Reimagining U.S.-Africa Higher Education Partnerships

Join us for an engaging and timely discussion on "Reimagining U.S.-Africa Higher Education Partnerships," a webinar that will explore how universities in the United States and Africa can collaborate more effectively to address shared challenges, foster innovation, and create sustainable educational partnerships. Featuring distinguished guest speakers, this event will provide insights into the current state of U.S.-Africa academic relations and identify strategies for deepening connections and expanding opportunities for students, faculty, and institutions.

Guest Speakers:

• Congresswoman Sydney Kamlager-Dove
• Dr. Tadios Belay, President & CEO, U.S.-Africa Institute
• Ambassador Tibor Nagy, former Secretary of State for African Affairs, U.S. Department of State
• Dr. Kyle Farmbry, President, Guilford College
• Professor James O'Meara, Dean, College of Education, Texas A&M International University

Audience:

• Senior leadership from U.S. and African higher education institutions, including presidents and chancellors
• Staff from higher education institutions' international offices and global engagement teams
• Faculty members involved in study abroad, global partnerships, or international research
• Policy makers and government officials focused on educational diplomacy and international cooperation
• Researchers and scholars specializing in U.S.-Africa educational partnerships
• Anyone interested in advancing and strengthening U.S.-Africa higher education collaboration