Welcome from Assistant Provost for International Programs

Office of International Programs | UNC Charlotte

Spring 2013Vol 8No 3

Dear Colleagues

The Office of International Programs (OIP) is pleased to share the winter issue of our Global Perspective newsletter with you As always in the early part of the spring term our office is preparing for our students and faculty spring break journeys to destinations as diverse as Cuba to Eastern Europe to sub-Saharan Africa

While our increasing offerings of short term programs do not replace the experience of living in another culture for a full semester or longer they do provide our students with a valuable introduction to another world

Another highlight of the upcoming semester includes a very special OIP birthday Our English Language Training Institute program recently celebrated its 35th year of operation This once small intensive English program is now the largest in the Carolinas

As you will note in the pages that follow UNC Charlotte is increasingly becoming a crossroads of cultures languages and international perspectives While we in OIP are committed to fostering and supporting this environment it is the critical work of our faculty who truly advance our internationalization efforts

We look forward to continued collaboration with our extended OIP family and invite those who have traditionally been less engaged to partner with us to offer an even more robust portfolio of programs both on campus and abroad

With best wishes for a productive semester

In preparation for the 20 year anniversary of exchange between UNC Charlotte and the University of Limoges in Limoges France three delegates from Limoges visited Charlotte in January

The visit brought Nathalie Bernardie-Tahir the new vice-president for International Relations at the University of Limoges to UNC Charlotte for the first time She was joined by two faculty members Guy Clermont from the Department of Anglophone Studies and International Relations at the Faculteacute des Lettres and Frederic Richard with the Geography Department In addition to his faculty role Clermont coordinates exchanges between the University of Limoges and North American universities

While here the group met with staff and faculty from the Office of International Programs and various academic departments They also met with Johan Enslin director of the Energy Production and Infrastructure Center (EPIC) and toured the EPIC facilities

The delegation also met with UNC Charlotte students with connections to Limoges Bethany Hyde UNC Charlotte Levine Scholar who will spend Spring 2013 on academic exchange at University of Limoges Amelie Faye undergraduate student from University of Limoges currently on exchange at UNC Charlotte this semesteryear and Andrew Hill graduate student in the History Department participating in a TA exchange between the universities for Fall 2013

Prior to their departure the delegation met with representatives from the Charlotte International Cabinet The Foundation for the Carolinas and the Honorary French Consul

Charlotte is a sister-city with Limoges and 2012 marked the 20 year anniversary of our connection between cities Reciprocal delegations commemorated the 20 year sister city celebration h t t p c h a r m e c k o r g c i t y c h a r l o t t e c i c r e l a t i o n s h i p s s i s t e r c i t i e s P a g e s LimogesFranceaspx

During Summer 2013 Chancellor Dubois will visit Limoges to mark the UNC Charlotte 20 year exchange anniversary

Delegation from University of Limoges visits UNC Charlotte

Joeumll A Gallegos Assistant Provost for International Programs

Education Professor Receives Fulbright Specialists Award

The Fulbright Scholar Program is the US governments flagship academic exchange effort which sends over 800 US faculty and professionals abroad each year Applications for 2014-2015 awards open February 1 2013 and reflect the following updates to eligibility restrictions and dependent supplements

bull Lifetime limit restrictions have been lifted and a previous Fulbright experience no longer prohibits award of a Fulbright Scholar grant Program policies do state that general preference will be given to candidates who have not previously received a Fulbright Scholar grant

bull The Fulbright Program now includes dependent supplements for same-sex domestic partners Qualified dependents are defined in program policies as either [1] a spouse or [2] a qualified same-sex domestic partner or [3] a relative (child grandchild parent or sibling) who is financially dependent on the grantees To qualify partners and dependents must spend at least 80 of the grant period with the grantee abroad and submit required documents

Faculty Toolbox

Core Fulbright Scholar Program

Information Session on Fulbright Opportunities for FacultyFaculty interested in learning more about the Fulbright program are invited to an information session on Tuesday February 19 from 1245pm-130pm in the Office of International Programs conference room (CHHS 207) Former Fulbright recipient and Associate Director for the Office of International Programs Dr Christina Sanchez will provide an overview of the Fulbright program and application process Light refreshments provided RSVP due by Friday February 15 to internationalunccedu

