, University of Sains Malaysia
Malaysia
Angelo Rinella
President, Universita di Roma LUMSA
Italy
Jesse Rogers
President, Midwestern State University
Texas
Godehard Ruppert
Rector, University of Bamberg
Germany
Betty Siegel
President, Kennesaw State University
Georgia
Alfred Steinherr
Rector, Free University of Bolzano
Italy
Ryszard Tadeusiewicz
Rector, University of Mining and Metallurgy
Poland
Jiri Zlatuska
Rector, Masaryk University in Brno
Czech Republic
Nadar A. Al-Jallal
President, Kuwait University
Kuwait
Nimi Briggs
Vice-Chancellor, University of Port Harcourt
Nigeria
Un-Chan Chung
President, Seoul National University
Korea
Anne Herman Flierman
Vice Chancellor and Executive Board, Universiteit Maastricht
Netherlands
Mansour Gholami
President of University, BU-ALI SINA University
Iran
Eldigario D. Gonzales
President, Western Mindanao State University
Philippines
Bryan Gould
Vice-Chancellor, The University of Waikato
New Zealand
Liesel Hermes
Rector, Paedagogische Hochschule Karlsruhe
Germany
Leon L. Higgs

Kenneth L. Hoyt
President, Centenary College
New Jersey, USA
David I. Ker
Vice-Chancellor, Benue State University
Nigeria
Crispus M. Kiamba
Vice-Chancellor, University of Nairobi
Kenya
Sidney McPhee
President, Middle Tennessee State University
Tennessee, USA
Al Hj
President, Basilan State College
Philippines
Robert Rabinovitch
Chair, McGill University
Ontario, Canada
Richard J. Renaud
Vice-Chair, Board of Governors, Concordia University
Montreal, Canada
Pedro H. Rivas-Figueroa
President, Universidad Autonoma de La Laguna, A.C.
Mexico
David H. Swinton
President & CEO, Benedict College
South Carolnia, USA
Hideaki Takagi
Vice President, University of Tsukuba
Japan
Myrzatai Zholdasbekov
Rector, The L.N. Gumilyov Eurasian National University
Republic of Kazakhstan
Mohd. Ghazal Zulkifli
Vice-Chancellor, University Teknologi Malaysia
Malaysia
Abdulla Bin Saleh Al-Khulaifi
President, University of Qatar
Qatar
Victor Arredondo
Rector, Universidad Veracruzana
Mexico
David T. Barnard
President and Vice Chancellor, University of Regina
Saskatchewan, Canada
Lois Claxton
Secretary of the University, University of Waterloo
Ontario, Canada
Manuel Espina
Vice President, Academic Affairs, Leyte Normal University
Philippines
Jan V. Friedheim
Strategic Coach, Education Systems & Solutions
Texas, USA
Stephen B. Friedheim
Strategic Coach, Education Systems & Solutions
Texas, USA
Maria Elvira Gomez
Rectora, Universidad Nacional Experimental Francisco de Miranda
Venezuela
Oyewusi Ibidapo-obe
Vice Chancellor, University of Lagos
Nigeria
Edison O. Jackson
President, Medgar Evers College
New York, USA
Josefina Maria Magat, R.A.
President, Assumption College, Inc.
Philippines
M W Makgoba
Vice-Chancellor & Principal, University of Natal
South Africa
Saburo Sato
Dean, College of International Relations, Nihon University
Japan
Derrick Swartz
Professor, University of Fort Hare
South Africa
Mamuka Tavkhelidze
Rector, Grigol Robakidze University
Georgia
Berny Wiens
Chair/Board of Governors, University of Regina
Saskatchewan, Canada
Byong Man Ahn
President, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies
Korea
Dan Angel
President, Marshall University
West Virginia, USA
Victor A. Arredondo
President, Universidad Veracruzana
Veracruz C.P., Mexico
Anthony J. DiGiorgio
President, Winthrop University
South Carolina, USA
Brian Figaji
Professor/Vice Chancellor, Peninsula Technikon
South Africa
J. M. Irvine
Chairman, Joint Information Services Committee and Treasurer Association of Commonwealth Universities and Commissioner of Commonwealth Scholarships; Previously Principal, University of Aberdeenand the Vice Chancellor University of Birmingham, United Kingdom
United Kingdom
Edison O. Jackson
President, Medgar Evers College
New York, USA
Shirley Ann Jackson
President, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
New York, USA
David Iyornongu Ker
Professor, Benue State University, Makurdi
Nigeria
Crispus M. Kiamba
Vice Chancellor, University of Nairobi
Kenya
Masanori Michiue
President, Tottori University
Japan
Barney Pityana
Professor, University of South Africa (UNISA)
South Africa
Mohammad Pourmohammadie
Professor, University of Tabriz
Iran
Everett M. Standa
Vice Chancellor, Kenyatta University
Kenya
Mamuka Tavkhelidze
Rector, Grigol Robakidze University
Georgia
Robyn Agnew
