Symposium on Leadership: Sustaining International Education: Strategies and Solutions for Leaders

Tuesday, May 31, 2022

2:00 PM – 4:00 PM MDT

Location: Four Seasons Ballroom 1

The aftermath of the global coronavirus pandemic presents ongoing challenges as international education (IE) leaders and senior international officers (SIOs) regularly address evolving institutional priorities, react to shifting fiscal realities, and navigate the complex changes occurring throughout our field. We also work in a world where climate change, poverty, and global inequity remain, compelling many IE leaders to monitor and incorporate the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development as a guiding strategy. The 2022 Symposium on Leadership offers current and aspiring internationalization leaders with fresh perspectives and practical insight designed to enhance individual and institutional effectiveness. The Symposium is an ideal opportunity to network with other IE leaders and SIOs, engage in meaningful dialogue with international colleagues, and bring new ideas home to help sustain international education at your organization. This special Signature Program is included with the All-Access Pass registration.

Keynote(s)

Bill Ritter, Jr.

Former Governor of Colorado and Founder and Director of the Center for the New Energy Economy (CNEE)
Colorado State University

Moderator(s)

Chad Hoseth, MA

Assistant Vice Provost For International Affairs
Colorado State University Office Of International Programs
JY Zhou, Ed.D.

Director Of Global Engagement & Senior International Officer
Stockton University

Panelist(s)

Alana Catherine Jones, Masters of Science

Associate Vice Chancellor, Office of International Affairs
University of Colorado Denver/Anshutz Medical Campus
Samira Pardanani, M.A., M.A.-TESOL

Associate Vice President, Student Services And International Education
Shoreline Community College
Janaka Ruwanpura

Vice-Provost (International)
University of Calgary

Speaker(s)

Kalpen Trivedi, PhD

Vice Provost For Global Affairs
University of Massachusetts Amherst