The Office of International Programs (OIP) is pleased to offer support to faculty or administrators interested in pursuing international exchange opportunities including the Fulbright programs reciprocal department exchanges and exchanges based on agreements between UNC Charlotte and foreign institutions of higher learning For more information on these resources see httpoipuncceduresourcesresources-faculty-and-staffFacultyExchanges attend the upcoming information sessions or contact OIP at internationalunccedu or 704-687-7755 to request a meeting with Assistant Provost Joeumll Gallegos or Associate Director Christina Sanchez

Fulbright Announces Updates to Programs

Spencer Salas Assistant Professor of Middle Secondary and K-12 Education in the College of Education was selected for a Fulbright Senior Specialists project in TEFLApplied Linguistics in Johannesburg South Africa The project will be completed in February and July 2013

Salas will collaborate with the Molteno Institute for Language and Literacy in the development of its service capacities as one of Africarsquos largest not-for-profit literacy providers

Salas is among 36 UNC Charlotte faculty who have been awarded Fulbright funding and one of more than 400 US faculty and professionals who will travel abroad this year through the Fulbright Specialists Program

ldquoWe are proud of our faculty selected to participate in the prestigious Fulbright programrdquo stated Christina Sanchez associate director for the Office of International Programs ldquoTheir accomplishments raise UNC Charlottersquos profile and strengthen our institutionrsquos mission to support global perspectivesrdquo

Recipients of Fulbright Scholar awards are selected on the basis of academic or professional achievement More than 285000 emerging leaders in their professional fields have received Fulbright awards including individuals who later became heads of government Nobel Prize winners and leaders in education business journalism the arts and other fields Additional information about the Fulbright Specialists Program is available at httpciesorg

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The 2013 Great Decisions Lecture Series features six UNC Charlotte faculty in the lineup of speakers The Office of International Programs (OIP) coordinates this annual lecture series based on topics chosen by the Foreign Policy Association as pressing to the public and our policy makers

Speakers and topics for the 2013 series are listed below Presentations begin at 630 PM in room 204 of the UNC Charlotte Center City building More information is available at httpoipuncceducommunity-engagementgreat-decisions

Iran January 15 Dr Kathryn Johnson Religious Studies UNC Charlotte

Threat Assessment January 22 Dr Justin Conrad Political Science UNC Charlotte

Future of the Euro January 29 Dr Jay Bryson Wells Fargo

Humanitarian Intervention February 5 Dr Brett Tempest Civil and Environmental Engineering UNC Charlotte Dr Eddy Souffrant Philosophy UNC Charlotte

China in Africa February 12 Dr Ola Aborisade Africana Studies UNC Charlotte

Egypt February 19 Dr Gregory Starrett Anthropology UNC Charlotte

Faculty Featured in Great Decisions Community Lecture Series

Dr Pamela L Shue Awarded UNC-China Technology Learning Grant

Nominations Sought for International Education AwardsThe annual International Education Awards recognize faculty and student contributions to the international education experience at UNC Charlotte Nominations are welcome for faculty members as well as undergraduate and graduate students from any discipline

Deadline for nomination submissions is March 15 Information on eligibility criteria and nomination procedures can be found at httppbduncceduinternational-education-awards

Dr Pamela L Shue Assistant Professor in the Child and Family Development Program in the College of Education has been awarded a UNC-China Technology Learning grant through the General Administration of the University of North Carolina The grant will fund the development of a global understanding course focused on

early childhood education in collaboration with partners at Beijing Normal University (BNU) in Beijing China

The synchronous course will be taught jointly with Dr Minyi Li Associate Professor in the Institute for Early Childhood Education Research at BNU Based on a course model established at East Carolina University (ECU) video technology will be used to incorporate student interactions between universities ECU will provide consulting services on the development of the course including successful pedagogies and technologies

Dr Shue met Dr Li in the summer of 2012 when Shue made educational visits to several universities in China The two explored furthering partnership opportunities identified initially as part of Shuersquos work on a College of Education grant from the Longview Foundation for Education in World Affairs and International Understanding

ldquoDeveloping an online course where students from both our universities could learn from one another was an exciting idea to both of usrdquo said Shue ldquoThis grant will allow us to build a strong partnership for future students and faculty while providing a basis for the 21st Century education that is needed by all graduatesrdquo

Shuersquos course will be offered in both Fall and Spring semesters of the 2013-2014 academic year and is possible with funding from both UNC Charlotte and the UNC General Administration

For more information on other China-specific initiatives visit httpoipuncceducampus-partnerschina-initiative

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The Great Decisions Community Lecture Series is coordinated in collaboration with the Office of International Programs the World Affairs Council of Charlotte and Charlotte Country Day School