Dean of Students, Erskine College
South Carolina
Buenal Agee
Instructor, Human Services and Corrections, Hocking College
Ohio
Mark H. Aronoff
Deputy Provost, Stony Brook University
New York
Donna Yvette Ashford
Regents Online Degree Student Services Director, Tennessee Board of Regents
Tennessee
Patricia E. Askew
Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Illinois
Kelly Asmussen
Associate Professor, Peru State College
Nebraska
Peter Baigent
Associate Vice President for Student Affairs, Stony Brook University
New York
Debora Baker
Director, Department of Residential Life, Louisiana State University
Louisiana
Dallas W. Bauman III
Assistant Vice President of Campus Residences, Stony Brook University
New York
Julianne Baumann
Vice President and Dean of Student Life, Elmira College
New York
Larry G. Benedict
Dean for Student Life, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Massachusetts
John C. Boyd
Chair, Public Service Department, Horry-Georgetown Technical College
South Carolina
Leo A. Bryant
Vice Chancellor for Student Serivces/Dean of Students, Purdue University Calumet
Indiana
Jane E. Ciarlone
Coordinator, Student Supportive Services, Southern Connecticut State University
Connecticut
Petra E. Crosby
Director of International Student Programs, Lecturer in Cross Cultural Studies, Carleton College
Minnesota
Dorothy Denburg
Dean of the College, Barnard College
New York
Mark S. Denke
Assistant Executive Director for Academic and Student Affairs, Arizona Board of Regents
Arizona
Donna DiDonato
Assistant Provost for Undergraduate Academic Affairs, Stony Brook University
New Yor
Leroy A. Durant
Vice President for Student Development and Services, Claflin University
South Carolina
Delane Duval
Dean of Student Life, Coe College
Iowa
Judith I. Gaines
Executive Director, Student Life, Youngstown State University
Ohio
Joseph J. Gonzalez
Director, Living Learning Center, Appalachian State University
North Carolina
Ken Gray
Vice President for Student Affairs, West Virginia University
West Virginia
Greta Henglein
Dean of Students, Northwood University
Florida
Jane Higa
Vice President of Student life/Dean of Students, Westmont College
California
Zenobia L. Hikes
Vice President for Student Affairs, Spelman College
Georgia
Nancy S. King
Vice President for Student Success and Enrollment Services, Kennesaw State University
Georgia
Jason Laker
Dean of Campus Life, Saint John's University
Minnesota
Ben Lieber
Dean of Students, Amherst College
Massachusetts
Diane C. Manica
Assistant Professor, University of Detroit Mercy
Michigan
Robbie Melton
Associate Vice Chancellor, Tennessee Board of Regents
Tennessee
Emilye Mobley
Vice President for Student Affairs, Bennett College
North Carolina
Barbara Morrissey
Professor, Psychology/Counseling, Las Positas College
California
Shirley V. Mullen
Provost, Westmont College
California
Linda Newman
Executive Director of Residence Life and University Dining Services, Bowling Green State University
Ohio
Blanchita P. Porter
Assistant Dean for Student Affairs, Howard University School of Social Work
Washington, DC
Petra M. Roter
Dean of Student Development and Academic Services, University of Wisconsin - La Crosse
Wisconsin
J. E. Saffold
Vice President of Student Affairs/Dean of Students, San Francisco State University
California
Cynthia Sellers
Vice President for Student Affairs, Fort Valley State University
Georgia
Lori Shaw
Assistant Dean of Students/Professor of Lawyering Skills, University of Dayton School of Law
Ohio
David P. Shields, Jr.
Dean of Student Affairs, Penn State, Altoona
Pennsylvania
Davi Stewart
Dean of Students and Professor of English, West Virginia University
West Virginia
Kenneth L. Stoner
Director of Student Housing, University of Kansas
Kansas
Karen Tidmarsh
Dean of the Undergraduate College, Bryn Mawr College
Pennsylvania
Patricia Volp
Dean of Students, College of William & Mary
Virginia
M. Hudlin Wagner
Associate Dean of Students, Carleton College
Minnesota
Karen Whitney
Vice Chancellor for Student Life and Diversity, Indiana University at Purdue
Indiana
Marion Yvonne Winters
Director, Office of Diversity, De Anza College
California
Catherine WoodBrooks
Vice President for Student Life, Assumption College
Massachusetts
Kathleen Yorkis
Vice President for Student Affairs, Bentley College
Massachusetts

