Resources From the 2023 Collaborative Institute at Haverford College

Faculty, staff, and students from dozens of colleges, universities, and community organizations gathered at Haverford College on November 10 and 11, 2023, to explore global positionality, responsibility and opportunity. See all of the presentations and additional information on speakers below.

Content From Friday, November 10 Presentations

Plenary 1

see hyperlinks below to view the days’ presentations

9:45 - 10:45	Plenary 1 - Locally rooted global learning: Community-led partnerships 

• Lina Martinez Hernandez Haverford College  

  • ‘New Sanctuary Project’ presentation

• Steve Vásquez Dolph, Drexel University 

  • ’How to Learn from the Land’ presentation

• Cesali Morales, Business and Development Director at Norris Square Neighborhood Project in Philadelphia

  • ‘Norris Square Neighborhood Project’ presentation

10:45 - 11:45	Facilitated Dialogue on Plenary 1 

Lunch Plenary

12:00 - 1:30	Lunch Plenary - Integrated Experiential Learning: Local, global, and Career 

• Connecting civic, global, and leadership development with the core curricular experience at Agnes Scott College, Gundolf Graml 

• Experiential learning, mentored relationships, and capstone experiences at Vanderbilt University, Amy Johnson, Vanderbilt University 

1:30 - 2:30	Facilitated Dialogue on Lunch Plenary  

Plenary 3

3:00 - 4:15 	Archives and Global Community-based Justice Work  

• Brie Gettleson, University of Pennsylvania, and Daniel Alvarado, Grupo Apoyo Mutuo, presenting Digital Archives and Justice for Guatemala's Disappeared 

• Janet Chavez Santiago, Author, Educator, and Zapotec Speaker, Teotitlán del Valle Oaxaca, Mexico, and Brook Lillehaugen, Haverford College, presenting Ticha to Dixza: from the Archive to Lo Gedx 

4:15 - 5:15 	Facilitated Dialogue on the Final Session and Day to Date 

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Content From Friday November 11 Presentations

Morning Ignite Talks

9:15 - 10:30  IGNITE TALKS, Reflective Learning Forward, & NEXT STEPS, Including but not limited to:  

1. Christina Rosan, Temple University 

2. Abigail Henry, Philadelphia Public Schools  

3. Faith Valencia Forester and Janelle Wheat, Charles Stuart University  

4. Andrea Lanoux, Connecticut College

5. Caitlin Ferrarini, The Global Engagement Survey 

6. Your 15% Solutions!!!   

10:45 - 12:00 Relationship-based approaches to Institutional Change, Marisol Morales, Executive Director, Carnegie Classifications 

Lunch Plenary

12:00 - 1:15	Lunch Plenary: Dialogues, Learning Communities, and Rubrics: Journeys toward Institutional Change 

• Amy Anderson, University of Dayton 

• Samantha Brandauer, Dickinson College 

• Richard Kiely, Cornell University 

1:15	Next Steps and Closing with Sarah Stanlick, WPI