Short Course: Building International Scholarly Partnerships

July 27, 2015 Annual Conference, Short Courses Comments Off

Building International Scholarly Partnerships

This half-day course led by Rod Alence, Nolan McCarty, Anne Pitcher, and Mark Tessler will examine core issues related to pursuing international collaborations. Geared toward faculty interested in initiating or improving their own projects, the course will address best practices, highlight potential challenges, and generate discussion around improving the returns of these efforts. For additional information, contact course organizer, Andrew Stinson, at astinson@apsanet.org or click here to learn more.

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