3. International TDP Workshop
Of Roadmaps and Crossroads: Transatlantic Perspectives on Advancing Internationalization in Social Sciences and Humanities

Program

Toronto, September 28-30, 2007

Co-Sponsored by

The Joint Initiative in German and European Studies at the University of Toronto

and in Co-operation with

The Canadian Center for German and European Studies at the Université de Montréal and York University

Friday, September 28 Location: Combination Room, Trinity College, University of Toronto
03.00 p.m.	Registration & Refreshments
03.30 p.m.	Welcome by Lorna Jean Edmonds, University of Toronto Holger Raasch, German Consul General, Toronto Ursula Lehmkuhl, Freie Universität Berlin Britta Baron, University of Alberta Christiane Schmeken, DAAD
04.00 p.m. - 05.30 p.m.	Internationalization in Social Sciences and Humanities: Rationale, Scope and Vision Chad Gaffield, Social Sciences & Humanities Research Council of Canada Response: Martha Crago, Université de Montréal Robert Gosende, The State University of New York SUNY Ursula Lehmkuhl, Freie Universität Berlin Discussion
06:30 p.m.	Dinner The Faculty Club, University of Toronto 41 Willcocks Street
Saturday, September 29 Location: University College, U of Toronto, Room: UC 179
09.00 a.m.	Panel 1 Experiences in Cross-border Education Chair: Greg Moran, University of Western Ontario Enhancing Student Experience through Cross-Border Initiatives Sheila Embleton, York University, Toronto [pps, 440kB] The Role of Faculty and Advisors/Administrators in Cross Border Education Lynn C. Anderson, University of California, San Diego [pdf, 580kB] Richmond’s Comprehensive and Integrated Approach to Internationalization: Creating a Foundation for Joint and Dual Degrees Uliana Gabara, University of Richmond [pdf, 70kB] Everything in Apple-Pie Order? Transatlantic Perspectives in the Age of the Bologna Process Michael Harms, German Rectors’ Conference / HRK [pdf, 3MB]
10.45 a.m.	Coffee Break
11.00 a.m.	Panel 2 New Approaches to the Advancement of Transatlantic Cooperation in Social Sciences and Humanities Chair: Uwe Brandenburg, Centre for Higher Education Development (CHE Consult) The Franco-German University: Leading the Way in Curriculum Cooperation Stephan Geifes, Franco-German University, Saarbrücken [pdf, 200kB] Transatlantic Opportunities for Closer Collaboration: What’s in it? Britta Baron, University of Alberta Seize the Day! Strategic Approaches to International Curriculum Cooperation Roberta Maierhofer, University of Graz [pdf, 180kB]
12.45 p.m.	Lunch Croft Chamber House, University College, University of Toronto
01.45 p.m.	Panel 3 Case Studies Chair: Nora Moser McMillan, Tufts University UNC-National University of Singapore Joint BA Program in History Richard Soloway, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Bridging Europe and the United States: The TransAtlantic Masters Consortium Example John Stephens and Sarah Hutchison, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill [pdf, 750kB] Transatlantic Graduate Research Program Berlin-New York: “History and Culture of Metropolises in the 20^th Century” Oliver Schmidt, Technische Universität Berlin [pdf, 700kB]
03.15 p.m.	Coffee break
03.45 p.m. - 05.00 p.m.	Working Groups Working Group I "Language and Curriculum Integration" Chair: Lutz Baumann, University of Mainz Rapporteur: Elisabeth Prügl, Florida International University Room UC 177 (pdf, 20kB) Working Group II "Legal and Administrative Matters" Chair: Phil McKnight, Georgia Institute of Technology Rapporteur: Helga Bories-Sawala, University of Bremen Room UC 175 (pdf, 20kB) Working Group III "Student Recruitment" Chair: Christiane Bongartz, University of Cologne Rapporteur: Meredith McQuaid, University of Minnesota Room UC 179 (pdf, 100kB)
07.00 p.m.	Dinner Sutton Place, Stop33 955 Bay Street Dinner Talk: "The best education for a clever person is found in travel1 - Internationalization from a Student’s Perspective" Ozel Annamanthadoo, Queen’s University (DAAD Young Ambassador)
Sunday, September 30
09.00 a.m.	Panel 4 Perspectives from Funding Agencies: Opportunities and Pitfalls for the Internationalization of Social Sciences and Humanities Chair: Thomas Strothotte, University of Rostock EU-US ATLANTIS Funding Program Frank Frankfort, U.S. Department of Education [pdf, 60kB] EU-Canada Cooperation in Higher Education Chris Greenshields, Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade [pdf, 140kB] Change by Exchange: DAAD Funding for Transatlantic Linkages Christiane Schmeken, DAAD [pdf, 1,2MB] Sub-National Level Cooperation in Higher Education John Manning, Ontario Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities [pdf, 150kB]
10.45 a.m.	Coffee break
11.15 a.m.	Panel 5 How do we get there? Tools and Means for Internationalizing Study Programs Chair: Bronwyn Jenkins-Deas, Malaspina University-College Reports on the Working Groups Elisabeth Prügl, Florida International University Helga Bories-Sawala, University of Bremen Meredith McQuaid, University of Minnesota
	Wrap-up Panel and Conclusions Ursula Lehmkuhl, Freie Universität Berlin Britta Baron, University of Alberta
12.30 p.m.	Lunch Music Room, Hart House University of Toronto
	End of Workshop
afternoon	Optional sightseeing program - (tba)

3. International TDP WorkshopOf Roadmaps and Crossroads: Transatlantic Perspectives on Advancing Internationalization in Social Sciences and Humanities

Program

Toronto, September 28-30, 2007

Co-Sponsored by

and in Co-operation with

Friday, September 28

Saturday, September 29

Sunday, September 30

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