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Great Success for 2011 CGE Annual Meeting hosted by Mercer University in Macon, GA!! 

Speakers included President Michael Santos and Dr. Don Gardner representing ChinaCast Education Group; Dr. John Knapp, Director of Mann Center for Ethics and Leadership at Samford University; Professor Rami Gammoh, the Jordanian Director from CGE Jordan; Patrick Cosh, International Officer from Cardiff University; and Kimberly McClure, from the US State Department, Deputy Director of the USA-CHINA 100,000 Strong Program.

Dr. Diego Quiroga, Vice President of the University San Francisco Quito (USFQ) in Ecuador gave the presentation at the Thursday evening banquet and gave the attendees a "Wow" factor with his slides and reporting on the activities of USFQ and Ecuador as a strategic nation.

Vice President Junya Pookayaporn  and Dean Chinda Tejavanija (both of Sripatum International College) spoke about our new CGE Thailand center program. Dean Chinda will also recruit CGE faculty to attend and present papers for Sripatum's November 10-12, 2011 ASAIHL (Association of Southeast Asia Institutes of Higher Learning) Conference in Bangkok to be hosted by Sripatum and supported by CGE.

Christopher Hatton and his wife Yulia, represented LCC International University in Lithuania.  CGE faculty members are encouraged to consider this location for sabbatical possibilities and study abroad.


CGE INVITES INTERNATIONAL DIRECTORS AND FACULTY TO ATTEND THE ASAIHL MEETING IN BANGKOK 

November 10-12   CGE cooperates with Sripatum University who is hosting the 2011 ASAIHL (Association for Southeast Asia Institutes of Higher Learning) Conference - in Bangkok.    The 2011 Theme is: "Role of High Learning Institutions in Enhancing Global Competencies."  Register Early by October 1.  Click here to print a flyer for your campus.


JOIN A STUDY ABROAD PROGRAM IN AUSTRALIA, ECUADOR, or THAILAND

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SEMESTER STUDY ABROAD WITH GLOBAL CONNECTIONS: 

AUSTRALIA, ECUADOR, THAILAND

Students can study abroad with CGE by enrolling in one of the Global Connection Study Abroad (GCSA) options. 

The GCSA program is designed to augment the benefits of consortia membership by utilizing the vast international linkages and relationships established and nurtured by the consortium to promote, coordinate and expand study abroad opportunities for students and faculty of member institutions. Some benefits for CGE members are:

CGE students can benefit from the integrative approach and find suitable courses within their major or electives that meet their degree objectives and build a strong resume:

  • CGE students stay enrolled at their home universities for degree continuation and to help students maintain appropriate funding.
  • Students can fulfill their international portfolio while gaining academic credit and integrating study, cultural acquisition, community service, and potential internships.
  • Program structures and course study are set by CGE and the flagship university to orchestrate quality, diversity, and safety.
  • Program costs are kept reasonable to increase student participation in going abroad.