Past QEP Roundtables
2013 Global Roundtable
2012 Global Roundtable
2011 Global Roundtable
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2010 Global Roundtable
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2009 Global Roundtable
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Global Faculty Development Resources
The goal of Regent's QEP is to increase the global competence of our students. For that to occur, faculty too will grow in their knowledge, understanding and application of global competence. The Center for Teaching & Learning would like to provide a directory of related faculty development resources. If you would like to add more, email your resources to gingzil@regent.edu.
Regent Policy
Regent's Mission Statement
RU Global Campaign
Quality Enhancement Plan
Resources
AACU Global Resources
Biographical Dictionary of Chinese Christianity
CCCU Global Resources
Center for Cultural Understanding and Change at the Field Museum -
CCUC reveals the power of cultural difference to transform social life and promote social change.
Christian Global Forum
The Center for Global Education
Cultural Gaffes - a video from the Peace Corps
Dictionary of African Christian Biography Resource
Links
EQUIP - founded by John Maxwell, develops international Christian leaders
Fulbright Scholar Program - for more information contact Dr. Almarie Munley, almadon@regent.edu)
GLE QEP Resources - used to help achieve the global competence of GLE students and faculty
Global Christian - a leadership initiative of the Institute of Global Engagement
Global Philanthropy Forum - creates a safe environment where donors and social investors learn from one another and share best practices
Global Voices - an international community of bloggers who report on citizen media from around the world
Go!: more than a game / by Peter Shotwell ; with three game commentaries by Yang Huiren and Sangit Chatterjee. Review by Harold Henkel
Google Public Data Explorer - quick graphs and charts
IAPCHE International Association for the Promotion of Christian Higher Education
Infolit Global
Institute of International Education
International Business Links - from Evangel University
International Business Etiquette
International Journal of Teaching & Learning in Higher Education- a peer-reviewed electronic journal
Junior Faculty Development Program
Quiz on Cross-Cultural Skills - from Leadership Crossroads
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)
Mapping the African American Past
Professor Exchange - arrange a cross-cultural exchange with another university
Resources for Campus Internationalization
The United Nations Pathways Program, organized by the Office of Global Learning at Fairleigh Dickinson University in partnership with the Ambassador's Club at the United Nations, provides campus lectures by U.N. ambassadors and interactive videoconferences from the U.N. World Digital Repository
World Christian Database
Virtual Religion Index
Yale Center for Faith and Culture
Tools
Social Language Learning
Teaching Citizenship in Higher Education
"The site hosts 11 free-to-access learning activities that challenge students to explore different aspects of citizenship in contemporary society. Students are asked to reflect on academic debates and their own attitudes and behaviours as citizens."
Essays
Globalization, the Kingdom of God and Christian Higher Education by Dr. Richard Slimbach
Elevating Global Citizenship By Building The International Civic Engagement Movement of Higher Education by Robert M. Hollister
Global Learning: What is it? Who is Responsible for it? by Kevin Hovland
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