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1 COIL as a springboard for leaping into institutional connectedness
Hope Windle SUNY Ulster William Sheldon María Elena Peralta Universidad La Salle Noroeste

2 Presenters and Partners
Dr. William Sheldon, is a Professor of Management Economics at SUNY Ulster. Hope Windle, is the COIL Nodal Network Coordinator and Instructional Designer at SUNY Ulster. María Elena Peralta, is the Coordinator of Liaison at Universidad La Salle Noroeste. María Elena introduce William, William introduce Hope, Hope introduce María Elena

3 William present

4 Two Diverse Institutions Private Public 1500 students 2500 students
4/5 years Professional Programs Students full time Traditional Age Urban setting Public 2500 students Liberal Arts, Career, Transfer Students work and attend Multi-age Rural setting Part of ULSA - María Elena Part of ULSTER - William

5 68 Collaborations 13 Countries SUNY Ulster Collaborations to date
Partner Schools Belarus, Lithuania - European Humanities University Brazil - Fatec Americana and Fatec Sao Carlos, State University of Amazonas Canada - Red Deer College, University of Manitoba Japan - Kansai University, Niimi College Lebanon - Empire State College in Beirut México - Universidad de Guadalajara, Puerto Vallarta, Universidad La Salle México, Mexico City, Universidad La Salle Noroeste, Universidad de Sonora - ITSON, University of Tijuana Morocco - Premier University The Netherlands - Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences, The Hague University of Applied Sciences Scotland - Glasgow Caledonia University South Africa - Durban University of Technology Hope present 13 Countries

6 10 Collaborations 1.5 years ULSA Noroeste Collaborations to date
Partner Schools United State- SUNY Ulster, Nassau 1.5 years María Elena Present

7 History of ULSA Noroeste & ULSTER Coil Collaborations
COIL Academy – Professional Development connecting grant recipients as a team. Summer 2016 Collaboration – Sustainability Issues related to Business in U.S. Campus Visit as part of Grant -to SUNY Ulster -Students wanted to come as well María Elena FIRST part… (We received the invitation to participate in COIL and we made the connection with COIL Center, the first coordinator in ULSA was the professor Anabell Covarrubias who promoted the program in the university and she did the invitation for some professor. they attended the Academy in Cuernavaca, Mex. on summer 2016, we started the first collaboration with SUNY ULSTER…) William SECOND part… Fall 2016

8 Visit by 13 students and 3 faculty
Life of American Students, Attending Classes, Hanging out in evenings, party with mexican cooking and dancing William present

9 William present

10 Resources emerging for ULSTER visit to Obregón Spring Break / Winter Break William present

11 GOAL-VISION Idea of deeper collaboration
To develop and build on what is emerging as a rich ongoing cultural exchange/interaction partnership with ULSA Noroeste, working on becoming a “SISTER COLLEGE” with a robust array of cultural interaction aspect. Develop, and utilize curriculum with embedded intercultural and Applied Learning Opportunities. Hope present

12 Idea of deeper collaboration
1. Multiple COIL sections running simultaneously 2. Cohort faculty groups on both campuses 3. Academic Travel a) Continuation and expansion of annual ULSA student visit to Ulster b) Development of annual Ulster student visit to ULSA (seed money) c) Faculty professional development travel both ways d) Student semesters abroad 4. Creation of spanish - spanish collaboration Hope and William present

13 currently doing What we are 1. Six Different
Collaborations Running Simultaneously Fall 2017 William present Cross Cultural Ethics - Branding - Water Controversy in Sonora Business Ethics --Global Business - Sustainability in Business U.S.& Mexico Fashion Design - Graphic Design - Creation of fashion line with Cross Cultural Symbols Human Services - Educational Technology - Design and Implementation of Children’s Camp Aging - English for Accounting Students - Issues of accounting for senior citizens Business Law – Law - Contracts and cases from Mexican and U.S legal systems

14 2. Sabbatical Semester Fall 2017 – Dr. William Sheldon
Mentoring and supporting collaborations Presentations at conferences Mentoring and design of spanish-spanish collaborations Recruiting of new Universidad La Salle Noroeste Faculty Teaching of master´s level economics course William present

15 3. Student visit 20 Students from ULSA from five
of the six different collaborations Hope and William

16 3. Student visit 20 Students from ULSA from five
of the six different collaborations Cross cultural campus events American student for 4 days Relationships with COIL partners Presentation of projects to other Collaborating classes College Student Body Hope and William present

17 4. Four more collaborations
Developed for spring 2018 Social Psychology – Psychology Macroeconomics – Global Commerce Graphic Design – Branding Design and Management Engineering - Multimedia María Elena Present

18 5. Signing of memorandum of understanding between the two schools
6. Seed money for Ulster travel next semester – exploration of matching grants 7. Exploration of student exchange semesters at Ulster 8. Development of relations with La Salle Costa Rica 9. Development and consolidation of COIL Cohort faculty groups on both campuses 10. Plans for interation of courses over next year 11. November presentation of projects at ULSA Noroeste William and Hope Present

19 Hope and William present
Questions & Discussion

20 Activity 1 Your Campus Needed resources ? Brainstorm list
Hope and william present

21 with our partnership Resources Faculty Champion Involved in COIL
COIL Collaboration between 1 professor and partner college Instructional Design Support Support for Training and Mentoring Faculty Technological Support Administrative Support Hope and WILLIAM PRESENT

22 Activity 2 Assessing Your campus Rate on 1-10 scale
1. Faculty Champion – Enthusiastic about COIL and potentials 2. Design support for training and mentoring SUNY COIL for Orientation and Academy On campus resource I. Instructional Designer II. Teaching Learning Director familiar with COIL process Hope and William present

23 Activity 2 Assessing Your campus Rate on 1-10 scale
3. Technology and technological support 4. Administrative support Hope and William present

24 Activity 3 Development of action plan
What can you do if you are interested in creating this kind of relationship based on COIL ? Needed steps Timelines Hope and William Present

25 Contacts Information Hope Windle William Sheldon María Elena Peralta
+1(845) William Sheldon +1(845) María Elena Peralta +52 1(644)


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