The Office of International Programs is pleased to present resources for enhancing the global components of your career and highlights of faculty partners engaged in globally-relevant work

Global Gateways Program Expands Internationally-Themed Housing Options

The Office of International Programs (OIP) announces the Global Gateways Program a residential programming model designed to increase

studentsrsquo self and cultural awareness with an international emphasis

The Global Gateways Program expands upon the 15 year tradition of partnership established by the OIPrsquos International StudentScholar Office and Housing and Residence Life through the Witherspoon International Floor In addition to the natural synergy provided by the student composition in the program residents will participate in organized social and educational experiences to increase intercultural competence and global awareness

US domestic students and international students are invited to apply to live in this dynamic community Only upperclass female students can apply for residence in the Gateways House however room options within Witherspoon International House provide opportunity for male and female residents There are also a options in Witherspoon for first-year students invested in an international living environment

OIP is presently searching for a graduate student to serve as a leader for the program Interest in the graduate assistant position can be directed to OIP at internationalunccedu

Please encourage your students to apply for the Global Gateways Program and notify us at internationalunccedu if you are interested in being involved with the program Look for our celebratory kickoff reception in Fall 2013

Former Exchange Student Returns as Visiting Scholar in LibraryIn Fall 2012 semester the J Murrey Atkins Library hosted visiting international scholar Luisa Vittoria Angaroni Angoroni studied at UNC Charlotte as an exchange student in Fall 2011 and sought to return to pursue research related to her graduate program in Italy

Angaroni is currently a student at the Universitagrave Cattolica del Sacro Cuore in Milan and desired to return because of the excellent research support she experienced during her study experience here Angaronirsquos graduate research project focuses on the early history of anti-trust regulation in American business

ldquoThis program gave me benefits like the enrichment of both my personal and academic background I understood better the American culture and tradition and I met great people who will be always part of my memory bookrdquo commented Angaroni

Angaroni returned to Italy at the end of the fall semester and defended her thesis She intends to explore opportunities to advance her international experience and her understanding of how culture history and business intersect She is pursuing a management job or an internship in London or in the US and says she will always remember her time at UNC Charlotte fondly Angaroni is pictured below with Dr Heather McCullough Head of Digital Scholarship in Atkins Library

The Office of Education Abroad will work with faculty from Colleges across campus to administer faculty-led education abroad programs in six countries during spring break of 2013 OIP is pleased to highlight these offerings listed below which include several new programs If you are a faculty member interested in learning more about developing a faculty-led initiative abroad contact the Office of Education Abroad at edabroadunccedu

bull Dr Leigh Ausband of the Department of Reading and Elementary Education will lead a new program to Eichstaett Germany to explore the German educational system

bull Dr Maren Coffman of the School of Nursing will lead UNC Charlottersquos first program in Cuba giving students the opportunity the learn about the Cuban health care system in Havana

bull Dr John Cox and Ms Judy LaPietra of the Department of Global International and Area Studies (GIAS) will explore the Holocaust in Poland in this program which represents the first spring break program for GIAS

bull Ms Daniela Cunico Dal Pra of the Department of Languages and Culture Studies will lead the Universityrsquos first program to focus on Italian culture in Italyrsquos Veneto region

bull Dr Andrew Hartley of the Department of Theatre will lead a recurring program to explore Shakespeare and his theatrical legacy

bull Dr Diana Rowan of the Department of Social Work will lead a recurring program in Malawi where students will engage in service learning while exploring social work in an international context

Faculty-Led Spring Break Programs Offered in Six Countries

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Continuing Education Offers Global Communication One-Day CourseContinuing Education and Extended Academic Programs is offering a one-day course entitled ldquoFacilitation and Communication Strategies for Global Audiencesrdquo at UNC Charlotte Center City on June 7 2013 The course will be led by Paolo Nagari CEO and founder of InterCultural Group a management consulting firm based in Charlotte which provides organizations with cross-cultural training consulting and coaching The course will explore the principles of intercultural communication to inform diverse approaches to communication across borders and cultures

This one-day course is open to the public and can be applied towards either the Human Resource Generalist Certificate or the Learning amp Development Certificate both also available through Continuing Education

More information on course cost and registration is available at 7046878900 or at httpcontinuingedunccedusearchpublicCourseSearchDetailsdomethod=loadampcourseId=1101185

Center for Graduate Life Offers Writing Assistance to International Graduate Students

Recognizing a need to help UNC Charlottersquos international graduate student population with their academic writing the Graduate School recently funded an assistantship for a graduate writing tutor with a specialty in language instruction

