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The Crisis of the Publics: An International Comparative Discussion on Higher Education Reforms and Possible Implications for US Public Universities (symposium: March 26-27, 2007)

Program

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Sponsorship by the Spencer Foundation
in association with the Berkeley Roundtable
on the International Economy (BRIE)

Monday, March 26
Ross and Irma McCollum Conference Room, 775 Tan Hall

Symposium Opening

Welcome:

Robert Birgeneau - Chancellor, UC Berkeley

Conference Rationale, Goals, Structure, Approaches and Outcomes:

C. Judson King - CSHE, UC Berkeley

 

OECD Perspective on Major International Issues Affecting Public Higher Education

Session Chair: David Breneman - University of Virginia

Speaker:

Stephan Vincent-Lancrin, Directorate of Education, OECD

 

Environmental Scan of U. S. Public Higher Education - Issues and Trends

Session Chair: Ahmed Bawa - University of Kwazulu-Natal

Speakers:

Irwin Feller – Penn State/AAAS

Robert Berdahl – President AAU

 

Environmental Scan of Higher Education in Europe - Approaches and Trends

Session Chair:

John Douglass - CSHE, UC Berkeley

Speakers:

Marijk van der Wende - IMHE OECD/CHEPS/ Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

Mike Shattock - Institute of Education, University of London

Wilhelm Krull - Secretary General, Volkswagen Foundation

 

Environmental Scan of Higher Education in the Pacific Region - Approaches and Trends

Session Chair:

Otto C-C Lin - Senior Advisor to the President, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology; Chief Executive Officer, China Nansha Technology Enterprises Ltd.; former President, Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI)

Speakers:

Wan-Hua Ma, Graduate School of Education, Peking University

Philip Altbach - Boston College

Comments:

Rory Hume - Executive Vice President UC Office of the President

 

Comparative Approaches to Financing of Public Higher Education

Session Chair:

Sheldon Rothblatt

Speakers:

David Palfreyman - OxCHEPS, New College, University of Oxford

Katharine Lyall - University of Wisconsin

Comments:

David Breneman - University of Virginia

Jeroen Huisman - International Centre for Higher Education, University of Bath

 

Comparative Approaches to Access and Marketing: Undergraduate Education and Degree Production

Session Chair:

Steven Brint - UC Riverside

Speakers:

John Douglass - CSHE, UC Berkeley

Grant Harman - University of New England, Australia

Kerstin Eliasson, former State Secretary, Sweden

 

Tuesday, March 27
Ross and Irma McCollum Conference Room, 775 Tan Hall

Science and Technology Initiatives and Strategies for Economic Development

Session Chair:

Irwin Feller

Panel:

Otto C-C. Lin - Senior Advisor to the President, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology; Chief Executive Officer, China Nansha Technology Enterprises Ltd.; former President, Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI)

Henry Etzkowitz - Business School, University of Newcastle

Taizo Yakushiji - Cabinet Officer, Council for Science and Technology Policy, Government of Japan, Tokyo; former Vice-president for Academic Affairs, Keio University, Tokyo

Comments:

John Zysman - BRIE, Political Science UC Berkeley

 

Comparative Approaches to Governance and Management of HE Systems

Session Chair:

Katharine Lyall - University of Wisconsin

Panel:

Christine Musselin – Centre de Sociologie des Organisations, Science Po

C. Judson King - CSHE UC Berkeley

Jeroen Huisman – International Centre for Higher Education, University of Bath

 

Group Reflection on Discussion/Targets for Further Research

Moderator:

C. Judson King – CSHE, UC Berkeley

Initial Comments:

Dan Fallon – Carnegie Corporation

Robert Berdahl - President AAU

Taizo Yakushiji - Cabinet Officer, Council for Science and Technology Policy, Government of Japan, Tokyo; former Vice-president for Academic Affairs, Keio University, Tokyo

John Zysman - BRIE, Political Science UC Berkeley