Previous Speakers: Professors

2008-01-31T10:58:00.001-08:00

Professors
Name
Title
State / Country
Dr. Anna Uhl Chamot
Professor of Secondary Education (ESL), The George Washington University
USA
Dr. Ursula Chandler
Professor of German; ESL Co-ordinator, Arkansas Tech University
USA
Dr. Marylin Crawford
Professor/Councelor/Learning Disabilities Specialist, San Jose City College
USA
Mr. Paul Flores
Professor, Azusa Pacific University
USA
Professor Rufus Gouws
Professor, University of Stellenbosch
South Africa
Professor Gisela Håkansson
Professor, Lund University
Sweden
Professor Elizabeth Hanley
ESL Professor, Community College of Southern Nevada
USA
Professor Anthony Johnson
Professor, Head of Department, University of Oulu
Finland
Professor Matthew Jones
Lecturer, Teacher Education Department. , University of Nebraska
USA
Dr. Shuhei Kadota
Professor, Kwansei Gakuin University
Japan
Professor Patricia Kennan
Professor of English Language, Universita' Del Piemonte Orientale
Italy
Professor Rosalie Kiah
Professor of English, Norfolk State University
USA
Professor Kim Kirsner
Senior Research Fellow, University of Western Australia
Australia
Professor Michael Linn
Professor of English and Linguistics, University of Minnesota, Duluth
USA
Dr. Edmee Marcek
Professor, Community College of Southern Nevada
USA
Dr. Lisa Lena Opas-Hänninen
Professor, University of Oulu
Finland
Professor Johan H Potgieter
Deputy Dean: Humanities, University of Pretoria
Sout Africa
Dr. Antonia Rodriguez
Professor, Modern Languages, Latin American Studies, Pace University
USA
Dr. Graciela P. Rosenberg
Professor, Bilingual/ESL Education, University of Texas at Brownsville
USA
Dr. Loren Schmidt
Professor of English & Philosophy and Chair, Humanities, Heritage University
USA
Professor Art Schneider
Professor, University of Florida
USA
Dr. Dennis Thompson
Professor, Macomb Community College
USA
Professor Torben Thrane
Professor, Aarhus School of Business
Denmark
Dr. Linda Watkins-Goffman
Professor, Hostos Community College, City University of New York
USA
Dr. James A. Baer
Professor of History, Northern Virginia Community College
USA
Dr. Jennifer Basquiat
Professor of Communication/Anthropology, Community College of Southern Nevada
USA
Professor H. James Birx
Professor of Anthropology/Distinguished Research Scholar, Canisius College/SUNY Geneseo
USA
Dr. Paul F. Brown
Professor and Chair, Department of Anthropology, Minnesota State University
USA
Professor Corrie Cataldi
Professor, California State University San Bernardino
USA
Dr. Mariano Díaz-Miranda
History Professor, Austin Community College-Riverside
USA
Dr. Elizabeth Espadas
Professor of Modern Languages, Wesley College
USA
Professor Peter M. Gardner
Emeritus Professor of Anthropology, University of Missouri
USA
Professor Stacy Kowtko
Tenured Professor, Spokane Community College
USA
Dr. James Lett
Professor of Anthropology, Indian River Community College
USA
Dr. Ternot MacRenato
Professor of History, San Diego City College
USA
Professor Paul Magnarella
Director of Peace and Justice Studies, Warren Wilson College
USA
Professor Elena Odio
Professor of Modern Languages, Georgia Southwestern State University
USA
Dr. Emeka Onwubu
Professor, Department of Mathematics, William Paterson University
USA
Professor Marlborough Burton Packard
Professor, Savannah College of Art and Design
USA
Dr. John Poindexter
Professor of Social Sciences, West Shore Community College
USA
Professor Gerald Sullivan
Professor of Anthropology, Collin County Community College
USA
Professor James Wetzel
Professor of Humanities, Diablo Valley College
USA
Dr. Douglas Agbetsiafa
Professor of Economcs, Indiana University South Bend
USA
Dr. Joe G. Baker
Professor, Southern Utah University
USA
Dr. Lawrence Dale
Professor, Arkansas State University
USA
Professor Patricia Duffy
Alumni Professor, Auburn University
USA
Dr. Mahboubul Hassan
Professor of Finance and Economics, Southern New Hampshire University
USA
Mr. Gary Hunt
Professor, University of Maine
USA
Rev. Dale Levering
Professor, Manhattan Christian College
USA
Professor Francis Mummery
Lecturer/Professor/Chairman of Economics, California State University Fullerton and Fullerton College
USA
Professor Frank W. Musgrave
Professor of Economics, Ithaca College
USA
Ms. Rachel Siegel, CFA
Professor, Lyndon State College
USA
Dr. Barbara Strain
Professor, Theatre & Communication Department, San Antonio College
USA
Professor Charles Blatz
Professor of Philosophy, Director, The Humanities Institute, The University of Toledo
USA
Professor Alma Espinosa
Professor of Music, University of Massachusetts-Lowell
USA
Dr. Claire Fedoruk
Professor of Music History, Azusa Pacific University
