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1 Postsecondary Education Network-International Denise Kavin, Ed.D., Sr. Program Associate James J. DeCaro, PhD, Director, PEN-International E. William Clymer, MS Ed., MBA, Coordinator December 5, 2006 A presentation to: ASL 280 Current Trends in Deaf-Related Fields University of Rochester
2 Outline of Today s Presentation 1. Brief Background of NTID and PEN-International 2. PEN Implementation Strategies 3. PEN Accomplishments 4. Future Plans 2
3 RIT/NTID Information PEN-International RIT (University) Eight Colleges Students 13,000 Undergrad 2,400 Graduate NTID (College of RIT) 1250 Students 475 Faculty/Staff Direct Service and Supported Students 3
4 The Nippon Foundation of Japan Improve Education in Participant Countries Establish International Network Provides Funds for PEN- International 4
5 PEN-International Goals Improve Teaching, Learning and Curriculum Development Increase the Application of Technology to Teaching and Learning Expand Career Education Opportunities for Deaf and Hard-Of-Hearing People Around the World 5
6 PEN-International Vision Importer Self-Sufficiency Exporter 6
7 PEN-International Partners NTID (USA) Tsukuba University of Technology (Japan) China Tianjin University of Technology (China) Beijing Union University (China) Changchun University (China) Zhongzhou University (China) College of St. Benilde (Philippines) Russia Bauman Moscow State Tech University (Russia) Institute of Social Rehabilitation at Novosibirsk State Technical University (Russia) Vladimir State University Center for the Deaf (Russia) Academy of Management TISBI at Kazan (Russia) 7
8 PEN-International Affiliates Affiliates Charles University (Czech Republic) Ratchasuda College (Thailand) Dong Nai Provincial Teacher s College (Vietnam) Centre for Sign Linguistics & Deaf Studies, Chinese University of Hong Kong (Hong Kong) Korea Korea Employment Promotion Agency for the Disabled (KEPAD) (Korea) Korean Nazarene University (Korea) 8
9 PEN Partner & Affiliate Locations! 9
10 Implementation Strategies Faculty Training & Development Online and WWW Resources Multimedia Computer Centers Evaluation & Research Dissemination Student Leadership & Empowerment 10
11 Faculty Training & Development Needs Assessment Objective-based Workshops Teachers Sharing with Teachers Evaluation 11
12 Examples of Faculty Training & Development Activities ASL Course at Ratchasuda College February 2005 Student Development & Counselor Skills at De La Salle College of Saint Benilde Manila Philippines - March
13 Examples of Faculty Training & Development Activities Development of Sign Language Materials Vietnam, Hong Kong, & Philippines March
14 Online & WWW Resources PEN Web Page Workshop Page 14
15 Multimedia Computer Centers Support Student Learning Support Faculty Development of Materials Videoconferencing Capabilities Used 60+ hours/ week 15
16 Examples of Multimedia Computer Centers New Computer Center Accomplishments/Enhancem ents CSB Expansion (Philippines) Video Conference Capability at ZU (China) 16
17 Evaluation & Research Typical Evaluation Report Typical Research Report 17
18 Example of Evaluation & Research Activities Research China Report on Postsecondary Education for Deaf Men and Women in China. 18
19 Dissemination Brochure Annual Report 19
20 Examples of Dissemination Activities Yearly Reports Evaluation Reports Workshop Materials Research Reports Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 20
21 Student Empowerment & Leadership Exhibit & Calendar Leadership Institute 21
22 Summer Leadership Institute Summer Leadership Institute August 2006 in England 20 Students, 16 Interpreters, 5 Faculty and 5 Speakers from NTID Five countries represented er-institute.php 22
23 Exporting Activities Expansion of PEN Network within China and Russia During Year 5 PEPNet Japan To Support Mainstreamed Deaf Postsecondary Students in Japan Career Planning Conference in China March
24 Future Goals Expand Network in Each Partner Country Continue Training Activities Expand Network to Other Countries Evaluate Outcomes 24
Topics for Today s Presentation
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