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GLOBAL SYMPOSIUM SCHEDULE Sunday, April 26 11:00 am – 5:30 pm Registration 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Pre-Symposium Sessions
5:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Reception in Exhibit Hall Sponsored by Shang Learning
Monday, April 27 7:30 am – 11:00 am Registration 8:00 am – 8:45 am
Continental Breakfast in Exhibit Hall Sponsored by DueWest
9:00 am – 10:15 am Featured Speaker 10:15 am – 10:30 am Coffee Break in Exhibit Hall 10:30 am – 11:30 am Concurrent Sessions A 11:30 am – 12:30 pm Lunch 12:45 pm – 1:45 pm Concurrent Sessions B 1:45 pm – 2:30 pm
Dessert Break in Exhibit Hall
2:30 pm – 3:30 pm
Concurrent Sessions C
3:45 pm – 5:30 pm
Unconference Sessions
Tuesday, April 28 7:45 am – 10:00 am Registration 8:00 am – 8:45 am
Continental Breakfast: Affinity Discussions
9:00 am – 10:00 am Concurrent Sessions D 10:00 am – 10:15 am Coffee Break 10:15 am -– 11:15 am Concurrent Sessions E 11:15 am – 12:45 pm Lunch 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
Concurrent Sessions F
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PRE-CONFERENCE SESSIONS W-1 Building A Cross Cultural Classroom and Community Boarding schools present an exciting possibility to create a living laboratory for responsible, respectful global awareness with students from the US, Canada, and around the world. This potential, however, requires serious reflection and intentional multicultural planning. This workshop will explore the dynamics of a truly cross cultural community both in and out of the classroom, embracing not only the external patterns of culture, but creating a common system of shared concepts, beliefs, values, and respect. Using Claude Steele’s research on “Stereotype Threat” and David Pollack’s work on “Third Culture Kids”, this workshop will link current research to powerful stories from TABS/NAIS schools, encouraging each participant to share experiences and develop practical solutions in the academic and residential aspects of your school community. Andrew Watson, President, Translate the Brain, MA; Carol W. Hotchkiss, CoCurricular Consultant to Schools, Durango Institute for Co-Curricular Education, CO; Alexander McCandless, Christopher H. Lutz Director, Center for Global Studies; and Elizabeth Parada, Director of Multicultural Affairs, Loomis Chaffee, CT
W-2 Best Practices for Managing Risks and Liabilities in International Programs In 2013, a Connecticut jury handed down a $41.7 million verdict to a student who was allegedly bitten by a tick while on a school trip to China. The case is on appeal to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit where numerous school organizations including NAIS, TABS, and 27 other education associations have filed amicus briefs in support of the school. In this workshop, attendees will learn about the facts of the case and theories of liability, the lower court’s ruling on the duty to warn, and the issues on appeal. As the NAIS brief points out: ”[f]oreign travel and study abroad (‘‘international education’) are indispensable to 21st Century education.” Since this verdict, schools have been asking the same questions: should we be concerned about new levels of liability and, more importantly, what should we be doing to mitigate and manage the risks and liabilities in our international programs? In this interactive workshop, you will learn some of the best practices and guidelines that all schools can follow. From contractual and policy considerations, to administrator and faculty issues, risk management considerations and crisis response measures – checklists and guidelines will be provided. This is a “must attend” program for any school that has, or is thinking about, foreign study programs, and wants to stay abreast with standard of care and best practices. Linda Johnson, Esquire, McLane, Graf, Raulerson & Middleton Professional Association, NH; Hillary Pettegrew, Senior Risk Management Counsel, United Educators, MD; and David Thompson, Director of International Programs, The Hotchkiss School, CT
W-3 International Recruitment 101 Traveling abroad can be a daunting endeavor for those new to international recruitment. It’s stressful, time-consuming, expensive, filled with unknowns, and in the end, must produce results. But with knowledge, proper guidance, and a comprehensive strategic plan, international recruiting can be both successful and enjoyable. This session will take you through the nuts and bolts of creating and implementing a successful international enrollment plan — including thoughts on: market selection, top notch travel tips, how to deal with government agencies and embassies, how to process visa applications, forging relationships and scheduling meetings with consultants, agents and alumni, as well as tips on interviewing international candidates. You’ll emerge from the session ready to plan, implement, and conduct a successful international recruiting plan for your school. Andrew T. Weller, Ed.D., Dean of Admissions, Ridley College, ON; Kila McCann, Director of Admissions, Fountain Valley School, CO; and Steve Banks, Director of Operations, TABS, NC
FEATURED PRESENTATION W-4 Navigating the Visa and Compliance Maze If you have international students at your school, this session is a must. The facilitators from both schools and Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP) will be unraveling the complicated process of international student admissions and clarifying the roles and expectations of your school leaders. You’ll also gain a better understanding of the I-17, the F-1, J-1, B-2 and what is required for SEVIS. Finally, get the straight scoop on key questions from SEVP so you can be sure your school is appropriately certified. SEVP Team, Department of Homeland Security, DC; and Member School Facilitators
Transformative Internationalization: Becoming a Culturally-Responsive Institution Plan to join this enriching session as Amanda Taylor, Ph.D. explains why independent schools are particularly well-poised to emerge as leaders in the internationalization of education. Dr. Taylor will shed light on how an effective global program goes beyond the obvious, as she stresses the importance of cultural-responsiveness and attending to existing, often-overlooked cultural practices in our institutions. Combining culturalresponsiveness with ongoing efforts at globalizing admissions and curricula can help school leaders truly transform current practices. Amanda Taylor, Ph.D Director, International Communication Program School of International Service American University • Washington, DC Amanda Taylor’s research and teaching focus on the intersection of culture, power, and education. She is particularly interested in the role of race in shaping educational policy and practice as well as community organizing for school reform. Her work has been published by Oxford University Press, the Free Press, and in peer-reviewed journals including Urban Education and Equity & Excellence in Education. Before joining the faculty at SIS, Dr. Taylor taught at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, the Relay Graduate School of Education, and in public and international high schools. She served as the Director of Graduate Enrollment Management at SIS for six years and has consulted for the District of Columbia Public Schools, Mass Insight Education, and the Civil Rights Project (now at UCLA).