USA
Professor Richard Frucht
Professor of History and Chair, Northwest Missouri State University
USA
Professor Domenico Grasso
Dean, The University of Vermont
USA
Professor Robert W Gruebel
Professor of Physics and Art History, Stephen F Austin State University
USA
Professor Virginia Jenkins
Department Head and Professor, University of Minnesota Duluth
USA
Dr. Anthony Lorsbach
Professor, Illinois State University
USA
Professor Douglas Manley
Art Instructor, College of Lake County
USA
Professor Carl Parrish
Professor of Liberal Arts, Savannah College of Art and Design, Atlanta
USA
Professor Jolanta Paterek
Professor, Georgia Perimeter College
USA
Dr. Billie Sessions
Professor of Art Education, California State University San Bernardino
USA
Dr. Will Shephard
Professor of Theatre, Department of Music and Performing Arts, California State University Monterey Bay
USA
Dr. Jeffrey Anderson
Professor of Education, Seattle University
USA
Dr. Jeremy Dunning
Emeritus Dean and Professor (Indiana University) President Arjuna Multimedia, Indiana University
USA
Dr. Linda Ginter-Brown
Professor of English, University of Cincinnati
USA
Dr. Katana Hall Banks
Professor and Department Chairperson, Baltimore City Community College
USA
Professor Carl Hixson
Professor of Art History, Medgar Evers College
USA
Dr. Linda A. Marcel
Professor of Music, Music Coordinator, Bergen Community College
USA
Dr. Wid Painter
Professor of Chemistry, High Point University
USA
Dr. Michael Panunto
Professor, Butte College
USA
Dr. Everett F. Peralta
Professor and Chairman, American Indian College Department of Education
USA
Dr. Laura Badeaux
Professor, Nicholls State University
USA
Professor Ivar Berg
Professor of Sociology, University of Pennsylvania
USA
Professor Aubrey W. Bonnett
Professor of American Studies, SUNY College at Old Westbury
USA
Dr. Donald Davis
Professor of Sociology, Dalton State College
USA
Professor Paul Eberts
Professor of Development Sociology, Cornell University
USA
Professor Walter Ellis
Professor, Sociology, Hillsborough Community College
USA
Professor Thomas D. Hall
Edward Myers Dolan Chair in Antropology and University Professor, DePauw University
USA
Professor P. Nick Kardulias
Professor of Archaeology and Anthropology, College of Wooster
USA
Dr. S. Rowan Wolf
Sociology Professor, Portland Community College
USA
Professor Angela Albright
English Faculty, Northwest Arkansas Community College
USA
Professor J. Lynn Barrett
Professor of English, Florida Community College at Jacksonville
USA
Professor Marian L. Beaman
Professor of English, Florida Community College at Jacksonville
USA
Dr. Richard C. Burke
Professor of English, Lynchburg College
USA
Professor Francesca Coley
Visiting Professor, St. Mary's University
USA
Dr. William Cook
Professor, University of La Verne
USA
Dr. Rosemary Cox
Professor of English, Georgia Perimeter College/Clarkston Campus
USA
Professor Stephen V. Falcone
Professor of English & Drama, John A Logan College
USA
Professor Patricia Fulbright
Professor, English Department, Clark College
USA
Professor George Lensing
Bowman and Gordon Gray Professor of English, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
USA
Professor Gladys S. Lewis
Professor of English, University of Central Oklahoma
USA
Dr. Connie Mietlicki
Professor, Governors State University
USA
Dr. Theresa Mohamed
Professor of English & Chair, English, Reading & Communication, Onondaga Community College
USA
Professor Thomas Nawrocki
Professor, Columbia College Chicago
USA
Dr. Anthony T. Padovano
Distinguished Professor of Lit. & Phil; Director, Master of Arts in Liberal Studies program, Ramapo College of New Jersey
USA
Dr. Kay Puttock
Professor of English, Minnesota State University, Mankato
USA
Dr. John Salesses
Professor, Salve Regina University
USA
Professor Robert Smart
Professor of English, Quinnipiac University
USA
Dr. Charles Spurgeon
Professor and Chair, English Department, Marymount College Palos Verdes
USA
Professor Stephen Tanner
Ralph A. Britsch Humanities Professor of English, Brigham Young University
USA
Dr. Charles Vogel
Professor / former chair and director of study abroad in London, Utah Valley State College
USA
Mr. Vaun Waddell
Professor, Brigham Young University, Idaho
USA
Dr. C. N. Sue Abromaitis
Professor, Loyola College in Maryland
USA
Dr. Vernice Cain
Professor of Colonial American Literature, Slippery Rock University
USA
Dr. Donna Hart
Professor of English, Greenville College
USA
Dr. William Jackson Kelton
Professor Liberal Arts, O'More College of Design
USA
Dr. Patricia Lonchar
Professor of English, University of the Incarnate Word
USA
Dr. Mason Lowance Jr.