Administered through the Writing Resource Center (WRC) this yearrsquos recipient is Heydy Saavedra masterrsquos student in Spanish

Saavedrarsquos passion not only for languages but for helping fellow students-particularly international students-led her to the WRC where WRC co-coordinator Debarati Dutta recognized her potential for this unique assistantship

According to Saavedra international students tend to need help with their writing because English is not their first language Some have difficulty expressing ideas in an unfamiliar language that is difficult to comprehend Others tend to literally translate their thoughts onto paper resulting in variations outside the conventions of standard English Although creativity is always appreciated the academic community has format and stylistic norms that need to be addressed when writing

The WRC located in Cameron 149 with satellite locations in Atkins Library 109 and the Center for Graduate Life in Cone 268 offers one-to-one writing instruction to students faculty and staff from first-year to graduate in any discipline More information available at httpwrcunccedu

The Center for Graduate Life (CGL) provides graduate students with a centralized space dedicated to their needs They create a stronger graduate community by promoting shared experiences discourse and activities designed to support interdisciplinary learning The CGLrsquos services are aimed at helping the graduate student better prepare for life during after and beyond graduate school The CGL is a collaborative effort between the Graduate School and Academic Affairs For information visit their website httpgradlifeunccedu

Students Present at North Carolina International Leadership Conference

Four students from UNC Charlotte attended and presented at the North Carolina International Leadership Conference for Students at Davidson County Community College in

November 2012 Fadi Mohsen doctoral student in Computing and Information Systems from Palestine and Gaurav Singh doctoral student in Nanoscale Science from India collaborated to present a session entitled ldquoThe Role of Cultural Diversity in a Global Worldrdquo Two undergraduate students from the US International Studies major Jonathan Salmons and Business Administration major Gerald Stewart partnered on a session called ldquoLeadership Roles in an International Settingrdquo Both sessions received excellent evaluations

Over 100 international and US students from several colleges and universities across North Carolina attended the conference aimed at promoting cross-cultural exchanges and fostering friendships between international and US students while enhancing leadership skills cultivating cultural understanding and building social networks It also challenged participants to view themselves as authentic leaders in an ever-diversifying global environment

The annual conference is organized and sponsored by the North Carolina Association of International Educators For more information see httpwwwncaieorgnciclhtml

5

Three UNC Charlotte Students Win National Benjamin A Gilman International Scholarship

Three UNC Charlotte undergraduate students are recipients of the national Benjamin A Gilman International Scholarship to study abroad Kory Jeter a pre-business major will

study at East China Normal University in Shanghai China Japanese major Kareem Rasheed will study at Ritsumeikan University in Kyoto Japan and art major Mai Vang will study at Hongik University in Seoul South Korea

This competitive national scholarship is awarded to US undergraduate students to fund a study abroad experience particularly in non-traditional destinations The scholarship program also aims to broaden the populations of students that study abroad by supporting traditionally under-represented participants including but not limited to students with financial need community college students students in under-represented fields students with diverse ethnic backgrounds and students with disabilities

The program is sponsored by the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs at the US Department of State and is administered by the Institute of International Education

Each year at UNC Charlotte approximately 550 students apply to study abroad at over 100 universities in more than 50 countries For the spring 2013 semester over 160 UNC Charlotte students will study abroad through semester or year-long programs as well as short-term faculty-led programs

For more information on this or other scholarship opportunities encourage students to contact the Office of Education Abroad at edabroadunccedu or 7046877747

Student Reflects on Study Abroad Experience in Slovenia

I am studying at the University of Ljubljanas Faculty of Architecture in Ljubljana Slovenia a small country in Europe south of Austria and east of Italy The country has a population of two million

and the capital Ljubljana has a population of 300000 I have been here now for over four months and just as I thought I was beginning to figure things out last week brought several surprises

The school year schedule here is very different from UNC Charlottes The semester began in October and there is a four week break in November when students take their exams and there is the typical rush to complete projects meet with professors and study for exams This time can be both stressful and exciting like the study abroad experience as a whole

In many ways this sums up my whole study abroad experience perfectly There have been some really difficult points and I have found myself frustrated on more than one occasion but over all it has been a good time

These last weeks have reminded me of all the rewards of studying abroad One reward has been the weather The snow has turned the city into a winter wonderland and while the locals dont seem to care for me it is still a novelty

I am very happy to have seized the opportunity to study abroad and dont regret it for one moment

