Global Symposium

Global Symposium

The Global Symposium is an opportunity to share your global work on a professional platform and to connect with a community that believes strongly in the power and impact of global learning and international education.

Faculty, staff, and students from all corners of campus gather at the annual Global Symposium to discuss their latest innovations, new strategies, and best practices in global engagement. Showcase your global work and learn new ideas for your professional practice as we celebrate and advance our shared commitment to global engagement.

Check back soon for more information on the 2025 Global Symposium, which will take place on Wednesday, November 19, 2025!

Proposals due Monday, October 20, 2025.

Faculty, staff, and students are invited to submit a proposal for the App State Global Symposium to share their global engagement work with the campus community. Presentations are 30 minutes in length.

Proposals may address, but are not limited to, one of the following areas:

Teaching

  • Course development with a global component
  • Curriculum internationalization
  • Global partner engagement
  • Globally networked learning 

Research and Creative Activity

  • Global partner collaboration
  • Joint research and / or publications with global partners

Service

  • Global civic engagement
  • Partnerships, capacity building, and fundraising with global partners

Students

  • Study abroad experience
  • Global internship experience
  • Research abroad or virtual global engagement

 

SUBMIT YOUR PROPOSALS HERE.

Contact the App State Global Symposium Planning Committee at faupelcl@appstate.edu.

Global Symposium Planning Committee

  • Chrissie Faupel: Office of International Programs
  • Anna Keber: Office of International Programs
  • Becki Battista: Office of Student Research
  • Meredith Church Pipes: Walker College of Business
  • Laurie Semmes: Hayes School of Music
  • Tracy Jarrell: Office of International Programs
  • James Holden: Office of International Programs
  • Mollie Peuler: University Libraries
  • Benjamin Thevenin: Reich College of Education