U.S. Study Abroad Initiative

Monday 1 June 2009 - 10:00
Center for Strategic & International Studies (B1C)

        : Sessions
    /     : Talks
        : Breaks
1 Jun 2009
AM
10:00
Introduction (until 10:50)
10:00 Welcome - Ambassador David Abshire  
10:15 Nature of the Challenge - Prof. Homer A. Neal  
Slides
10:30 The Congressional Study Abroad Landscape - M. Peter McPherson  
10:50
Facility Examples with Anticipated Limited U.S. Undergraduate Student Access (until 11:10)
10:50 The Large Hadron Collider, ITER and the WHO - Prof. R. Ruchti  
Slides
11:10
Examples of Existing International Programs for Undergraduate Studies (until 11:50)
11:10 Current CERN REU Program - Prof. Homer A. Neal  
Slides
11:30 International Undergraduate Programs at the NSF - Graham M. Harrison, Program Manager, International Programs, NSF  
11:50 --- Lunch ---
PM
13:00
Interest of Scientific Community (until 13:50)
13:00 American Physical Society Division of Particles and Fields - Prof. Raymond Brock  
13:20 U.S. ATLAS Collaboration Board - Prof. Al Goshaw  
Slides
13:35 U.S. CMS Collaboration Board - Prof. Nick Hadley  
Slides
13:50
Benefits and Operational Challenges of Study Abroad Programs (until 14:25)
13:50 University of Michigan Programs - Associate Dean R. Megginson, University of Michigan  
14:00 University of Illinois - Chicago ; Switzerland Program - Associate Provost A. Lerner, University of Illinois - Chicago  
14:10 State Department: Host Country Issues - Representative from U.S. State Department / OSTP  
14:25
A LHC Study Abroad Proposal (until 14:55)
14:25 A LHC Study Abroad Proposal - Dr. S. Goldfarb, University of Michigan  
Slides
14:45 Palestinian / Israeli Student Initiative - Dr. D. S. Levin, University of Michigan  
Slides
14:55 --- Coffee ---
15:15
Observations from University Consortia (until 15:45)
15:15 Association of American Universities - R. Berdahl, President, AAU  
15:25 Universities Research Association - F. Bernthal, President, URA  
15:35 Committee on Institutional Cooperation (CIC) - Associate Provost A. Lerner, University of Illinois - Chicago  
15:45
Possible Funding and Operation Strategies (until 16:15)
15:45 General Foundation Perspectives - Dr. Deborah Derrick, Program Officer, Gates Foundation  
16:00 Management Perspectives - Mr. Steven D'Arcy, PriceWaterhouseCoopers  
16:15
Open Discussion on Next Steps (until 16:50)