Professor of English and American Literature, University of Massachusetts
USA
Dr. Thomas L. Martin
Professor of English, Florida Atlantic University
USA
Professor Joelle Moen
Professor, Brigham Young University-Idaho
USA
Dr. Osayimwense Osa
Professor, Virginia State University
USA
Professor Scott Samuelson
Professor of English, Brigham Young University, Idaho
USA
Professor Leslie Shipp
English Professor, College of Southern Nevada
USA
Professor Askold Skalsky
Professor, Hagerstown Community College
USA
Dr. Elton Smith
Distinguished University Professor Emeritus, University of South Florida
USA
Dr. Michael Sullivan
Professor of English, Mt. San Antonio College
USA
Dr. Gale Swiontkowski
Professor and Associate Chair, English, Fordham University
USA
Dr. Colette Tennant
Professor of English, Corban College
USA
Mrs. Phyllis Ballata
Professor, English Department, Century College
USA
Professor Robert Beck
Professor of Law Emeritus, Southern Illinois University
USA
Professor Oswald Chase
Professor, School of Architecture and Design, Howard University
USA
Dr. Ralph Dawes
Professor of Earth Sciences, Wenatchee Valley College
USA
Dr. Salim Diab
Professor of Chemistry, University of St. Francis
USA
Professor Denise Fort
Professor, University of New Mexico School of Law
USA
Dr. Michael Horn
Professor of Biological Science, California State University Fullerton
USA
Dr. Christopher L. Kitting
Professor of Biological Sciences, California State University, East Bay
USA
Professor Solomon Leung
Professor of Engineering, Idaho State University
USA
Dr. Sharlene A. McEvoy
Professor of Business Law, Fairfield University
USA
Professor Steven Mercurio
Professor of Biology & Coordinator of the Toxicology Program, Minnesota State University-Mankato
USA
Dr. Kathleen E. Murphy
Professor, Daemen College
USA
Dr. Zhu Hua Ning
Professor and Director, Southern University
USA
Dr. Douglas M. Pease
Professor of Physics, University of Connecticut
USA
Dr. David J. Prescott
Katherine McBride Professor of Biology, Bryn Mawr College
USA
Professor Ruth Reck
Professor, University of California, Davis
USA
Professor Jeffrey Steinfeld
Professor of Chemistry, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
USA
Dr. Joan Sturtevant
Professor, Hiram College
USA
Professor Aregai Tecle
Professor, Northern Arizona University, School of Forestry
USA
Professor Colby Weathers
Landscape Department Head, North Idaho College
USA
Dr. Michael Clifford
Professor of Philosophy, Mississippi State University
USA
Dr. Alex Devience
Professor, DePaul University
USA
Dr. Mark Doolittle
Professor, Sonoma State University
USA
Dr. Hope K. Fitz
Professor, Eastern Connecticut State University
USA
Dr. Lucinda Jassel
Professor of Political Science, Richard Stockton College of New Jersey
USA
Dr. Keith Krasemann
Professor of Philosophy, College of DuPage
USA
Dr. William J. Lawrence
Professor of Economics and Entrepreneurship, New York Institute of Technology
USA
Dr. Daniel E. Lee
Professor of Ethics, Augustana College
USA
Dr. Manoug Manougian
Professor, University of South Florida
USA
Professor Richard Morris
Professor, Arizona State University
USA
Professor Robert Nielsen
Professor of Philosophy, D'Youville College
USA
Reverend Blaine Charles O'Connor
Professor of Philosophy, Comparative Religions , Los Angeles Mission College
USA
Professor Buie Seawell
Chair, Department of Business Ethics & Legal Studies, Daniels College of Business @ University of Denver
USA
Professor Rose Sergi
Communications Department Chair, Middlesex Community College
USA
Dr. Cynthia Shinabarger Reed
Professor of Psychology & Sociology, Tarrant County College
USA
Dr. Kenneth Thompson
Professor of Management, DePaul University
USA
Professor Chris Vasillopulos
Professor of Political Science, Eastern Connecticut State University
USA
Professor Jennifer Bard
Professor, Texas Tech University School of Law
USA
Dr. Donald N. Bersoff
Professor Emeritus, Villanova Law School
USA
Professor Shirley Biagi
Professor, California State University, Sacramento
USA
Dr. Guy Story Brown
Professor of Politics and Literature, Lubbock Christian University
USA
Professor William Clohesy
Professor of Philosophy, University of Northern Iowa
USA
Dr. Joseph L. DeTorres
Professor and EOPS Coordinator, Chapman University College and Contra Costa College
USA
Professor William Fleischman
Professor of Computing Sciences, Mathematical Sciences and Philosophy, Villanova University
USA
Professor Marjorie Girth
Professor of Law, Georgia State University College of Law
USA
Professor Susan Pace Hamill
Professor of Law, University of Alabama School of Law
USA
Dr. Douglas Heeter
Professor of Management, Ferris State University
USA
