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David Warren (National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities, USA), speaks at the October 1999 symposium. “These universities represent the “cuttingedge” for economic and social reform, and the rectors and their collegues are in a position to bring about new and innovative approaches in higher education. I sincerely believe that the Salzburg Seminar is in the vanguard of making significant changes in East European education.” Edward Jakubauskas University of Colorado at Denver, USA 24 Michigan State University, East Lansing Kathryn Moore, Director, Center for Advanced Learning Systems Keith Williams, Executive Director, Alumni Association Middlebury College, Vermont Eric Davis, Secretary of the College and Professor of Political Science John McCardell, President Neil Waters, Professor of History and Director of the International Studies Program Arlinda Wickland, Director, Office of Student Fellowships and Scholarships Clara Yu, C.V. Starr Professor of Linguistics and Director, Project 2001 Morehouse College, Atlanta, Georgia Walter Massey, President NAFSA: Association of International Educators, Washington, DC Marlene Johnson, Executive Director and CEO National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities, Washington, DC David Warren, President National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges (NASULGC), Washington, DC *C. Peter Magrath, President New England Association of Schools and Colleges, Inc., Bedford, Massachusetts Charles Cook, Director, Commission on Institutions of Higher Education Northern Kentucky University, Highland Heights Gerald Hunter, Associate Vice President and Budget Director Oregon State University, Corvalis John Byrne, President Emeritus Otterbein College, Ohio Stephen Storck, Vice President for Business Affairs Pennsylvania State University, State College Bryce Jordan, President Emeritus Graham Spanier, President The Pew Forum on Undergraduate Learning, Washington, DC Russell Edgerton, Director Randolph-Macon College, Ashland, Virginia Steven Lang, Associate Dean Roger Martin, President San Jose State University, California Peter Lee, Associate Vice President Angela Rickford, Associate Professor, College of Education Smith College, Northampton, Massachusetts Peter Rose, Sophia Smith Professor of Sociology and Anthropology State University of New York, Albany Thomas Bartlett, Former Chancellor John Ryan, Chancellor State University of New York, Buffalo Olga Bain, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy *D. Bruce Johnstone, University Professor of Higher Education; Former Chancellor Texas A&M University System, Austin Stanton Calvert, Vice Chancellor for Governmental Relations Tarrant County College District, Fort Worth, Texas Leonardo de la Garza, Chancellor Trinity College, Burlington, Vermont Elizabeth Candon, Professor and Former President Janice Ryan, Former President Union College, Barbourville, Kentucky David Joyce, President US Embassy, Moscow, Russian Federation Rosemary DiCarlo, Cultural Affairs Attaché US Embassy, Prague, Czech Republic Deborah McGeehon, Cultural Affairs Attaché US Mission to Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, Vienna, Austria Sam Poole, Personal Representative of the Secretary of Defense, Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE); Former Chair, Board of Governors, University of North Carolina University of Arizona, Tucson Larry Leslie, Professor, Center for the Study of Higher Education Sheila Slaughter, Professor, Center for the Study of Higher Education University of California, Davis William Lacy, Vice Provost for Outreach and International Affairs University of California, Irvine Jack Peltason, President Emeritus University of California, Los Angeles Alexander Astin, Professor of Higher Education; Director, Higher Education Research Institute Helen Astin, Professor of Higher Education; Associate Director, Higher Education Research Institute
University of Charleston, West Virginia Edwin Welch, President; Chair, Appalachian College Association University of Colorado at Denver Edward Jakubauskas, Senior Economist, Center for International Business and Economic Studies; Former President, Central Michigan University University of Delaware, Newark Arno Loessner, Senior Policy Fellow; Former Vice President and University Secretary University of Kentucky, Lexington Elisabeth Zinser, Chancellor University of Maryland, College Park Thomas Fretz, Dean, College of Agriculture and Natural Resources Adam Yarmolinsky, Regents Professor of Public Policy University of Maryland Eastern Shore, Princess Anne Jackie Thomas, Special Assistant to the President University of Massachusetts, Amherst Marcellette Williams, Deputy Chancellor University of Michigan, Ann Arbor James Duderstadt, President Emeritus Marvin Peterson, Professor of Higher Education University of Michigan, Dearborn James Renick, Chancellor University of Michigan, Flint Juan Mestas, Chancellor University of Minnesota, Minneapolis Ettore (Jim) Infante, Professor of Mathematics Jean Keffeler, Former Regent and Chair University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Lowell Roberts, Research Fellow, Institute for Research Technology University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Robert Zemsky, Director, Institute for Research on Higher Education University of Rochester, New York Dennis O’Brien, President Emeritus University of Utah, Salt Lake City Paul Brinkman, Associate Vice President for Budget and Planning *Anthony W. Morgan, Professor of Higher Education, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy; Former Vice President Diana Pounder, Associate Dean, School of Education University of Vermont, Burlington Judith Ramaley, President Thomas Salmon, President Emeritus Deane Wang, Acting Dean, Sciences and Natural Resources Washington State University, Pullman Jane Fiori Lawrence, Director, Honors Program Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan Irvin Reid, President Williams College, Williamstown, Massachusetts John Chandler, President Emeritus VIET NAM Viet Nam National University, Hanoi Dai Doan Ngo, Deputy Director, Academic Affairs YUGOSLAVIA Advanced Academic Educational Network, Belgrade Aleksandra Bajazetov-Vucen, Lecturer in German Language Milica Djilas, Assistant Lecturer, International Cooperation Officer, Committee for International Cooperation Srbijanka Turajlic, President, Board of Directors Belgrade Center for Human Rights Vojin Dimitrijevic, Director Open Society Foundation, Belgrade Sonja Licht, President, Executive Board University of Montenegro Radovan Martinovic, Professor, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering; President, Association of University Professors of Montenegro Zarko Mirkovic, Vice Rector for Arts University of Pristina Dikagjin Pupovci, Executive Director, Kosova Education Center INTERNATIONAL Association of European Universities (CRE), Geneva, Switzerland Mary O’Mahony, Deputy Secretary General Association of Universities of Asia and the Pacific, Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand Ruben Umaly, Secretary General; Director, Center for International Universities Project Deputy Director Scott Atherton in conversation with Peter Lee (San Jose State University, USA). 25
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Page 9 and 10: 1999 In the third full year of prog
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Page 15 and 16: Central and East Europe Jaak Aaviks
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Page 23 and 24: Lipetsk Pedagogical Institute Vera
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Page 31 and 32: BACKGROUND AND DEVELOPMENT From the
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