Monday, 15 November 2004: 1:00 PM-5:00 PM
251 B (Salt Palace L-2)
Symposium: Committee on International Affairs / Committee on Youth and Education: Discovery-based Undergraduate Opportunities: Collaborative Research Support Programs
Organizer(s):	Florence V. Dunkel, ueyfd@montana.edu Robert Hedlund, rhedlund@usaid.gov Gary Bernon, gary.bernon@aphis.usda.gov
1:00 PM	0450		Introduction to the concept: Undergraduate externs superimposed on CRSPs   Florence, V. Dunkel, ueyfd@montana.edu
1:10 PM	0451		Can discovery-based undergraduate programs benefit Collaborative Research Support Programs (CRSPs)? View from a CRSP project manager and former project director Robert Hedlund, rhedlund@usaid.gov
1:40 PM	0452		Adapting the model by an IPM CRSP co-investigator, a non-CRSP faculty member, and a department head   Donald E. Mullins, mullinsd@vt.edu, Richard Fell, Fell@vt.edu
2:00 PM	0453		Can the model diffuse across campus and across disciplines? View from non-IPM CRSP co-investigators testing the model Cliff Montagne, montange@montana.edu, Martin Frick, uadmf@montana.edu, Florence V. Dunkel, ueyfd@montana.edu
2:20 PM	0454		How does the undergrad CRSP extern model translate to a tribal college?   Robert Madsen, bmadsen@cdkc.edu
2:40 PM			Break
2:50 PM	0455		How do private, urban universities make use of the model? Bridging the divide in a cooperative program between communication studies and the agricultural sciences in pursuit of international service learning opportunities   Kevin Sauter, kosauter@stthomas.edu
3:10 PM	0456		Panel discussion: How do undergraduates make use of CRSP internship / externship experiences? Are there spillover benefits for entomology graduate students? Nancy Kuehn, nkuehn@hotmail.com, Kristina Hale, Heather McCartney, Ashley Lehman, Heather Prody, Adam Mueller, Janelle Beartusk
3:40 PM	0457		Is Mali an “earth’s eye” for undergraduate education in the U.S.? Florence V. Dunkel, ueyfd@montana.edu
3:45 PM			Reception

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