Dr. Cheryl Jorgensen-Earp
Professor of Communication Studies, Lynchburg College
USA
Dr. Valerie Kesner-Greenberg
Professor & Chair, Graduate Studies, Communications, University of the Incarnate Word
USA
Professor Howard Lesnick
Fordham Professor of Law, University of Pennsylvania
USA
Dr. Moses L. Pava
Professor of Business Ethics, Yeshiva University
USA
Dr. Marilyn Phelan
Professor, Texas Tech University School of Law
USA
Dr. Nicholas Ruiz
Professor, Winona State University
USA
Dr. Lawrence Schneider
Profesor of Psychology, University of North Texas
USA
Professor Ronald Teeples
Boswell Professor of Economics, Claremont McKenna College
USA
Professor Philippa Black
,University of Auckland / Australian National University
Australia
Professor Nils Blomkvist
Professor, Gotland University
Sweden
Professor John Britton
Professor of History, Francis Marion University
USA
Dr. Dewey A. Browder
Professor and Chair, Department of History and Philosophy, Austin Peay State University
USA
Professor Charles Dirks
Chair Political Science, Faculty Founder of LA Mission College, Los Angeles Mission Collge
USA
Professor Mitsuyata Furukawa
Economic Department Economic Faculty, Fuji Univesity
Japan
Professor Abie J. Geldenhuys
Professor, Central University of Technology, Free State
South Africa
Dr. Jeannette Graulau
Professor Political Science, CUNY - Lehman College
USA
Dr. Arlie Hoover
Professor of History, Abilene Christian University
USA
Dr. Michihisa Hosokawa
Professor, Kagoshima University
Japan
Rector Jóan Pauli Jóensen
Rector and Professor, The University of the Faroe Islands
The Faroe Islands
Professor Evdokia Karayianni
History Professor/Coordinator, American College of Greece
Greece
Dr. Ako Kobayashi
Professor, Saitama University (Kyoyo-Gakubu)
Japan
Dr. Gary Marotta
Professor of History, State University of New York College at Buffalo
USA
Professor David C. McGaffey
Professor, Holy Names University
USA
Professor Maria Grazia Melchionni
Professor, University La Sapienza
Italy
Dr. Will Morrisey
William and Patricia La Mothe Professor of the U.S. Constitution, Hillsdale College
USA
Dr. Jay Mullen
Professor of History, Southern Oregon University
USA
Professor Jan Ryan
Honorary Professor, Edith Cowan University
Australia
Dr. Hans-Jorgen Schanz
Professor, University of Aarhus
Denmark
Dr. Nooshan Shekarabi
Professor of Political Science, Santiago Canyon College
USA
Professor David Sturdy
Emeritus Professor, University of Ulster
UK
Dr. Dave Thiessen
Professor Emeritus, Lewis-Clark State College
USA
Dr. Garry Winston Trompf
Professor, History of Ideas and Studies in Religion, The University of Sydney
Austrailia
Professor Mario Turchetti
Professor Ordinaire, University of Fribourg
Switzerland
Professor William Welch
Professor of Modern History, Troy University
USA
Professor Norman West
,Suffolk County Community College
USA
Dr. Sabita Busch
Professor, Chicago State University
USA
Dr. Sharon Cannon
Regional Dean/ Professor, Texas Tech Universiry Health Sciences Center
USA
Dr. Robert Crosman
Professor of English, University of Alaska Anchorage
USA
Dr. Golie Jansen
Professor, Eastern Washington University
USA
Professor Mary-Ann Milford
Provost and Dean of the Faculty, Mills College
USA
Dr. Meredith Newman
Professor and Director, Florida International University
USA
Dr. Lois Sessoms Fennelly
Professor, School of Arts & Humanities, Bethune-Cookman College
USA
Dr. Sandra Wagner-Wright
Professor, Department of History, University of Hawaii at Hilo
USA
Dr. Mary-Kathryn Zachary
Professor of Business Administration, University of West Georgia
USA
Professor Tuesday Hambric
Professor, North Lake College
USA
Dr. Sharon A. Stringer
Professor of Psychology, Youngstown State University
USA
Dr. Stephen W. Tonelson
Professor, Early Childhood & Special Education , Old Dominion University
USA
Dr. Deborah Dortch
Professor C&I Early Childhhood Teacher, Kent State University and Kent City Schools
USA
Dr. Donna Kearns
Professor, University of Central Oklahoma
USA
Dr. David Martin
Professor, Kennesaw State University
USA
Dr. Steven Silvern
Professor, Auburn University
USA
Dr. Anita VanBrackle
Professor, Kennesaw State University
USA
Dr. Pamela Godt
Professor, Western Illinois University
USA
Professor Jan Harting-McChesney
Professor, St. Joseph's College
USA
Dr. John McIntyre
Professor, Caldwell College
USA
Dr. Earnestine Pullen
Professor, Chicago State University
USA
Dr. C. Glennon Rowell
Professor, Language Arts, University of Tennessee-Knoxville
USA
Dr. Mary W. Spor
Professor, Alabama A&M University
USA
Dr. Lucille B. Strain
Professor of Education and Coordinator, Graduate Reading Education Program, Bowie State University
USA

