Right.

So basically are you.

Globalization at
Georgia Tech many Brandon.

This is Alex and a very and
how healthy are their credit.

So we've got a president basically kind
of calculating a lot of the things that

everyone has talked about has been
really good and by that I mean every

kind of a I guess if you go as you always
have the advantage but I'm glad we did

the last because hopefully at the end of
this I'll be able to kind of tight and

some of the things from the presentation
that Brad was a part of in the one that we

just heard about kind of thing that we've
learned in this class what Georgia Tech

has done as far as you know pulling them
and then what we think that Georgia Tech

has done just as a whole and just as a
professional institution in the world and

so this is really starting up right away.

Starting at Georgia Tech who we are
because this is very perforate the kind of

start up with yours or Yellowjacket most
of the people that we talk with on this

campus believe that we are men and
women of impact just given the idea and

given the opportunities that we have that
a lot of people don't even the respective

to our own places back locally or even of
course in a broader sense in the world.

These are just things that we all
know never worn return on investment.

The idea that to take equals money that's
something that we all are here for

as well as the international experience
that we gain as a you know as a university

and I no shame in saying that I never send
you to a public university in the world.

I didn't get there just from
you know overnight and so

that's kind of something that we're going
to kind of go into where you go first off

if I can I want to get you guys to
introduce this notion of how versus Why.

And I was going to speak with talk first
about this and we're brainstorming I made

sure in this presentation I'm very careful
about how I explain this to you all in

the sense that you gain what we're not as
a criticism to Georgia Tech because your

tech does do great things but just as
with any professional you are never never

ever done learning and as a humble
institution which is what I would like to

say I'm a part of it's kind of cool how
this notion is actually something that we

can really use as a platform that my three
colleagues will talk to you guys about in

the way that we've tested kind of how
Georgia Tech and what they're doing.

In that in that mindset
starts off the G.T.

is great but how we think about
engineering we think about.

I can't solve a problem I can
tell you how fast it's going.

I can tell you at what speed and what
temperature is going to come out at but

that's all mechanics that's something
that I've learned through Georgia Tech.

That's how To me that's like how do you
get this process to equal this amount you

know or how do you get you know these
kind of students to do this kind

of thing dipping all
your money on your major.

But what I want introduced What's
the mindset behind the why.

And if that money is private coverage
ition you know all things that

we all as humans have innately
inside of us Georgia Tech as a whole

is basically one large mass of everyone.

I mean ultimately what Georgia Tech
endorses we are part of and so

for me I think it's kind of cool I'm going
to kind of introduce you guys something

called the Golden Circle and I'm going
to related to something that we all

know very well which is Apple and kind
of the idea of the Golden Circle is it's

outside in versus inside out thinking and
what that does is kind of a nice

little post you know little
graphic I found when you move from

the outside in you're simply following
the same thing that everyone else does.

So Georgia Tech was to specifically be
your only focus on this one aspect.

We are no better than Cal Tech
than MIT than anybody else and

any other school that teaches
the how behind something you can go

to any school and
learn algebra or any school.

You can go to any school and learn that
in Georgia Tech the same thing but

the why behind what we're doing here
has to be bigger than everyone else or

else we wouldn't have the international
reputation that we have and

that's what we're focusing on because
when you think of the inside out.

We start with your why you start
with the reasons why people

do something in the beginning.

It doesn't matter what it is ultimately
at the end I think of this really fast.

I think Apple Apple is awesome.

They've got computers.

I Pad you've got if you play we've
got everything that we all buy we buy

tons of stuff from Apple.

But ultimately it was all just a computer
program sort of back in the ninety's.

Samsung and all these other great
other actual you know brands have all

the same things that Apple does but most
people tend to buy from Apple because what

they do is when the marketing strategies
that they use they don't say you know we

have a really cool computers and really
awesome things that make life easier.

They start from the Y.

that we build really quality products
that enhance your life there.

For we make computers that do this.

Therefore we have an i Pod that does this.

So it's kind of the inside
starting from where you.

I far as like the quality of what you're
doing rather than the what because most

people appreciate the why more than the
what even though the what is usually what

people see first the Moving on now
they're leaving That's Georgia Tech.

This is actually take a write up for
a website the vision.

We want to find technological research
university of the twenty first century.

I think that they've somehow
come a little closer to that and

kind of the idea is basically what I like
out of all this is I think about it you

know Tivo Peterson sitting in his
office or some other you know executive

board of people who are in charge of
you know progressing Georgia Tech you

know they want to take if you're in a
different location they want people to ask

what would Georgia Tech think
if we had this problem.

What we Ga Tech think what would they do
and relating that's their mission which

is what my colleagues are going to
actually kind of present really kind

of just put the pressure on what they're
actually doing a kind of best to give

the areas that they are exemplifying this
is that we have a mission she graduates

of global citizens we've heard this before
and we will be leaders in the proving

the human condition in Georgia
the United States and around the globe.

So I see personally that Georgia Tech.

Obviously it's kind of to me it's like
well they're talking the talk and I think

that one of the things that was really
great but we got to do here which they're

going to take over is actually seeing what
what is what what are they walking away.

