In November 2011, the annual ASHE conference was held in Charlotte, North Carolina. HALE was well represented by students and faculty. For student presentations, click here. The following is a list of our faculty’s presentations and involvement:
Dr. Marilyn Amey
- Co-presenter – Evaluating Cross-Institutional and Interdisciplinary Collaboration (with HALE Ph.D. students: Ying Huang, Leanne Perry, and Pamela Roy)
- Discussant – Whose Framework? How Paradigmatic Assumptions Impact Higher Education
- Panelist – Faculty Roundtables
Dr. Ann Austin
- Co-presenter – Academic Staff in the United Arab Emirates: Individual, Institutional, and National Dimensions Affecting Academic Work
- Co-presenter – Academic Staff in the UAE: Unsettled Journey
- Session Chair – Social Dynamics of International Collaboration
- Discussant – Issues and Experiences of Pre-Tenure Faculty
Dr. Roger Baldwin
- Presenter – Looking Back to See Ahead: Studying “Exemplary” Senior Professors Roundtable
Dr. Brendan Cantwell
- Co-coordinator – ASHE Council on International Higher Education Forum, pre-conference
- Co-presenter – The Death and Taxes of the Humanities: A Panel Analysis
- Co-presenter – The Power Network: Organizational and Governance Implications of Ties between AAU Universities and Corporate Elite
- Discussant – International Financing Policy Issues
Dr. Reitu Mabokela
- Panelist – Theorizing International and Comparative Higher Education in the 21st Century; Panelist
Dr. Kristen Renn
- Panelist – Maneuvering Along the Margins: Advancing the Conversation about Intersectionality in Higher Education Research Roundtable
- Co-presenter – Understanding the Intersections of Faith and Sexual Identity
- Panelist – Graduate Student Luncheon: Panel Discussion on Writing
- Panelist – Theorizing International and Comparative Higher Education in the 21st Century
Dr. Steven Weiland
- Co-presenter – Collegeology: Games, Technology and Online Learning in the 21st Century