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  • GET Director presents at Kyushu University dialogue series

    Jul 26, 2023 9:45 am by Analicia Haynes
    Dr. Matt Rosenstein presents his topic during a July 12 Partnership Dialogue Series hosted by colleagues from Kyushu University.

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    Matt Rosenstein, the director of Global Education and Training, presented at the first Partnership Dialogue Series hosted by our colleagues from Kyushu University in Japan.

    The July 12 series was titled “Approaches to Globalization in Higher Education: The Why and How,” and Rosenstein’s presentation was titled “Developing Organizational Capacity & Human Resources for Internationalization.”  

    The purpose of the series, according to a press release from Kyushu University, was to share and develop the knowledge and experience of experts in the field based on specific themes. 

    Here are some photos from the event and from Rosenstein’s visit:

    Speakers and audience members attending a July 12 Partnership Dialogue Series hosted by Kyushu University take a photo together following the event.

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    Tsubasa Akatsuka (left), a member of the Global Strategies Team at Kyushu University and a former LEAP intern, poses for a photo with Dr. Matt Rosenstein (right), the director of Global Education and Training. Dr. Rosenstein visited Japan in early July and presented during a July 12 Partnership Dialogue Series hosted by colleagues from Kyushu University.

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