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ACADEMICS Creating a Multidisciplinary Global Studies Program Melanie Krob, Stephanie Enseñat Davis, Devon Ducharme
Integrating Global Education Across the Curriculum Robert McGuiness, Fraser Grant, Connie Serra
Developing A Faculty-Led Global Learning Community Katy Bowers, Elizabeth Allen
Model United Nations Partnerships David Lynn, Derek Smith
ESL and Independent Schools Today: Leading Second Language Learners to Success in the US Jeni Sponsellor, Leah Bosworth
More than Drive-By PD: Deeper Approaches for Deeper Relationships Kristen Goggin, Jennifer Klein
Every Teacher a Researcher: Using Faculty Personalized Learning Plans for Global Connection Thomas Steele-Maley Girls as Global Change Agents Kathryn Taylor, Sara Sykes Global Leadership in Action: Two Values-Based Approaches to the World’s Challenges Kimberly Bartlett, Julia Hunt, Ann Peel Track Sponsored by
Re-envisioning Education as a Path to Global Competence Susanna Jones, Melissa Brown, Lisa Pence
Explore the Mindset of Chinese Parents, Consultants & Agents Nicki Fung, Drew Miller It Ain’t the 90s Anymore! Understanding and Communicating International Admission Trend Data Aimee Gruber, Francis Ryan
Developing an International Donor Relations Approach Gregory Hagin, John Lewis Partnering with Parents on Campus and Around the World Libby Peard SWOT Analysis For Heads: Make Data Work for You Pat Bassett, Jon Moser Web Strategy: How to Engage & Cultivate International Families Stacy Jagodowski, Peter Baron, Caitlin Garzi
Tradition and Innovation in a Two-Year Global Studies Program Philip Kantaros, Peter Kempe Understanding Education Systems Around the World Brenda Vishanoff, Charity Renwick Using PBL and Design Thinking to Develop Global Leaders George Stewart, Kelly Neely, Justin Joslin
COLLEGE COUNSELING Beyond the Ivy League: Gaining Acceptance for other Selective Colleges and Universities Jenna Kotarides, Darryl Tiggle College Counseling and the Chinese Context Paige Stabolepszy, Samuel Ahn
ADMISSION Creating a Diverse Student Body: International Recruitment Clayton Johnston
ADVANCEMENT & MARKETING
Segmenting the Global Market Michael O’Connor, Luke Seamone
Counseling Complexities: Working with International Asian and Pacific Rim Families Jeffrey Durso-Finley, Holly Burks Becker
Successful Recruitment & Integration of New International Matriculates Peter Anderson, Thom Greenlaw
Working with International Students in the College Search and Application Process Peter Morgan, Erin Miller
The World on Our Campuses Kristen Mariotti Track Sponsored by Track Sponsored by
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EXCHANGE/TRAVEL PROGRAMS A Well-Rounded Team of Trip Leaders Matters! Charlotte Blessing, Pauline McKean
Elements of a Successful Educational and Cultural Exchange Cecilia Nipp
An Academic Abroad Program Sounds Great, but Where in the WORLD Do I Start? Fanning Hearon, Sean Brennan
Home Away from Home: The Realities of Homestays Abroad Christina Thomas, Dianna Hahn
Authentic African Experientials at African Leadership Academy Chris Cheney Deepening International Partnerships Through Online Learning Sarah Hofstra, Kellye Crockett, Shane Foster
How to Roll Out A Risk Management Committee — And Keep the Conversation Going Forbes Cone, Ross Wehner
Service-Learning: Learning to Serve — How to Learn about the Needs of a Community Raj Mundra, Catherine Tousignant Students Get Global Experiential Learning While They Impact the World Jessica Hansen, Kristen Goggin
LD Students Unite: Forming Global Connections Among Students Who Learn Differently Jeremy Robbins
STUDENT & RESIDENTIAL LIFE How to Create Residential “Buy-In” from Your International Boarding Population Matthew LaSota, Andrew Garlinski
Teachers as Ambassadors: Fostering Intercultural Communication and Understanding Christine Knapp
Chinese Students in a Foreign School Joe Elias
How to Develop and Run a Successful Host Family Program at Your School Martin Milne, Sara Mierke, Christine Knapp
The International Difference Anna Crouch, Lindsey Ratliff, Joshua Hunnewell
Global Impacts of Residential Curriculums Jake Sumner
Running a Great International Program: 30 Tips in 60 Minutes Anne Richardson, Susie Furrow
Global Travel; Local Preparation Eimer Page, Melissa Mischke
School Discipline Considerations for International Students Katherine Koestner
Beyond Diversity 101: Student Led Education for Multicultural Awareness and School Community Inclusiveness Angela Barton, Dorothea Ragsdale
How Student Leaders Strengthen Global Community Edna-Anne Valdepenas, Pippa Rex, Jenna Davis
Supporting International Students Dave Belcher, Emily Lent
Week of the Girl: Raising Awareness of International Inequalities Lori English, Maggi Quackenbush Who is Living in Our Dorms? Supporting International Boarders Sarah Todd, Gene Phillips, Adriana Redmond
