We are excited to share the success of a recent virtual meeting between the Egyptian Cultural and Educational Attache in Washington and distinguished faculty from Western Virginia University (WVU). This engaging discussion centered on exploring collaborative opportunities between Egyptian Institutions and WVU, laying the groundwork for future academic and technological partnerships.
The meeting featured insightful contributions from:
- Prof. Allie Harshens, Emeritus - Associate VP of Clinical Operations & Institutional Advancement,
- David Stewart, Associate Vice President for International Student Life and Global Services, and
- Jonathan Sherman., Neurosurgeon at Berkeley Medical Center.
The WVU faculty showcased several innovative initiatives, including the Glimpse Group, Tenomix Lymenator Technology, and the conceptual design for a Center of Excellence for Technology Assessment and Evaluation. Their enthusiasm and visionary approach underscored a strong commitment to fostering international collaboration that bridges education and technological advancement.
This productive dialogue represents a significant step forward in strengthening ties between American and Egyptian academic communities. We look forward to exploring these promising initiatives further and building a robust framework for future collaborative projects.
