DIVERSITY AND INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS

2017-2018 UPDATES

Dr. Liping Cai

Associate Dean of Diversity and International Programs

DIVERSITY COUNCIL

Department/School: Representative Group: Council Member:

CSR Faculty Andrea DeMaria

CSR Staff TBD

CSR Student JillianYlo

HDFS Faculty Jenifer Dobbs-Oates

HDFS Staff Jacquelyn Thomas-Miller

HDFS Student Laura Anaya

HK Faculty Lane Yahiro

HK Staff TBD

HK Student Jaylynn Parks

HSCI Faculty Carlos Perez-Torres

HSCI Staff Kristy Fay

HSCI Student Princess Daniels - Porter

HTM Faculty Sandra Sydnor

HTM Staff Maria Poyntee

HTM Student Elexus Holmes

NUR Faculty TBD

NUR Staff Sonia Pierce

NUR Student TBD

DIVERSITY COUNCIL Department/School: Representative Group: Council Member:

NUTR Faculty Nilupa Gunaratna

NUTR Staff Dinah Dalder

NUTR Student La'Traesha Scott

PSY Faculty David Rollock

PSY Staff Nancy O’Brien

PSY Student Darrien Lindsay

SLHS Faculty TBD

SLHS Staff Teasha McKinley

SLHS Student TBD

Business Office Staff Kimberly Haskett

Extension Staff Michele Baker

IT Staff Brian Muttschall

Student Services Staff Heather Dykes

Dean's Office Fellow Kipling Williams

HHS Administration Chair Liping Cai

HHS Administration Admin staff/Secretary Carmen Morrow

• Events were held each day January 16th

– January 19th

• Family Feud: College of Agriculture versus College of Health and Human Sciences.

• Our Family Feud Team:

• Stewart Chang Alexander, Associate Professor CSR

• Kim SagendorfStaff Dean’s Office

• Luke IngersolGraduate Student CSR

• Casey Dexter Director of Alumni Relations and Special Events

• Bryana Bell Undergraduate in Health Sciences; Pre-Med

• Professor David RollockHost

MARTIN LUTHER KING JR WEEK

HHS IS THE WINNER, FOR THE SECOND TIME, FOR THE BOOK/FOOD DRIVE

• HHS MLK Committee

Members

• Carmen Morrow, Dean’s

Office

• Sonia Pierce, Nursing

• Thank you to all who

contributed to our success

MARTIN LUTHER KING JR WEEK

• Emerging Leaders events for Black History Month

• Painting with a Twist

• HHS Culture Trivia Night

• Black Panther Movie Event

• Dark Girls Movie Viewing

• Ice Cream Social for Faculty, Staff and Students in HHS

• National Society for Minorities in Hospitality (NSMH)

• Cultural centers at HHS Study Abroad Fairs

• Asian American & Asian Resource & Cultural Center - Natalie Coughlin

as keynote speaker

• Other campus diversity and inclusion organizations and events

DIVERSITY ACTIVITIES

• Stewart Chang Alexander – CSR

• Jim Elicker – HDFS

• Darlene Sedlock – HK

• Ellen Wells – HSCI

• Howard Adler – HTM

• Jan Davis – NUR

• Regan Bailey – NUTR

• Kip Williams – PSY

• Lata Krishnan – SLHS

• Corcharnelia Martin – Student – HTM

• Liping Cai – Chair

• Carmen Morrow - Secretary

INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS COMMITTEE

HHS STUDY ABROAD STUDENTS

STUDY ABROAD

369375

338

251258

210

2016-172015-162014-152013-142012-132011-12

As of Today 2017-18:

326

PERCENT OF DEGREE RECIPIENTS

STUDY ABROAD

28.00%

22.80%22.40%

18.70%18.90%17.60%

25.70%22.40%

19.50%18.10%17.10%17.70%

0.00%

5.00%

10.00%

15.00%

20.00%

25.00%

30.00%

2016-172014-15 2015-16

WL Linear (HHS)