Psychology Student Recognized as the 2012-2013 Odyssean Scholar Spends Fall 2012 in Stellenbosch South Africa The Office of Education Abroad (OEA) named psychology major Nichad Davis the 2012-2013 Odyssean Scholar Davis spent the Fall 2012 semester at UNC Charlotte exchange partner Stellenbosch University in Stellenbosch South Africa

The Odyssean scholarship is awarded to an undergraduate UNC Charlotte student who demonstrates both exceptional financial need and extraordinary academic performance The scholarship contributes approximately $1200000 for a student to spend a semester abroad and is funded by a Charlotte-based donor who requested to remain anonymous

Since its inception in 2012 the Odyssean scholarship has enabled three UNC Charlotte students to study abroad on semester-long programs sponsored by OEA

ldquoThe Odyssean offers students who think study abroad is beyond their reach an incredible opportunity to gain the life changing skills and experience and education experience abroad can offerrdquo said Brad Sekulich Director of the Office of Education Abroad ldquoStudents who have dismissed study abroad as beyond their financial reach are encouraged to investigate further the possibilities the Odyssean can offer themrdquo

Applications for the 2013-2014 Odyssean Scholar competition are due March 1 2013 Interested students should email Sekulichunccedu to make an appointment to learn more about the scholarship and the application process

Luka Nedzbala a senior Architecture student is spending the full academic year of 2012-2013 in Slovenia Nedzbala reflected on his experience in a journal entry from November reprinted below

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English Language Training Institute Celebrates 35 Year Anniversary with Record-High EnrollmentsThe English Language Training Institute (ELTI) began its 35th year of operations this January with an enrollment of 245 international students from 25 different countries A faculty of 34 ESL instructors provides 20 hours of weekly instruction in this intensive full-time language program which is the largest university-based language training program in the Carolinas

Many of the students currently enrolled are from Saudi Arabia and Kuwait as both countries offer scholarships for overseas study including up to a year of preparatory language work Other countries often represented in ELTI include China Japan South Korea and Venezuela

In addition to English classes ELTI and the International Student Scholar Office both within the Office of International Programs offer a variety of social programs for all international

students for further enrichment of their experience on campus and in the United States ELTI staff works closely with students to advise and assist them in their applications to UNC Charlotte or other universities offering programs of study that students seek after their time in ELTI

ELTI students presently represent one-third of the incoming international student population at UNC Charlotte

For more information contact ELTI at eltiunccedu

Program Explores Educational Systems of US and Australia with College of Education Students

Visiting Australian Students Interact with Local Businesses

In addition to the ten business majors from Australia 15 education majors from Australia also participated in short-term program through Intercultural Outreach Programs in January The ldquoTeacher Education and Practice Programrdquo allowed the Australian undergraduate students to visit local schools engage with UNC Charlotte faculty and students and conduct research in their respective fields of education

As a unique cultural exchange element of the course each Australian participant was matched with a UNC Charlotte education student This partnership allowed both groups of students to explore elements of the US American and Australian education systems The Australian students spent a day observing their partner student teach at a local school and engaged with a panel of their UNC Charlotte peers about their experiences as pre-service teachers

The culmination of the student-to-student exchange was a comparative evaluation of the two education systems presented by the students from Australia

For more information on the customized short programs available through Intercultural Outreach Programs please contact ioprogramsunccedu

Ten undergraduate business majors from universities across Australia participated in a short-term program offered by Intercultural Outreach Programs in January Students engaged with UNC Charlotte faculty and visited several local businesses to explore the US business environment These site visits allowed students to network with local business representatives and engage in disucssions around the history issues and goals for growth of each business

The following companies hosted the visiting students during their visit Huber Technology Charlotte Chamber of Commerce KampL Gates Law Firm Bank of America Merrill Lynch IBM Ford Motor Company Eventys Wells Fargo Elliot Davis Odell and RJ Rockers

While in Charlotte the student group also attended a lecture as part of the 2013 Great Decisions Lecture series The presentation entitled ldquoFuture of the Eurordquo allowed the students to apply content from their course in real-world contexts

For more information on the customized short programs available through Intercultural Outreach Programs please contact ioprogramsunccedu

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The first installment of the Spring 2013 International Speaker Series in January welcomed His Excellency Gilles Noghegraves Ambassador of Monaco and John Beale Ambassador of Barbados This was Noghegravesrsquo third visit to UNC Charlotte and Ambassador Bealersquos first In addition to the UNC Charlotte partners for the series this visit was organized in cooperation with the Allegro Foundation a Charlotte-based non-profit

