The value of higher education in the 21st century has proven to be beneficial to the development of many societies. This article has addressed some very important elements – the benefits of collaboration with key stakeholders, the use of highly qualified designers with a global focus, and the vision for the need for higher education all equate to a plan for future success. I enjoyed the article. Heavy Lifting vs Spectral Presence in Global Higher Ed As I shuffled through the morning paper today, supping a much needed cup of coffee, I came across a story about the innovative architect Thom Mayne (of Morphosis ) being selected to design the first building of Cornell University’s Applied Sciences NYC campus. This unique development initiative, outlined in detail here (‘ Unsettling the university-territory relationship via Applied Sciences NYC’ ), is rolling forward with considerable speed. Since Cornell (with Israel’s Technion) won the competition in Dece...
Grand Finally : I am so thankful to God for the allowing me to see the completion in one piece. This experience has truly been a learning and growing one. I was able to see, hear, do and understand so much that I did not think would be possible in another setting. It is said often but maybe we just gloss over it at times but I would like to say it with meaning - God is truly amazing. We made it through and I wish everyone all the best for the future. To Gerald Roos , Fiona Beal , Brenda Hallowes , Deb Avery and Kevin - thanks will never be enough but I am truly blessed to have had you on this journey. If there were others working behind the scenes whose names I am not familiar with, please know that my gratitude is extended to you as well. Congratulations and God Bless.
I had a very good day, one in which knowledge was re-enforced. But tomorrow promises to be NEW and exciting, so oh how I am looking forward to it. Then the fun comes from SHARING...
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