What are they actually what are they
done in the past that's really showing

that they are on the right track and
what are we going to do in the future and

if where the gaps are compared to other
universities what things can we recommend.

Can i get us even higher on that scale to

things I'm going to talk a little bit

about the sex current progress and
what drugs it is doing what programs and

all kinds of incidents it has to really
promote graduate and global substance.

So first of all the university rankings
brings great stories have twenty panel and

I'm over all on four coronations in
two thousand and twelve thirteen and

these are teaching research knowledge
transfer and international outlook and

since the twenty fifth in the world.

We're going to mass now look
we're obviously doing so.

I think right now graduating Google
the first big program to join said offers

its students is the international play
an arm of the International a website.

They say that they are committed
to provide are committed to

creating globally competent citizens and
it in order to participate in a national

thing you have to take a few globally
minded courses here actions type of thing.

I also spent twenty six weeks
abroad really just taking what

you learn here at school and applying it
in the world on Georgia Tech knows that

globalization is very important no matter
what the major you're in or what field of

work you go into and so they try and do
your prey in twenty six different majors.

This is not easy but
this option to gain is global mindset and

really be able to assimilate comfortably
into different work cultures all across

the world and diverse communities.

So the second a little bit easier if you
don't want to commit twenty six weeks

to a studying abroad and you can choose
any one of the eighty exchange programs or

thirty faculty led programs the doors have
offered students each year drawers extends

over twelve hundred students abroad and

by the time a class reaches its
graduation year usually forty six percent

of those students have had
an international experience.

That's pretty amazing for and
engineering to technological school with

the study of our experience just really
you gain a perspective you take even

as an engineering student you can take the
skills that you developed here at home and

just apply them out into the real world
and read on people from all around in

religious learn how to interact
culturally with other people and

this is a good overture going to talk with
the donors I know that some people have

gone and believe in them but as everyone
has everyone seen that that's the building

looks like in front of you know where
you are ready to be if you just get up.

Sir good segue to the Great.

OK another program address that offers is
very interesting language institute and

this was hilarious

and even visitors to the Atlanta area
learned a lesson even learn a little bit

about American culture they have
a program Thanksgiving with Americans.

You can go spend Thanksgiving
with American family.

So this is kind of the opposite of what
the other two are doing the other two

programs really focus on sending Georgia
Tech students out into the world and

gaining that international perspective.

But this is having a big international
Georgia Tech students that are here and

showing them kind of the American
perspective and broadening their horizons.

It's the opposite of but
they the basis for

all the programs is the same
just to broaden the horizons and

gain a global perspective in every student
no matter where they come from and

then finally International Education Week
is just a week full of the events

that really highlight all
intersects cultural diversity and

some of the events that have to go
international coffee our cultural

trivia events on styles with
different types of food and

just really showing how diverse our second
is and it's a great way for the students

to gain this kind of global perspective
without even having to leave campus.

So that's also a really important aspect
because a lot of time students don't

have the means to go out and see the world
so Georgia Tech is bringing that to campus

and still providing opportunities to
get a little perspective right so

they might know all this evidence so
one more question Sylvie So you're going

to go into your city the day of the big
speech or you could do that you have to go

back to sleep to look at his entire speech
is a part where he talks about her for

his talks about how you were never really
stacked you're either for or your former.

Now I feel like this is a good lead in
to what I'm about to talk about how we

measure up as to two other major our
research institutions out there.

Now why this is important is because as
Brenda mentioned you know we are a very

well competition and
it's student here on campus but

the same time we're at home or situation.

Sometimes we you know we always need
to seek ways to improve ourselves and

improve our international outlook and
of will come to see even if that entails.

You know improving upon ourselves.

So without further ado I I.

We're going to compare and

contrast for major research
universities and kind of see how

Drew take measures up in regards to the
first one we're going to take a look at is

the MIT now admits he has sued committees
the International Court and the committee

committee international Budget Committee
that hope to see a Ministry of Sound

support there you know figure out these
are national activities and promote them.

But when I look at this.

I look at committees to committees unlike
owns a committee kind of what might be

going through my mind but anyway.

We have recently established
major major partnerships

with other research institutions across
the world school took in Moscow.

Most recently of him and

I see they have very very few are found in
mines he sponsored study abroad programs.

Most of the programs are but they do have
a web page that lists you know the study

abroad programs that many students
are going on but most of them have been

exchange programs so so much for
neighbors who are very good really more.

Callous that killed one second instance
you know what you put in there

they do have a very clean clear
about us page which tells us you

know like they're global strategy or
they're coming from strategy approach but

there isn't really any clear
mention of who will be on the ship.

No they do talk about like we're going to
solve the world's most challenging problem

but who doesn't want to say that right.

That's like.
Kind of on the page of

everybody we talk about.

Ourselves so we the most challenging
problems in the world but

they don't really listen me and it's us
to you know how we're going to do that

on these you have some you know some so
you about programs available

either exchange or
with another partner universities.

