activities · 14
what they do
direct service · 2
- Operating a Short-Term Faculty Exchange Program Higher Education Institutional Collaboration SupportOperates a Short-Term Faculty Exchange Program that matches faculty members from CONAHEC member institutions in different countries to collaborate on designing and teaching courses, requiring them to submit a preliminary timeline, academic, and collaboration plan.
- Operating a Short-Term Faculty Exchange Program Higher Education Institutional Collaboration SupportOperates a Short-Term Faculty Exchange Program that matches faculty members from CONAHEC member institutions in different countries to collaborate on designing and teaching courses, requiring a preliminary timeline, academic, and collaboration plan as an initial deliverable.
research · 3
- Collecting Program Evaluation DataCollects program evaluation surveys from participating professors and students, and requires final reports from professors at the end of the semester for programs like the Short-Term Faculty Exchange.
- Evaluating Program EffectivenessCollects program evaluation surveys from participating professors and students and requires final reports from professors at the end of the semester to assess the effectiveness of collaboration programs.
- Evaluating Programs and Collecting DataCollects program evaluation surveys from participating professors and students, and requires final reports from professors at the end of the semester for programs like the Short-Term Faculty Exchange.
capacity building · 9
- Facilitating Higher Education Collaboration through a Membership Network Higher Education Institutional Collaboration SupportOperates as a membership-based network to facilitate collaboration among higher education institutions in North America and with global partners, aiming to rejuvenate and fortify the international higher education network.
- Facilitating Higher Education Collaboration through a Membership Network Higher Education Institutional Collaboration SupportOperates as a membership-based network to facilitate collaboration among higher education institutions in North America and with global partners, aiming to strengthen inter-institutional relationships through academic-area-specific interactions.
- Implementing the Collaboration Explorer Program Higher Education Institutional Collaboration SupportImplements the Collaboration Explorer Program to strengthen inter-institutional relationships through academic-area-specific interactions, identifying potential partners for international collaboration projects using the Academic Profile Builder system, and facilitating initial exploratory conversations.
- Organizing International Higher Education Conferences Higher Education Institutional Collaboration SupportOrganizes annual conferences that convene thought leaders and practitioners in higher education internationalization from North America and globally for networking, knowledge sharing, and learning, including organizing plenary, concurrent, and networking sessions.
- Organizing International Higher Education Conferences Higher Education Institutional Collaboration SupportOrganizes conferences that bring together international engagement experts from North America and globally for networking, knowledge sharing, and learning, including organizing plenary, concurrent, and networking sessions and inviting presentation proposals on international collaboration topics.
- Organizing International Higher Education Conferences Industry Conference & Networking EventsOrganizes annual conferences that bring together international engagement experts from North America and globally for networking, knowledge sharing, and learning, including organizing plenary, concurrent, and networking sessions.
- Providing Consulting Services for Internationalization Higher Education Institutional Collaboration SupportProvides consulting services to higher education institutions to help them develop internationalization strategies, build international offices, strengthen international partnerships, and guide them through planning, hosting, and evaluating institutional visits.
- Providing Consulting Services for Internationalization Higher Education Institutional Collaboration SupportProvides consulting services to higher education institutions to help them develop internationalization strategies, build international offices, and strengthen international partnerships, including guidance for planning, hosting, and evaluating institutional visits.
- Providing Consulting Services for Internationalization Strategies Higher Education Institutional Collaboration SupportProvides consulting services to higher education institutions to help them develop internationalization strategies, build international offices, strengthen international partnerships, and guide them through planning, hosting, and evaluating institutional visits.
strategies · 9
how they think
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- Facilitating Academic Collaboration and Curriculum Internationalization academic-area-specific collaboration incubationThe organization actively facilitates academic-area-specific interactions, joint projects, research, service learning, and mobility opportunities among faculty and institutions. This includes promoting virtual collaborations, such as COIL-based methodologies, and encouraging multinational perspectives to internationalize curricula and foster deeper academic partnerships.
- Facilitating Internationalization through Collaborative Curriculum Development curriculum_internationalizationThe organization promotes the internationalization of curriculum and joint teaching programs by facilitating virtual and in-person collaborations among faculty members from different institutions and countries, encouraging diverse content, analysis, and teaching methodologies, and fostering student interaction.
- Facilitating Internationalization through Collaborative Curriculum and Virtual Partnerships curriculum_internationalizationThe organization promotes the internationalization of curriculum and joint teaching programs by facilitating virtual collaborations, including COIL-based methodologies, and matching faculty members from different countries to design and teach courses using information technologies, thereby exposing students to diverse content and methodologies.
- Network-based Capacity Building and Collaboration network_based_capacity_buildingThe organization leverages a membership-based network of experienced international education professionals and higher education institutions to foster collaboration, build institutional capacity in internationalization, and facilitate joint projects, research, and mobility opportunities across North America and with international partners.
- Network-based Capacity Building and Collaboration network-based_capacity_buildingThe organization uses a membership-based network of experienced international education professionals and institutions to foster collaboration, build institutional capacity in internationalization, and facilitate joint projects, research, and mobility opportunities across North America and with select international partners.
