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Agricultural Communication
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Internationalization
In order to be prepared to live and compete in a dynamic workplace of an increasingly
global and interdependent society, university students need to learn about and
be exposed to the international environment. They must receive an education that
will make them capable of working effectively anywhere and with anyone in the
world.
ALEC is committed to playing an active role in Higher Educations internationalization
challenge, reflecting this need in what and how we research, teach, and learn.
Faculty in ALEC participate in international and internationalization activities
involving teaching, research, and outreach.
Some recent examples include:
Teaching:
Course on International Agricultural Development (ALDR 5770/7700)
Infusion of international issues and examples into the curriculum
Developing a study abroad course in Malaysia
Coordination with the Office of International Agriculture regarding their Certificate
in International Agriculture. Participation in the Undergraduate Certificate Program
in Latin American Studies.
Research regarding:
Factors affecting the internationalization of the agricultural curriculum
Special needs and challenges of agricultural educators and agricultural education
institutions and programs in post-communist societies
Education, communication, and extension issues affecting agricultural and human
development in different areas of the world.
Outreach:
Evaluation of agricultural programs at the United Arab Emirates Technical High
Schools
Participation in community development programs in Mexico and Argentina
Participation in the planning and design of a Ph.D. program in Thailand
Guest lectures in Thailand, Lithuania, and Mexico
Participation in programs for university collaborators from France, Costa Rica,
Mexico, Brazil, Japan, Wales, Argentina, and Poland.
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