芦沢真五（東洋大学国際学部 教授／UMAP 国際事務局長）
John LUCAS （President and CEO, International Student Exchange Programs (ISEP)）
Angie LEE（Hanyang University）
講師感想
セッション➂では、分科会Ⅱ「国際教育交流におけるコンソーシアムの役割」でおこなったコンソーシアムを活用した学生交流の意義、効果、メリットなどについて議論を深め、参加者自身のコンソーシアムに関する意識や経験などを共有しながら、より良いコンソーシアムの活用法について相互に学ぶ機会をもった。UMAP (University Mobility in Asia and the Pacific) 国際事務局次長の芦沢真五氏（東洋大学教授）と韓国のHanyang UniversityのAngie Lee氏から、それぞれコンソーシアムの活用事例を紹介した。参加者は個々の経験に基づいて意見交換をおこない、UMAP、ISEP (International Student Exchange Programs)などの加入のメリットや今後の課題について情報共有をおこなった。
Session
3: Ensuring Diversity: Best Practices
of Education Abroad Consortia
Shingo ASHIZAWA (Toyo University) /
John LUCAS (President and CEO, International Student Exchange Programs (ISEP))
/
Angie LEE (Hanyang University)
Facilitator’s Impressions
In this session, participants engaged in a discussion about how individual universities can utilize resources provided by multilateral consortia. It built upon the ideas that participants had previous learned in Seminar II, “Role of Consortia in International Education Exchange”, and allowed for interactive small-group work.
Based on case studies of UMAP (University Mobility in Asia and the Pacific) and ISEP (International Student Exchange Programs), presenters described the ways in which multilateral student exchange models can advance the objectives of diversity and experiential learning. Shingo Ashizawa (Deputy Secretariat General of UMAP) talked about how UMAP has expanded over the last three decades in Asia and the Pacific, and Angie Lee of Hangyang University presented on how her university utilizes UMAP, ISEP and other consortia.
Each session participant had a chance to reflect their own experiences with those consortia. The session ended with presenters sharing additional resources to help participants identify benefits and issues regarding the use of consortia and university networks.