The second installment welcomed Philip Auerswald economist and author of ldquoThe Coming Prosperity How Entrepreneurs are Transforming the Global Economyrdquo Audience members explored themes from his book and discussed Auserwaldrsquos perspectives on the future of entrepreneurism

Ambassadors and Author Speak as part of Spring 2013 International Speaker Series

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ldquoThe US-Israel Relationshiprdquo Thursday April 11330-500pmHalton Reading Room Atkins Library

International Speaker Series Concludes with Israelrsquos Minister of Economic Affairs

The world-wide celebration and recognition of women and their achievements will be observed at UNC Charlotte on March 28 with an afternoon program and reception to acknowledge UNC Charlotte nominees

Nominations are invited to recognize a female student faculty or staff member who has made a difference in the lives of women locally or globally Each woman who is nominated will be recognized at the ceremony No accomplishment is too small no experience is insignificant

Deadline for nominations via webform is Monday March 18 Nomination form and criteria are available at httpoipuncceduprograms-speakers-and-eventsinternational-womens-day

Nominations Welcome for International Womenrsquos Day

The Spring 2013 International Speaker Series will conclude on Thursday April 11 with Eli Groner Israelrsquos Minister of Economic Affairs Groner will present on ldquoThe US-Israel Relationshiprdquo and take questions from the audience

Faculty are encouraged to attend with their students andor contact OIP at internationalunccedu to arrange for an extra-credit sign-in sheet

The International Speaker Series is a partnership between the Office of International Programs the World Affairs Council of Charlotte Atkins Library and the Department of Global International and Area Studies

For more information on the 2012-2013 series visit httpoipuncceduintlspeakershtm

Phi Beta Delta 25th Annual Ceremony Inducts Nine Faculty Honors Mike HawleyThe Mu Chapter of the Phi Beta Delta International Honor Society inducted nine faculty and staff members and a record 54 students as new members at its annual meeting held during the celebration of UNC Charlottersquos International Education Week

The Chapter also recognized Mike Hawley with an Honorary Membership Hawley has served as chair of the Board of Directors for the World Affairs Council of Charlotte and is a partner at KampL Gates Law Firm which has more than 40 offices located in North America Europe Asia South America and the Middle East He is known as a strong champion for internationals often working behind the scenes to help people make connections and build international relationships

For more information on the Chapter including the upcoming national conference to be held in Charlotte visit httppbdunccedu

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Live Learn Be Global

UNC Charlotte - International Programs

AdministrationJoeumll Gallegos Assistant Provost for International ProgramsChristina Sanchez Associate Director of International ProgramsMary Zink Administrative AssistantSandra Anderson Business ManagerCathy Thompson Senior Accounting TechnicianEsther Hollington Accounting TechnicianBen Farnham IT SupportMaureen White Gibson Coordinator of International InitiativesDrew Yensan Special Projects Assistant Vacant Program Assistantinternationalunccedu

Office of Education AbroadBrad Sekulich DirectorLisa Baum Nevalainen Assistant DirectorAngie Wright Lead AdvisorKimberly Kuhn Coordinator of Short Term ProgramsAnnie Hooper Administrative Assistant edabroadunccedu

International StudentScholar OfficeMarian Beane DirectorDenise Medeiros Assistant DirectorDebbie Wilson Administrative AssistantChau Tran SEVIS CoordinatorMaddy Baer International Employment Coordinatorintlssounccedu

Intercultural Outreach Programs Krystal Ostic Program CoordinatorAndrea Houghton Program AssistantYumiko Masumoto IOP Internioprogramsunccedu

English Language Training InstituteS Kelly Franklin DirectorDiane Hancock Support Services CoordinatorJessica Rosa ReceptionistMeriam Brown Coordinator International Instructor Language Support Programeltiunccedu

Dominick Antonucci Sara Bowers Corie CrouchRobert CurrieConstance FesslerDalia Horton

Kelly KouchiMaria Lee Kathleen LuchJeanne MalcolmPriscila MedradoKristina Palacio

Deborah Porter Rebekah SchlottmanRosemary Schmid Linda ScottLucy SnowStephanie Stewart

Seth StroudElena KingMorgan TwistStephanie WallaceAmanda WentworthNesreen Yanes

oipunccedu

Jill Morin Core InstructorSherrie Smith Core InstructorAllie Wall Core Instructor

ELTI Core InstructorsCarrie Berkman Core Instructor Jacqueline Cervantes Core InstructorJeanne Huber Core InstructorELTI Adjunct Instructors