*following Membership Description: This panel session is intended to Meeting explore the challenges international higher education scholars face when developing and disseminating their scholarship. Panelists will provide perspective, while seeking participation from the audience to guide the discussion. Topics that will be discussed include: Selection of the appropriate journal for international work, international conference opportunities, developing relationships with scholars abroad, and best practices for working in a global environment. Panelist: Chrystal George Mwangi University of • – Massachusetts Saran Steward University of the West Indies • – Raquel Wright-Mair University of Northern • – Colorado Hugo A. Garcia Texas Tech University • – Presidential Session Thursday 2:15 pm A Critical Discussion Regarding International Higher Education Research Organizer: Hugo Garcia, Texas Tech University Description: This panel discussion is designed to illicit a candid conversation regarding the role CIHE/ASHE has in supporting international scholars. The validation of international scholarship is often compared to Western epistemologies and ontological perspectives; thus, we will discuss the importance and relevance to re-centering their work within a true international/glocal context. Furthermore, due to diminishing participation from international scholars within and outside the United States attending both the CIHE pre-conference and ASHE general conference, we will discuss ways to increase CIHE participation and engagement. Presenters: Santiago Castiello-Gutiérrez, University of Arizona; Christina Yao, University of Nebraska Lincoln; Amy Metcalfe, University of British Columbia.
*following Membership Meeting Description: This panel session is intended to explore the challenges international higher education scholars face when developing and disseminating their scholarship. Panelists will provide perspective, while seeking participation from the audience to guide the discussion. Topics that will be discussed include: Selection of the appropriate journal for international work, international conference opportunities, developing relationships with scholars abroad, and best practices for working in a global environment. Panelist: • Chrystal George Mwangi – University of Massachusetts • Saran Steward – University of the West Indies • Raquel Wright-Mair – University of Northern Colorado • Hugo A. Garcia – Texas Tech University Presidential Session Thursday 2:15 pm A Critical Discussion Regarding International Higher Education Research Organizer: Hugo Garcia, Texas Tech University Description: This panel discussion is designed to illicit a candid conversation regarding the role CIHE/ASHE has in supporting international scholars. The validation of international scholarship is often compared to Western epistemologies and ontological perspectives; thus, we will discuss the importance and relevance to re-centering their work within a true international/glocal context. Furthermore, due to diminishing participation from international scholars within and outside the United States attending both the CIHE pre-conference and ASHE general conference, we will discuss ways to increase CIHE participation and engagement. Presenters: Santiago Castiello-Gutiérrez, University of Arizona; Christina Yao, University of Nebraska Lincoln; Amy Metcalfe, University of British Columbia.
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