Organizations running this strategy · 6
Activities of orgs running this strategy
A sample of programmatic activities from the orgs above — what the strategy looks like on the ground.
- Enhances career professional development through panels, discussions, and site tours CENTRAL NEW YORK CAREER DEVELOPMENT ASSNdirect serviceOrganizes industry leader panels, roundtable discussions, and employer discovery tours to deepen the expertise and networks of career professionals serving member institutions.
- Facilitates employer-student connections through recruitment and networking events CENTRAL NEW YORK CAREER DEVELOPMENT ASSNdirect serviceOrganizes recruitment days and networking opportunities that connect employers with students and graduates from Central New York colleges and universities, fostering career pathways. These events are part of ongoing career-focused programming across the region.
- Provides grants and resources for career professional development CENTRAL NEW YORK CAREER DEVELOPMENT ASSNgrantmakingAwards professional development grants and shares resources to strengthen the capabilities of career services staff at member colleges and universities.
- Supports career development through collaboration with higher education institutions CENTRAL NEW YORK CAREER DEVELOPMENT ASSNcapacity buildingWorks in partnership with multiple colleges and universities in Central New York to advance career development initiatives for students and alumni, strengthening regional capacity in workforce readiness.
- Advances regional innovation through academic-industry partnerships UNIVERSITY ALLIANCE RUHR INCcapacity buildingSupports approximately 300 technology and manufacturing enterprises in the adjacent technology park, including high-tech startups via TechnologieZentrumDortmund, and drives regional structural change through interdisciplinary research networks and corporate partnerships.
- Co-organizes international symposia and side events on global challenges UNIVERSITY ALLIANCE RUHR INCdirect serviceCo-hosts high-level international events such as the COP31 side event "Bridging Climates" with Rutgers University and the German Consulate, and organizes symposia like "Cultures of Refuge" in Dortmund to address climate resilience, migration, and ethical responsibilities in global crises.
- Establishes and funds collaborative research initiatives and professorships UNIVERSITY ALLIANCE RUHR INCresearchEstablishes joint research institutions and flagship programs such as "Materials Chain" and "Ruhr Explores Solvation" (RESOLV), supports over 100 collaborative projects, and funds UA Ruhr professorships with up to one million euros through MERCUR to advance interdisciplinary research.
- Facilitates transatlantic research and education collaborations UNIVERSITY ALLIANCE RUHR INCcapacity buildingActively fosters collaborative research and educational partnerships between the UA Ruhr universities and institutions in the United States and Canada, including through joint projects, exchange programs, and international networks.
- Offers internships to students at its New York office UNIVERSITY ALLIANCE RUHR INCcapacity buildingProvides biannual internship opportunities for students at its New York City liaison office, offering hands-on experience in international academic collaboration and organizational operations.
- Operates a liaison office in New York City to represent German universities in North America UNIVERSITY ALLIANCE RUHR INCdirect serviceRuns a permanent liaison office in New York City to represent the University Alliance Ruhr (UA Ruhr) institutions—Ruhr University Bochum, University of Duisburg-Essen, and TU Dortmund University—to strengthen academic and research ties with partners in the United States and Canada.
- Organizes academic and professional development events at the GAIN Conference UNIVERSITY ALLIANCE RUHR INCdirect serviceParticipates in the annual German Academic International Network (GAIN) Conference by organizing workshops on science transfer and women in academic leadership, contributing expert speakers to career forums, and hosting an LGBTQ+ networking breakfast to support international researchers.
- Participates in cultural outreach to strengthen German-American academic ties UNIVERSITY ALLIANCE RUHR INCdirect serviceEngages in public and cultural events such as the Steuben Parade in New York City in partnership with the German Consulate to celebrate and promote German-American academic and cultural relationships.
- Provides conference and meeting facilities for academic events UNIVERSITY ALLIANCE RUHR INCdirect serviceOffers access to an auditorium, restaurant, and event spaces to host academic gatherings such as workshops, panel discussions, lectures, and exhibitions that support research dissemination and scholarly exchange.
- Provides organizational support for international academic projects UNIVERSITY ALLIANCE RUHR INCcapacity buildingOffers an organizational framework to facilitate and sustain joint academic and research initiatives within the context of international exchange, including through liaison offices in North America and Eastern Europe/Central Asia.
- Shares international funding opportunities for collaborative research UNIVERSITY ALLIANCE RUHR INCcapacity buildingDisseminates information on international funding opportunities to support joint research projects focused on societal transitions and global challenges.
- Supports university startups through the STEP USA University Program UNIVERSITY ALLIANCE RUHR INCcapacity buildingProvides winning teams with participation in the STEP USA University Program, a three-day initiative in New York City designed to help German university spin-offs and startups explore and scale their presence in the U.S. market.
- Fund scholarships and grants for students and teachers in classical studies CLASSICAL ASSOCIATION OF THE EMPIRE STATEgrantmakingAdministers multiple scholarship and grant programs, including up to $2000 annually for a student pursuing a Master's to teach Latin, up to $1000 for teachers' summer study, one-year grants for college students preparing to teach, up to four $250 grants for members attending the Annual Institute, and up to $1500 annually for individuals transitioning to Latin teaching certification in New York State.
- Host annual professional development institute for classical language educators CLASSICAL ASSOCIATION OF THE EMPIRE STATEcapacity buildingOrganizes the CAES Annual Institute every fall, which has been held since 1964, to support the professional development of classical language teachers through workshops, scholarly sessions, and networking opportunities; includes virtual delivery during 2020 and 2021 due to the pandemic.