Previous Speakers: Government Officials

2008-01-31T10:53:00.000-08:00

Government Officials
Name
Title
Country

John Abbott
Director of Education
United Kingdom

Marc Tucker
President, National Center for Education & the Economy
New York

Eduard D. Dneprov
Advisor for Education Policy & Humanitarian AffairsCabinet of President Yeltsin, Russian Federation
Moscow

Victor A Gaisyonok
Minister of Education and Professor
Republic of Belarus

Paul-Eerik Rummo
Minister of Culture and Education
Estonia

Naima Balic
Senior Advisor and First Deputy, Ministry of Culture and Education
Croatia

Gudmund Hernes
Minister of Education
Norway

Per Unckel
Minister of Education and Science
Sweden

Josquim Azevedo
Undersecretary of State for Basic and Secondary Education
Portugal

Armand V. Fabella
Secretary of Department of Education, Culture and Sports
Republic of the Phillipines

Burchell Whiteman
Minister of Education and Culture
Jamaica, West Indies

Naasson Loutete-Dangui
Minister of Education
Republic of the Congo

Gennet Zewide
Minister of Education
Ethiopia

Miguel Jose Sole
Secretary of Technical and Operative Coordination, Ministry of Culture and Education
Argentina

Barbara A. Perea-Casey
State Representative
New Mexico

Edmund King
Emeritus Professor of Education in the University of London and Editor of Comparative Education
London

Stuart Maclure
Author, visiting scholar and former Editor of the Times Education Supplement
London

J. J. Tomiak
Professor, University of London
London, England

Olich Botlik
Educational Consultant to the Minister of Education of the Czech Republic
Prague

D.I.G. Karimanzira
Member of Parliament and the Minister for Higher Education
Zimbabwe

M.U.K. Mlambala
Member of Parliament and Minister of Education and Culture
Malawi

Gilberto Rivera-Orti
Senator and Majority Leader and Former Chairman of the Education Committee of the Senate of Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico

Jibril Aminu
Minister of Education
Nigeria
Jim Dinning
Minister of Education
Canada

Booth Gardner
Governor, State of Washington
Washington

Yitzhak Navon
Minister of Education, Former President of Israel
Israel

Wallace G Wilkinson
Governor, State of Kentucky
Kentucky

Deryck M.A. Bernard
Minister of Education
Guyana

Maqo Lakrori
Minister of National Education
Albania

Norbert Lammert
Parliamentary State Secretary, Federal Minister of Education
Germany
Joe E. Lutjeharms
Commissioner, Nebraska, Department of Education
Nebraska
Matey Mateev
Minister of Public Education
Bulgaria
Robert Mitton
Deputy Minister of Education
Ontario, Canada
Gheorhe Stefan
Minister of Education and Science
Rumania
Earle W.H. Wood
Deputy Minister of Education
New Brunswick, Canada
Naima Balic
Senior Advisor and First Deputy of Culture and Education
Croatia
Ole Briseid
Assistant Director General for Norway, Upper Secondary Education
Norway
Charles D. Cook
Senator, State of New York
New York
Jerry Covey
Commissioner of Education
Alaska
Mutiu Fagbayi
National Center on Education and the Economy
New York
Celia Hensman
Project Manager, Central and Eastern Europe, The Prince of Wales Business Leaders Forum
United Kingdom
Stephen Heyneman
The World Bank
Washington, DC
James Johnson
Director of Governmental Relationa, Apple Computer, Inc.
Washington, DC
Elena Lubnina
Deputy Head, International Dept., Ministry of Education
Russian Federation
Sona Lucht
Senator, State of West Virgina
West Virginia
Richard Margrave
Head of Press and Public Relations, United Kingdom Association of Teachers and Lecturers
United Kingdom
Pieter Marias
Minister of Education
South Africa
Ivan Philip
First Deputy Minister, Ministry of Education
Czech Republic
Antonio Fernando Couto dos Santos
Minister of Education
Portugal
Sandor Toth
Chef de Cabinet of the Ministry of Culture and Education
Hungary
Vera Boltho
Head of Division for Higher Education and Research, Council of Europe
France
Vladislavas Domarkas
Minister of Education and Science
Lithuania
Pamela Ferguson
President, Grinell College
Iowa
Alfayo S. Hambayi
Minister of Education
Zambia
Mia Amor Moitley
Minister of Education, Youth Affairs and Culture
Barbados
Chabani Manganyi
Director General of Education
South Africa
Agoslav Mladevovio
Professor and Minister of Education, Minister of Education of the Republic of Serbia
Yugoslavia
Eva Slavkovska
Minister of Education
Slovak Republic
Ane Sonko
Minister of Education
Senegal
Froilan C. Tenorio
Governor, Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands
Saipan
Inge Thygesen
Permanent Under-Secretary of State
Denmark
H.E. Abdul Aziz Abdullah
Minister of Education
Qatar
Janis Vaivads
Minister of Education
Latvia
Michael Z. Zgurovsky
Minister of Education of Ukraine
Ukraine
Hammad Al-Ghafri
Undersecretary, Minister of Education
Sultanate of Oman
Hon. Nahas Angula
Minister of Higher Education
Namibia
Gaositwe Chiepe
Minister of Education
Botswana
G.M. Machinga
Minister of Education, Sport and Culture
Zimbabwe
Senator Richard Marable
State Senator
Georgia
Vasil Qano
Chief of Minister's Cabinet
Albania
ASHK Sadique
Minister of Education
Bangladesh
Ekwow Spio-Garbrah
Minister of Education
Ghana

