Inaugural Advisory Council members
AUIP Advisory Council
AUIP’s Advisory Council was established in 2010 to offer advice on how to achieve AUIP’s goal of continuously improving its South Pacific programs’ academic quality, logistics services, and risk management support. The Advisory Council is AUIP’s “eyes and ears” in the field: it gives information on the issues most salient to faculty, international education offices, and universities as a whole. Its members bring varied experience and expertise related to study abroad, such as risk management, academics, and student wellbeing. They offer recommendations on academic planning, program development, and faculty and administrator concerns, for AUIP’s flagship programs as well as customized programs. The Advisory Council members also offer diverse perspectives on how AUIP might grow, develop in new directions, and follow best practices in the field.
The Advisory Council meets annually in the US and is comprised of four members from our partner universities, each of whom serves a two-year term. If you are a faculty or staff member working closely with AUIP and would be interested in contributing to our shared mission as part of the Advisory Council, please contact us!
Current Advisory Council members:
Katie Hinde, PhD, Arizona State University
Kathi Jogan, EdD, University of Arkansas
Emelee Volden, MA, University of Denver
Past Advisory Council members and institutions at the time of service:
Lori Blanc, PhD, Virginia Tech
Bill Borrie, PhD, University of Montana
Heather Gibson, PhD, University of Florida
Al Graefe, PhD, The Pennsylvania State University
Tom Hammett, PhD, Virginia Tech
Ron Hendrick, PhD, The Ohio State University
Larry Krissek, PhD, The Ohio State University
Gerard Kyle, PhD, Texas A&M University
Amanda Laser, MA, The Ohio State University
Kate Manni, MS, The Pennsylvania State University
Annette Moore, PhD, North Carolina State University
Roger Moore, PhD, North Carolina State University
Kyle Rausch, EdD, Arizona State University
Uttiyo Raychaudhuri, PhD, Clemson University
Angela Rothrock, PhD, The Pennsylvania State University
Alissa Ruth, PhD, Arizona State University
William Stewart, PhD, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Eric Toman, PhD, The Ohio State University
Sallie Turnbull, MEd, Clemson University
Jonathan Watkinson, PhD, Virginia Tech
Clifton Watts, PhD, Eastern Carolina University
Chris Wynveen, PhD, Baylor University
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AUIP provides both consortium and customized programs to best meet the needs of partner universities and faculty.
AUIP DESTINATIONS:
NEW ZEALAND
An isolated island nation in its evolutionary infancy, New Zealand is the most recently inhabited country in the world
AUSTRALIA
Australia is one of the most diverse countries on Earth, both in terms of its landscapes and its multicultural population
FIJI
Fiji is an archipelago of 330 islands, 110 of which are inhabited. It is a tapestry of ecological, cultural, and social complexity
ANTARCTICA
The coldest, driest, and windiest place on Earth, Antarctica is a frozen desert that is the least understood of Earth’s continents
