开始寻找负责全球参与和服务的副教务长教务长办公室已在全国范围内寻找负责全球接触和服务的助理教务长，以领导全球战略和倡议办公室。 在下面查找更多信息。 在领导emory的全球外联工作超过27年后，负责全球战略和倡议的副教务长菲利浦·温赖特宣布了他将于今年夏天退休的计划。 温赖特在埃默里大学的大部分时间都集中在增加大学的留学机会、促进国际伙伴关系和扩大埃默里大学在全球的知名度上。 ravi v说：“菲利普在扩大emory在国外的影响力方面发挥了不可或缺的作用。”。 贝拉姆孔达，教务长兼学术事务执行副总裁。 “在他的指导下，emory显著扩大了其全球足迹，为我们在许多国家的学生和教职员工提供了宝贵的联系。 他富有远见的领导培养了战略伙伴关系，并向世界开放了埃默里和我们的学者。 我非常感谢他对我们大学的服务和奉献。 贝拉姆孔达表示：“教务长办公室正在全国范围内寻找一位负责全球参与和服务的新副教务长，以接替温赖特（见侧边栏）。 温赖特与埃默里的联系始于1965年，当时他的家人从英国搬到亚特兰大，以便他的父亲能够加入坎德尔神学学院。 温赖特后来就读于埃默里大学，获得历史学学士和硕士学位，主要研究国际政策，之后在斯坦福大学完成博士学位。 温赖特于1996年开始了他的emory职业生涯，他加入了emory文理学院，帮助建立了国外国际项目中心，现在是本科教育办公室内的国际教育，这是该校第一个留学办公室。 后来，作为副院长，他监督了该中心，并启动了夏季埃默里大学预科项目，让高中生沉浸在埃默里的学术和校园生活中。 在埃默里学院任职期间，温赖特负责海外留学计划和暑期项目的广泛发展，使埃默里大学预科项目成为全国最大的项目之一。 他说：“很高兴知道我在让这么多学生体验另一个国家和文化方面发挥了作用。”。 “这些年来，我从许多学生那里听说，这些海外经历对他们的未来、对世界和全球问题的看法非常重要。 “2013年，温赖特被任命为全球战略与倡议副教务长，领导全球战略与举措办公室（gsi），以最大限度地发挥emory的全球影响力，扩大国际参与机会。 温赖特负责制定埃默里大学的全球战略计划，并推动办公室更广泛地支持该大学的目标，包括发展地理协调中心，在目标国家培养机构伙伴关系和支持网络，以及加强该大学的基础设施以支持全球工作。 他说：“建立全球伙伴关系的理念植根于大学的核心使命。”。 “作为一名副教务长，考虑如何在整个学院中利用这些外部关系，无论是与留学、健康科学还是人文学科有关，都是令人兴奋的。 我在这里的职业生涯很有收获，但没有人能独自完成任何事情。 这里有很多优秀的人才，我们取得了很多成就。 “开始寻找负责全球参与和服务的副教务长教务长办公室已在全国范围内寻找一名负责全球参与与服务的副院长，以领导全球战略和倡议办公室。 副教务长将专注于在机构层面上培养有目的的全球参与机会，并加强对教职员工和学生的国际支持服务。 这位校园领导将监督大学的全球项目、国际学生服务、全球研究合作和教师主导的奖学金，与管理人员、学校和学术单位密切合作，提供使命和优先事项驱动的国际项目和支持服务。 预计今年夏天将选出一名合格的候选人。 如有问题或提名，请联系melissa主管行政运营和战略的副教务长melissa daly。 英语字母表的第10个字母。 daly@emory。 教育部。 查看职务描述。
search begins for vice provost for global engagement and services the office of the provost has launched a national search for a vice provost for global engagement and services to lead the office of global strategy and initiatives. find more information below.after more than 27 years of leading emory’s global outreach, philip wainwright, vice provost for global strategy and initiatives, has announced his plans to retire this summer.wainwright has focused much of his time at emory on increasing the universitys study abroad opportunities, fostering international partnerships and amplifying emory’s global recognition.“philip has been integral in expanding emory’s presence and impact abroad,” says ravi v. bellamkonda, provost and executive vice president for academic affairs. “with his guidance, emory has significantly expanded its global footprint, facilitating invaluable connections for our students and faculty across numerous countries. his visionary leadership has cultivated strategic partnerships and opened emory and our scholars to the world. i am deeply grateful for his service and dedication to our university.”the office of the provost is launching a national search for a new vice provost for global engagement and services to succeed wainwright, according to bellamkonda (see sidebar).wainwright’s connection to emory began in 1965 when his family moved to atlanta from england so that his father could join the candler school of theology faculty. wainwright later attended emory, earning bachelor’s and master’s degrees in history with a focus on international policy, before completing his doctorate at stanford university.wainwright started his emory career in 1996, joining the emory college of arts and sciences to help establish the center for international programs abroad now international education within the office of undergraduate education the university’s first study abroad office. later as associate dean, he oversaw the center and launched the summer emory pre-college program, immersing high school students in the academic and campus life of emory. during his tenure in emory college, wainwright was responsible for the expansive growth of study abroad initiatives and summer programs, growing emory’s pre-college program to one of the largest in the country.“it is satisfying to know that i have had a role in enabling so many students to have the experience of another country and culture,” he says. “i have heard from many of those students over the years that those overseas experiences are tremendously important in shaping their futures and their outlook on the world and global issues.”in 2013, wainwright was appointed vice provost for global strategy and initiatives, leading the office of global strategy and initiatives (gsi) to maximize emory’s global impact and expand international engagement opportunities.wainwright was responsible for the development of emory’s global strategic plan and propelled the office to more broadly support the university’s goals, including developing geographic focal points, cultivating institutional partnerships and support networks in target countries and strengthening the university’s infrastructure in support of global work.“this idea of building global partnerships is rooted in the core mission of the university,” he says. “it has been exciting, as a vice provost, to consider how these external relationships could be leveraged across the entire institution, whether it has to do with study abroad, health sciences or the humanities. i have had a rewarding career here, but nobody accomplishes anything by themselves. with a lot of great people here, we’ve been able to accomplish a lot.”search begins for vice provost for global engagement and services the office of the provost has launched a national search for a vice provost for global engagement and services to lead the office of global strategy and initiatives. the vice provost will focus on fostering purposeful global engagement opportunities on an institutional level and strengthening international support services for faculty, staff and students. this campus leader will oversee the university’s global programs, international student services, global research collaborations and faculty-led scholarship, collaborating closely with administrators, schools and academic units to offer mission- and priority-driven international programs and support services. it is anticipated that a qualified candidate will be selected this summer.for questions or nominations, please contact melissa daly, associate vice provost for executive operations and strategy, at melissa.j.daly@emory.edu. view the job description.
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