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Student Advisory Council
The Global Learning Program at WSU has been guided by input from a Faculty Advisory Council for Global Learning and an external Advisory Board for Global Learning. Now it will also receive advice, input and feedback from student representatives. Collaboration and consultation with key stakeholders is what makes the Global Learning program successful. Without their dedication and wisdom, it would be impossible.
The members of the newly formed Student Advisory Council are all outstanding scholars with an interest in global issues:
The Global Learning Program at WSU has been guided by input from a Faculty Advisory Council for Global Learning and an external Advisory Board for Global Learning. Now it will also receive advice, input and feedback from student representatives. Collaboration and consultation with key stakeholders is what makes the Global Learning program successful. Without their dedication and wisdom, it would be impossible.
The members of the newly formed Student Advisory Council are all outstanding scholars with an interest in global issues:
Dalia Hale [Doctoral Student - College of Education]
Principal Franklin Elementary School
Principal Franklin Elementary School
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Stef Kirsch [B.S. Life Sciences]
LAS Senator
LAS Senator
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Stef kirsch's is a returning adult student who came to college in her early 40's following a 20 year career in sales and marketing. She has been pursuing a degree in the life sciences, and is now a senior. She is serving her second term with Student Government as an LAS Senator. She is also a McNair Scholar and sit on the student advisory boards for Nontraditional Students and for Global Learning. Stef is passionate about how technology can enhance education and concerned about the population on campus that struggles with technophobia. She is divorced, has a 15-year-old son and divide her time living either on campus or out in the country where she has a home. She loves ballroom dancing, gardening, research, and making stained glass art. |
David Diaz [Senior Student - Music Education Major]
Teacher
Teacher
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David Diaz is a senior music education major who is currently student teaching at Andover Central High School. David has been very active in music education for the last several years. He has been the president of the collegiate chapter of the Music Educator''s National Conference (CMENC) at Wichita State for the past three years. As a part of this organization, David has attended numerous conferences and been selected to participate in the first CMENC State Board. In addition to Music Education, David has been involved with the McNair Scholars for the last two years. Through this organization David has been involved in scholarly research with Dr.. Elaine Bernstorf from the College of Fine Art. David given presentations at several conferences and symposiums in the areas of music education and poverty in education. Last year David participated in an Internet II trombone master class as a part of global learning week. |
Lily Wu [International Business- Marketing Comm. Student]
Member - Gl Student Advisory Council
Member - Gl Student Advisory Council
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Lily Wu, 20, is a junior double majoring in International Business and Integrated Marketing Communication. Lily is a recipient of the Harry Gore Memorial Scholarship for the class of 2003. She is on the Dean''s Honor List and is involved with on-campus organizations such as Student Ambassador Society, Students In Free Enterprise, and Global Learning Student Advisory Council. She is also involved off-campus as the youngest board member for the National Conference for Community and Justice, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Visioneering Wichita Steering Committee, and the Wichita Asian Association. She will be the host of the 33rd annual Asian Festival, Oct. 30, Century II Exhibition Hall. She is also the reigning Miss USA World University and will compete for the Miss World University title on Nov. 19 in Shenzhen, China. During her spare time she joins her small group to discuss Bible topics and takes dance lessons in Middle Eastern dance. |
Vikram Krishnamurthy [Mech. Engg. Grad. Student - College of Engineering]
ISU President
ISU President
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Vikram is a gradute student in Dept. of Mechanical Engineering from India.He is the President of International Student Union, an organization which represents about 1300 international students at WSU.In 2004, he helped organize International Education Week for the first time at Wichita State.He has been a part of Student Activities Council and served in the Shocktoberfest and Publicity committees and also the Indian Students Association as Associate Cultural Secretary. He is also associated with the Cultural Ambassador Program and Career Services.He is also involved with SAE Mini Baja racing team. His interest lies in the effective use of technology to further engineering research and development and sees Global Learning and Internet 2 as very important tools in bringing people across the world together. In his spare time, he reads books or drinks coffee or sometimes does both and is a die-hard Formula 1 fan. |
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