History and Purpose

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The Oxford Round Table convened, 20 years ago, in Oxford, England for the first time to consider major issues in contemporary educational policy in the United States, the United Kingdom and other selected countries. The membership of this meeting was limited to Ministers of Education from several nations and a number of governors from the United States. The meeting was of such success that subsequent sessions were held. Based on these experiences and the associated initiatives, the membership of the Oxford Round Table considered further meetings to be highly desirable and even necessary to examine government policy issues at national and international levels.
During the later half of the of the 1990s, the Round Table expanded to consider important public policy matters bearing on human rights, law, economics, public finance and politics.
The Oxford Round Table, a not-for-profit organization, is a unique forum, not a conference in the conventional sense, but rather an opportunity for select leaders in both the public and private sectors, as well as scholars, to discuss government policy over a five-day period in a collegial, "think-tank" atmosphere in the ancient city of Oxford . Although we have an agenda during meeting times, the structure of the program allows for the discussions of participants to develop and flow in response to issues and concerns presented at each meeting. While avoiding topical prescription, the Round Table does seek to stimulate debate through eliciting meaningful dialogue by suggesting certain themes for discussion.
The results of specific deliberations have been published and distributed to individuals, governments and academic institutions around the world. Previous Oxford Round Tables have produced several books; Round Table publications traditionally convey varied approaches for improving government policy at institutional and governmental levels.
The name Oxford Round Table evolved from several initially proposed names in 1987. Since the Round Table was founded at St. Peter’s College in the University of Oxford, St. Peter’s Round Table would have seemed a logical appellation. St. Peter’s Round Table, however, was rejected because of the implicit religious connotation and the restraint of tying the discussions to only one Oxford College. The founder, a fellow of the College, and others, along with the Head of St. Peter’s discussed optional names, such as the International Round Table, World Education Round Table and other names that would accurately describe the undertaking. Since the proposed Round Table was actually to be held at various sites in the City of Oxford, include the old City Hall, Rhodes House, the Examination Schools, the Oxford Debating Society and other venues, the generic name of Oxford, the city, was decided upon, thus, the Oxford Round Table1. Moreover, the Oxford appellation was appropriate since all the persons involved in the formation of the Oxford Round Table were associated with the University of Oxford, either Oxford dons and/or persons holding degrees or diplomas from that institution.

Participants and presenters at various Round Tables include:
Michael Beloff, President, Trinity College, University of Oxford
Roy Jenkins, former Chancellor of the Exchequer and Chancellor of the University of Oxford
Sir Antony Kenny, former Master of Balliol College, University of Oxford, philosopher and Pro-Vice Chancellor of the University of Oxford
Sir Richard Southwood, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Oxford
Sir Christopher Ball, Warden of Keble College, University of Oxford
Eduard D. Dneprov, Education Secretary, Cabinet of Boris Yeltsin, Russian Federation
Victor Gaisyonok, Rector, University of Belarus
Gudmund Hernes, Minister of Education, Norway
Per Unkel, Minister of Education and Science, Sweden
Gennet Zewide, Minister of Education, Ethiopia
Chris Marsden, Head of Community and Education Relations, British Petroleum
David Vaisey, Bodley's Librarian, Bodleian Library, University of Oxford
The Oxford Round Table has been facilitated in and hosted by several Colleges in the University of Oxford, including; Oriel College (1324); Pembroke College (1624); Jesus College (1571); Exeter College (1314); Trinity College (1555); Manchester College (1786); Somerville College (1879); Lady Margaret Hall (1879); St. Peter's College (1961); St. Antony's College (1950); and St. Anne’s (1952).
Various sessions of the Round Table have been sponsored by the British Council, the British Foreign and Commonwealth Office, the Rockefeller Foundation, Apple Computer, Boeing, and the Bernard van Leer Foundation, The Hague, Netherlands.