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The Experiment in International Living The Experiment in International Living has been offering immersive and experiential summer abroad programs since 1932. Today, The Experiment offers summer programs for high school students in over 25 countries. Participants explore the host country through hands-on experiences in local communities through the lens of a specific theme. Heather Beard, Associate Director of Admissions 1 Kipling Road, Brattleboro VT 05302 802 258 3412 heather.beard@experiment.org www.experiment.org
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Laurel Springs School Laurel Springs School has over 20 years of experience cultivating partnerships that allow students to benefit from a high-quality blended learning experience. When you select Laurel Springs as your partner, you are choosing a private school that values student achievement and allows your students to benefit from a wide range of courses to enrich their school transcripts and college applications. Stephanie Fyfe, Senior Director of Partnerships 1615 West Chester Pike, Suite 200 West Chester PA 19382 484 947 2000 partnerships@laurelsprings.com partners.laurelsprings.com
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Maximo Nivel Maximo Nivel offers programs including Spanish Camp, High School Abroad, Volunteering, and Spanish. Samantha Kapaun, Director of Program Development 7950 NW 53rd St., Ste. 337 Miami FL 33166 800 866 6358 samantha@maximonivel.com www.maximonivel.com Minds Abroad We offer customized programs in Asia, blending classes, service, homestays & cultural activities. Carl Jaramillo, President 6000 Brass Lantern Road Raleigh NC 27606 877 722 7623 conferences@mindsabroad.com www.MindsAbroad.com
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The Virtual High School The Virtual High School offers online learning that prepares students for college and careers. Jim Dachos, Director, Educational Partnerships 4 Clock Tower Place, Suite 510 Maynard MA 01754 978 450 0419 info@thevhs.org www.TheVirtualHighSchool.org
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OPENING THE WORLD THROUGH EDUCATION For 50 years, EF has helped teachers and students discover the world through culturally immersive educational travel. With a focus on critical thinking, problem solving and global awareness, EF’s blended learning model ensures every EF tour is rich with educational experiences that bring people, places and cultures to life. Please join us at these EF-sponsored sessions (see conference schedule for time and location): Transformative Internationalization: Becoming a Culturally-Responsive Institution Dr. Amanda Taylor, Director of International Communication Program, School of International Service, American University Using Project-Based Learning and Design Thinking to Develop Global Leaders George Stewart, Director of Global Student Leaders Summits, EF Education First
HOW WILL YOU INSPIRE YOUR STUDENTS? Every EF tour helps you expand your students’ perspectives and prepare them for success in our interconnected world. SERVICE LEARNING TOURS Work side-by-side with locals on community-driven projects in Africa, Asia or the Americas. EF partners with established non-profits and NGOs to make sure your contributions are both meaningful and sustainable.
GLOBAL STUDENT LEADERS SUMMITS These extraordinary events combine educational tours and a two-day leadership conference, tackling significant global issues in places where they come to life. Students learn from experts such as Al Gore and Jane Goodall, and work together to design and present solutions.
LANGUAGE IMMERSION TOURS To learn a new language, it helps to fall in love with where it’s from. Make both happen by combining interactive lessons at our EF International Language Schools with authentic cultural experiences. Each day has a theme—like art, history or food —that connects the day’s lesson to handson activities and conversations with locals.
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Prestige Only, New Pathway and EIC Group offers highend consulting for students applying to both U.S. boarding schools and universities. Focused on mentorship, we work with our students to create authentic and ethical applications that represent students to the best of their abilities and demonstrate the student’s understanding of the community of each school. Through this specialized and ethical approach, 80% of our students have gained acceptance to top 30 U.S. schools. With our team of dedicated and passionate consultants – all graduates of top 25 U.S. universities – we challenge students to identify their interests, set goals and achieve lifelong success.
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