2013-142012-132011-12

HHS

AWARDEES PROGRAM

STUDY ABROAD S.A.I.L. GRANT

Michael Roe Ethics in Edinburgh

Stewart Chang Alexander Japanese Lived Experience

Stewart Chang Alexander The Australian Lived Experience

Sandra Rathod International Internships & Business Issues

Scott Lawrence Global Perspectives in Sports Medicine

Chef Lulay Cuisine and Culture of France

Andrea DeMaria Public Health in the Dominican Republic

Andrea DeMariaInvestigating Women's Reproductive and Sexual Health Issues

Cassandra Lehman Global Perspectives in Health and Wellness

Anita Dale An introduction to Business Practices in India

Richard Ghiselli Food & Culture in Italy

Rachel Clark French Culture, Food and Health

2017-2018 STUDY ABROAD PROGRAMSProgram Leader Program Name Destination

Howard Adler Cultural Explorations in Health & Human Sciences Argentina

Howard Adler Cultural Explorations in Health & Human Sciences Spain

Andrea DeMariaInvestigating Women’s Reproductive & Sexual Health Issues in

Florence, ItalyFlorence and

Italy

Andrea DeMaria Public Health & Healthcare in the Dominican RepublicDominican Republic

Kristofer Chang Alexander

Japanese Style Japan

Stewart Chang AlexanderWellness Throughout New Zealand: Maori and Mainstream

Health New Zealand

Stewart Chang Alexander The Australian Lived Experience: Aboriginal Health Australia

Kristofer Chang Alexander

The Japanese Lived Experience Japan

Sandra RathodInternships in the Netherlands/ Entrepreneurship & Business

IssuesAmsterdam & other EU cities

Mike Roe Ethics in EdinburghEdinburgh, Scotland

2017-2018 STUDY ABROAD PROGRAMSProgram Leader Program Name City/Country

Bobbe Molter Semester or Summer Abroad in London College of Fashion London

Scott Lawrance Global Perspectives in Sports Medicine China

Scott Lawrance Semester Exchange in Dublin City University Dublin, Ireland

Ellen Wells Semester Exchange in Dublin Institute of Technology Dublin, Ireland

Ellen Wells International Public Health Dublin, Ireland

Chef Ambarish Lulay Cuisine & Culture of France France

Liping Cai Sponsored Hotel Internship and Study Abroad in China China

Rich Ghiselli Food & Culture in Italy Florence, Italy

Elaine Hannigan Study Abroad in Ireland: Comparative Health Care Ireland

Regan Bailey, Marleen Troyer

Semester Abroad in Dublin Institute of Technology Dublin, Ireland

Rachel Clark French Culture, Food & HealthRiorges & Lyon,

FranceRegan Bailey, Marleen

TroyerSemester Abroad in Perth, Australia Perth, Australia

2017- 2018 STUDY ABROAD PROGRAMS

1

12

11

4

1

2

CULTURAL EXPLORATIONS IN HEALTH & HUMAN SCIENCES

1. Argentina/South America – Winter Break 2017

2. Spain/Europe – Spring Break 2018

3. Thailand/South East Asia – Winter Break 2018

4. Iceland – Maymester 2019

5. Bali – Winter Break 2019

6. Paris, Munich, Vienna, Budapest, Prague – Maymester 2020

7. Dubai – Winter Break 2020

8. Ecuador – Spring Break 2021

HHS INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDY ABROAD PROGRAMS

• 20 students from three HHS

departments and schools

(CSR, HTM, and PSY) and

seven other colleges

• Historical Quarter of Colonia

del Sacramento: UNESCO

World Heritage Site

CULTURAL EXPLORATIONS IN HHS: ARGENTINA/SA

CULTURAL EXPLORATIONS IN HHS: SPAIN

• 22 students from five HHS departments and schools (HDFS, HTM, NUTR, PSY, and SLHS) and three other colleges.

• Toledo: UNESCO World Heritage Site, the "City of the Three Cultures" (Christian, Muslim and Jewish)

• Former Hospital del Nuncio Nuevo built at the end of the 18th century to house people with mental illness.

CULTURAL EXPLORATIONS IN HHS: SPAIN

THANK YOU!