Global Engagement

Science is a global effort  

Science has been conducted on a global scale ever since naturalists began accompanying traders and explorers on their expeditions. Today it is almost expected that scientists will collaborate with international colleagues. Even though we are located in rural south Georgia the faculty in the Department of Biology continue this tradition of global engagement.

International Research Projects and Collaborations

Bergstrom - Kenya Chambers - Tahiti Gannon - France Grove - Antarctica, England Kang - South Korea, India, France, Germany Nienow - Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, Hong Kong, India, Russia, Spain

Carter - Canada, England, Mexico Ring - England, Japan Uyeno - Canada, Japan, Mexico, New Zealand

                                                                                  

Presentations at International Scientific Conferences

Gannon - Rio De Janeiro, Brazil;  Oxford, England; Croissy-sur-Seine and Versailles, France; Sapporo, Japan; Capetown, South Africa; Daegu, Korea

Jones - London, England; Istanbul, Turkey         

Nienow - Quebec, Canada

Grove - Brighton, England, Edinburgh, Scotland                               

Uyeno - Calgary and Vancouver, Canada; Southampton, England 

Carter - Durango, Mexico

Kang - Seoul, South Korea

Turco - Montreal, Canada

Our International Faculty

Calestani – Italy	Fort – United Kingdom
Kang – South Korea	Uyeno – Canada
Lokdarshi - India

Our International Graduate Students

Fifi Agyabeng-Dadzie	Ghana
Arjun Adhikar Adarsh Gopinath Heera Malik Samreen Siddiqui Darshi Patel	India
Sofia Sucar	Argentina
K.C. Pramir Namrata Bhandari	Nepal
Emily Evans Miracle Mgbeahuruike	Belize
Daniel Rincon Diaz	Columbia

Study Abroad Courses Led by Department

                                 Ireland

 

                             Costa Rica

 International Visiting Professors

                      Joan Kent – Australia

                Richard Thacker, Scotland, UK