- Network-based Capacity Building and Collaboration network-based capacity buildingThe organization leverages a membership-based network of experienced international education professionals and institutions to foster collaboration, build institutional capacity in internationalization, and advance knowledge production and international visibility within North American higher education and with select international partners.
- Promoting Collaboration and Innovation through Conferences and Open Calls conference-based_collaborationThe organization uses conferences and open calls for presentation proposals to engage higher education stakeholders, explore innovative strategies, and encourage multinational and multi-institutional presentations that reflect international collaboration and advance knowledge production.
- Promoting Collaboration and Innovation through Events and Open Calls conference_as_collaboration_incubatorThe organization uses conferences, open calls for presentation proposals, and sponsor-led networking events to engage higher education stakeholders, explore innovative strategies, and encourage multi-institutional and multinational perspectives in international collaboration.
- Promoting Innovation and Engagement through Conferences innovation-focused_collaborationThe organization uses conferences as a platform to explore innovative strategies and cutting-edge technologies in higher education internationalization. It engages stakeholders through open calls for presentation proposals, prioritizes multi-institutional and multinational presentations, and facilitates sponsor-led networking to promote collaboration.
named programs · 1
what they call their work
Short-Term Faculty Exchange Program
Facilitates trilateral collaboration among faculty from CONAHEC member institutions in the U.S., Mexico, and Canada to co-design and co-teach courses, with each professor visiting the partner institution for one to two weeks during the winter/spring semester.
relationships · 35
who they work with
- ACN buses Partner — Bus company providing transportation services between Tijuana and Ensenada, referenced as an option for travelers.
- American Association of State Colleges and Universities Partner — AASCU is represented on the CONAHEC Board through Jody Dixon as an ex-officio member
- Asociacion Mexicana para la Educacion Internacional Network — Antonio Esqueda Flores is active in AMPEI, indicating institutional affiliation or collaboration
- Businet Global Higher Education Network Network — Antonio Esqueda Flores is active in Businet, indicating institutional affiliation or collaboration in the EU
- CETYS University Partner — Host institution for the Consortium for North American Higher Education Collaboration in Ensenada
- CONAHEC Partner — The program is designed to pair with CONAHEC’s Short-Term Faculty Exchange Program.
- California State University, Stanislaus Partner — Kari Knutson Miller represents California State University, Stanislaus on the CONAHEC Board
- City University of Seattle Partner — Antonio Esqueda Flores represents City University of Seattle on the CONAHEC Board
- Consulates Partner — Engages consulates for financial and logistical support in hosting international institutional visits.
- Eastern New Mexico University Partner — Mary Fanelli Ayala represents Eastern New Mexico University on the CONAHEC Board
- Fernando León García Partner — Awarded the CONAHEC Award of Distinction for contributions to higher education collaboration in 2016.
- Francisco Marmolejo Partner — Awarded the CONAHEC Award of Distinction for contributions to higher education collaboration in 2013.
- Georgian College Partner — Leslie Palson represents Georgian College on the CONAHEC Board
- Government agencies Partner — Collaborates with government agencies to secure financial and logistical support for institutional visits.
- Hector Arreola Soria Partner — Awarded the CONAHEC Award of Distinction for contributions to higher education collaboration in 2019.
- Jocelyne Gacel Partner — Awarded the CONAHEC Award of Distinction for contributions to higher education collaboration in 2010.
- Livia Castellanos Partner — Awarded the CONAHEC Award of Distinction for contributions to higher education collaboration in 2017.
- McMaster University Partner — Bonny Ibawoh represents McMaster University on the CONAHEC Board
- Member institutions Partner — Institutions that have requested internationalization consulting support from CONAHEC.
- NAFSA: Association of International Educators Network — Antonio Esqueda Flores is active in NAFSA, indicating institutional affiliation or collaboration
- North American higher education institutions Network — Network of member institutions engaged in academic collaboration across North America.
- Partners of the Americas Partner — Awarded the CONAHEC Award of Distinction for contributions to higher education collaboration in 2020.
- Robert A. Pastor Partner — Awarded the CONAHEC Award of Distinction for contributions to higher education collaboration in 2011.
- Sergio Alcocer Partner — Awarded the CONAHEC Award of Distinction for contributions to higher education collaboration in 2014.
- Universidad Autónoma de Baja California Partner — Host institution for the Consortium for North American Higher Education Collaboration in Ensenada
- Universidad Autónoma de Baja California Partner — Luis Enrique Palafox Maestre represents Universidad Autónoma de Baja California on the CONAHEC Board
- Universidad Autónoma de Chiapas Partner — Carlos Natarén Nandayapa represents Universidad Autónoma de Chiapas on the CONAHEC Board
- Universidad de la Salle Partner — Roberto Pozos Cuellar represents Universidad de la Salle on the CONAHEC Board
- University of Guadalajara Partner — Carlos Iván Moreno represents the University of Guadalajara on the CONAHEC Board
- University of Regina Partner — Haroon Chaudhry represents the University of Regina on the CONAHEC Board
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