outreach

CSE student Abigail Johnson traveled to Malawi last summer to take part in an Engineers Without Borders project, where she worked to design and implement a water distribution and sanitation system at a local school. 

The Institute on Community Integration’s Renáta Tichá led a U.S. delegation of special educators, social workers, vocational rehabilitation specialists, and others to Havana, Cuba in November – in the midst of Hurricane Rafael – on a mission to understand more about the country’s special education system.

Professor Sujaya Rao's poster on entomophagy, or the practice of eating insects as food, was selected for a special session for the Imperial family of Japan.

Alejandra Perez-Enriquez and colleagues are helping communities in Costa Rica shape their own future through participatory ecological restoration.

Researchers from the College of Veterinary Medicine traveled to Islamabad, Pakistan to strengthen ongoing research collaborations focused on vector-borne disease.

Stephanie Hanson will be developing and facilitating professional development workshops for teachers of English in Costa Rica.

The American Association on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Delegation provided an opportunity to research the support provided for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in three regions of the Czech Republic.

The USDA Foreign Agricultural Service is funding a new three-year partnership that aims to benefit Kenyan women and youth farmers through participation in the school meals value chain.

The Global Programs and Strategy Alliance recognized Dr. Andres Perez, whose research and commitment to training and capacity building has led to substantial improvements in animal and human health throughout Latin America, Asia, and Africa.

Stephanie Doscher, assistant vice provost for curriculum internationalization, was selected for her outstanding contributions and commitment to advancing global education and virtual exchange.