International Experiences
Juniata’s faculty and staff are an increasingly well-travelled group, with a wealth of experience to share with others. If you are planning a trip abroad, you may wish to speak with those on campus who have visited your destination. Please contact Jenifer Cushman to add or revise your information in the below database(s).
Juniata Faculty/ Staff International Experiences Database
Since their implementation in 2008, the CIE Partner Site Visits and the IEC International Initiatives Fund have facilitated international connections and other initiatives in departments across campus. The following faculty and staff have benefited or will benefit from these programs; for most of them, the CIE has partner site visit reports on file for interested Juniata faculty and staff to review:
CIE Partner Site Visits
2008-2009
- Ecuador (BCA USFQ Quito & USFQ GAIAS) -- Uma Ramakrishnan (Earth & Environmental Sciences)
- Mexico (U Guanajuato, UDLAP Puebla) -- Jeff Demarest (Biology), Emil Nagengast (Politics/ International Studies), Randy Rosenberger (Accounting, Business, & Economics), Henry Thurston-Griswold (World Languages & Cultures)
- Russia (VSSPU Volgograd) -- David Hutto (English), Deborah Roney (English/ World Languages & Cultures), James Roney (World Languages & Cultures/ International Studies)
- UK (BCA Cheltenham, EPA London, U Leeds, U Lincoln, York St. John) -- Mark McKellop (Psychology), Polly Smith (Sociology, Anthropology, Social Work, & Justice Studies)
2009-2010
- The Gambia (UTG) -- Alison Fletcher (History/ International Studies), Daniel Welliver (Sociology, Anthropology, & Social Work)
- Germany/ Czech Republic (Philipps U Marburg, Muenster U Applied Sci Muenster/ Steinfurt, Westfalen U Bocholt/ Gelsenkirchen; Masaryk U Brno, Palacky U Olomouc) -- Peter Baran (Chemistry), Loren Rhodes (Information Technology), Kathy Westcott (Psychology)
- Spain (UPO Sevilla) -- Holly Hayer (World Languages & Cultures), Carol Peters (English)
2011-2012
- UK/ Ireland (BCA Cheltenham, U Leeds, U Lincoln, York St. John; EPA Edinburgh; U Stirling; U Ulster Belfast/ Coleraine/ Derry/ Jordanstown; UC Cork, Trinity Dublin) -- Lynn Cockett (Communication), Alison Fletcher (History/ International Studies), Fay Glosenger (Education), Pat Hunter (Health and Wellness Center)
- India (FERAL, Madras Christian College, Rajagiri, Sacred Heart) -- Celia Cook-Huffman (Peace and Conflict Studies), Leah Hamilton (Social Work), Susan Prill (Religious Studies), Rosalie Rodriguez (Diversity and Inclusion), John Unger (Chemistry); facilitated by Neil Pelkey (Environmental Sciences)
- Australia/ New Zealand (Australian Catholic U Brisbane/ Sydney/ Canberra/ Melbourne; Campion College Toongabbie, U Newcastle, U Melbourne, U Tasmania Hobart, BCA Dunedin (U Otago), U Waikato Hamilton) -- Abbey Baird (Service Learning), Jack Barlow (Politics), Chad Herzog (Conferences & Events), Valerie Park (Education), Xinli Wang (Philosophy), Jamie White (Physics)
2012-2013 (anticipated)
IEC International Initiatives Fund
2009
- France: Michael Henderson (World Languages & Cultures/ International Studies)
- Germany: Judith Benz (World Languages & Cultures)
- India: Celia Cook-Huffman (Peace & Conflict Studies)
- UK: Randy Rosenberger (Accounting, Business, & Economics)
2010
- Austria/ Germany: Judith Benz (World Languages & Cultures)
- China: Song Gao (Accounting, Business, & Economics)
- Mexico: Jill Keeney (Biology), Ruth Reed (Chemistry)
- Poland: Monika Malewska (Art)
2012
- Australia: Jamie White (Physics)
- Germany: Judith Benz (World Languages & Cultures), Emil Nagengast (Politics/ International Studies)
- Germany/ Czech Republic: Peter Baran (Chemistry)
- Netherlands: David Widman (Psychology)
- Rwanda: Celia Cook-Huffman (Peace & Conflict Studies), Alison Fletcher (History/ International Studies)
- UK: Bethany Benson (Art), Randy Rosenberger (Accounting, Business, and Economics), Nathan Wagoner (Communication)
2013
- Argentina: Amy Frazier-Yoder (World Languages & Cultures)
- Australia/ New Zealand: Alison Fletcher (History/ International Studies), Uma Ramakrishnan (Environmental Sciences)
- Belgium/ France: Michael Henderson (World Languages & Cultures)
- China: Doug Stiffler (History)
- The Gambia: Jessica Jackson (Student Activities)
- Germany: Matt Powell (Geology)
- Hungary: Kim Roth (Math)
- Indonesia: Kate Clarke and Neal Utterback (Theatre)
- UK: Monika Malewsak (Art)
Other Site Visits
Other faculty and staff who have visited international partners since 2008 with some logistical or financial support from the CIE include:
2008
- China: Song Gao (Accounting, Business, & Economics), Doug Stiffler (History), Jingxia Yang (World Languages & Cultures)
- France: Jill Keeney (Biology)
- Germany: Phil Dunwoody (Psychology), Richard Hark (Chemistry), Randy Rosenberger (Accounting, Business, & Economics)
2009
- Ecuador: Kris Clarkson (Dean of Students)
- France: Randy Rosenberger (Accounting, Business, & Economics)
- Japan: Xinli Wang (Philosophy/ International Studies)
- Mexico: Doug Glazier (Biology), Ruth Reed (Chemistry), Kim Richardson (Education)
- UK: England: Chad Herzog (Conferences & Events), David Hutto (English)
- UK: Northern Ireland: Phil Dunwoody (Psychology), Dennis Plane (Politics)
2010
- Australia: Alison Fletcher (History/ International Studies)
- Ecuador: Kris Clarkson (Dean of Students), Holly Hayer (Spanish), Dennis Johnson (Earth & Environmental Sciences)
- Czech Republic: Monika Malewska (Art), Xinli Wang (Philosophy/ International Studies)
- Morocco: Michael Henderson (World Languages & Cultures/ International Studies), Emil Nagengast (Politics/ International Studies)
- UK: Monika Malewska (Art)
2011
- Australia: Uma Ramakrishnan (Earth & Environmental Sciences)
- China: Xinli Wang (Philosophy)
- Italy: Monika Malewska (Art)
2012
- Belgium: Celia Cook-Huffman (Peace and Conflict Studies)
- France: John Bukowski (Mathematics), Celia Cook-Huffman (Peace and Conflict Studies), Annette Querry (Humanities)
- Germany: Celia Cook-Huffman (Peace and Conflict Studies), Darwin Kysor (Career Services)
- Mexico: Holly Hayer (Spanish), Valerie Park (Education)
- Netherlands: Catherine Stenson (Mathematics)
- UK/ Ireland: Celia Cook-Huffman (Peace and Conflict Studies), Athena Frederick (Registrar), Dom Peruso (Accounting, Business, and Economics), Uma Ramakrishnan (Earth and Environmental Sciences), Belle Tuten (History), Jim Tuten (History)
