QEP Roundtable

QEP RU Global Roundtable On February 26, 2009, CTL in coordination with Academic Affairs and GLE hosted "Regent's Global Mission and the QEP: How Now Shall We Teach and Learn." To view the roundtable in its entirety, please click here. Below, you can view short segments of the roundtable discussion.

	Dr. Bramwell Osula "It's not enough to do, you have to be." The iceberg analogy
	Dr. Corné Bekker "Becoming like Christ" "Thinking people and doing people" "How do we dwell in this global world?" "What drives global competence for us as Regent?"
	Dr. Emmanuel Ayee "Our adjuncts need to be helped."
	Dr. Alan Arroyo: "Closing the Global Achievement Gap"
	Dr. Mihai Bocarnea Global competence: "Knowing self and knowing others" Global competence is not relativism Informing students of the global perspective How do you become globally effective?
	Dr. Emilyn Cabanda "The essence of intercultural education is empathy." The role of Christ's disciple Respecting diversity and understanding similarities
	Dr. Franco Gandolfi "The identity is in Christ" "Global competence is a process"
	Dr. Doris Gomez "Christ died for everybody." "Humility first"
	Dr. David Gyertson Global Competence: "part of our belief system from the very foundation" Global Competence: "Christo-centric and Biblically anchored" Learning from other cultures Reaffirming & reinforcing Regent's Christo-centric and biblio-centric commitments Researching beyond American scholarship The three-legged stool of CBN's evangelistic outreach
	Dr. Almarie Munley Transformation through cultural exchanges
	Sara Baron Information Literacy
	Dr. Andrew Quicke "Total immersion"