However there are some restrictions
calcite be can still be a bit like

sort of their sophomore or junior year so

that means they can actually only
they end up studying abroad.

So in their junior or senior year.

You know you think about
that sack you like.

I believe it's after the first semester
freshens can begin study abroad so

callous and not so high you know.

So we move forward.

Now look at pretty University.

Now Purdue is another famous has
a very Now the engineering program but

they are also a school that has a a fairly
reputable little are spoken to so

this is where we get a little competition.

So the strategic plan help or
do they think is kind of

if you look at it kind of the similar
gist of what Dillard sections in there.

Since you claim improving student
opportunities in the global marketplace

as well as increasing the university's
overall presence overseas.

You know across the world.

They have a little holes you researched
sorry global policy reaches into that

address as a city bus global challenges
through by the leaking actual

research done with how halls.

Look how well the pulse works so

that that's quite interesting to me about
it and they have a wide variety of us.

So you buy a program and you've got a
search director where you can look at you

know based on the number of like hours
you want to take or like the cost

range of expense that you know and what
kind of program suits you and what not.

So they actually have a very
you know extensive search

trip to associate with their
sort of run programs and

they're so you run programs
are charged directly there.

It's corner with a number of hours
that you take and then finally we will

look at the biggest competition and
we have Stanford University.

Now severed has consistently in the past
decade or so they have ranked as one of

the nation's top having what the nation's
top study abroad programs by U.S.

News and World Report and they have the.

Particular program called being
overseas studies a program that roughly

what happens every graduating class
a day but there are roughly one half

the every graduating class
participates in just this one.

So your problems there.

There are other so you brought programs us
never but this is quite quite astounding.

And this program is represented
eleven different countries and

there's also interesting.

We call budget allocation.

Now we've started running Stanford So
if you are on financial aid you're seen as

study abroad with several university
you automatically get another like we

call allowance and it's for your financial
aid that includes you know traveling and

suddenly Casa hopes you know what just for
that only measure

up with no heat with through all these
other Your University of Georgia Tech.

If you look at somebody some people might
be shaking their heads in a sense but in

terms of at average annual who we should
we actually are pretty affordable computer

system a zillion schools mostly because
there are you know big private schools and

also most of the Tech students end
up paying less and that average

that this average scores like the average
between out of state institution.

Are you know the total sum of that and
to an average those most door to take

students and the payment was an average
of no show on the bottom right there when

they study abroad because every student
from go to the same pace institution.

When they study abroad on
a faculty led program and so like

we actually end up you know paying a lot
less when we compare what we're already

compared to MIT counseling we have a lot
more global partnerships in research and

we also have a much more extensive
study abroad program has shown

compared to Purdue and Stanford.

We are we're still very
competitive in the sense of course

we're also the pioneer in the sense
here and because produced everday have

a lot of they have a very reputable
what you call large program.

And traditionally they say
international outlook programs

are traditionally focused more towards
the arts program but Jordan said it's been

a pioneer in that in transitioning that
over to major technical research and

engineering and a sense so for for all
purposes through tech at the heart of it.

We are a pioneer we are a prime example of
my technical institute that has greater

national awards and now it turns out to
the Scots a little more on the current

state which are just so we've talked
about a lot of our current programs and

we talk about what our peer
institutions are doing but

we have a little bell
Georgia Tech's here and

I'm really kind of break this down into
two big pieces one our resources that

we're going to be giving toward
our policy and massive policy

here I mean like our strategic plan which
would come as some of our views over.

Really.

Right now because it's so beautiful way.

I mean you read the whole thing in class
but we're really only going to touch and

go for but in terms of a resource.

This is you know when something might be
coming down the money so where are we

going to get the money to not only stay
where we are as a global pioneer but

also to increase not only our
knowledge our research and

our mission to gradually to go system
with where does this come from.

So I want to bring up very quickly our
temporal campaigns right now I'm not sure

we're all aware but we're actually in the
in phase of our largest capital campaign.

There isn't one point five billion
billion dollars toward executing

the different are the five different
goals laid out some strategic planning.

So something to shoot for
where this money.

You know you can drive the label this as
well of course do this in ship program.

So think of additional classes like this
one in the photo here three increase.

Increase classes that are more into
play than air and inter-disciplinary in

Nature think of expanding that would be
programs to get even more programs and

scholarships toward our study abroad.

So here's kind of breakdown of global
position strategy which is in essence

a more detailed version
of our strategic or

number four on domestic you mind
that this is all about expanding our

world footprint and standing our leverage
in our global impact and in embracing

not only diversity fusion by embracing
how we look at the world and

how derivative students view the world
you know in a global percent so

very briefly who are looking at Spain but
our whole world footprint.

I want to really highlight two things
here one Georgia Tech school building.

So how many of us are aware of textbook

everybody everybody at
Slate is like all right.

They are so right now we're in
the plans to really develop and

look at getting us a lot
of infrastructure for

Georgia Tech's global village ocean
imagine this as a international hub.

If you will right international arm of
techs where this is where we can have

things like for consulting areas we can
have different further their research for

their corporation base where their other
international colleges are coming to

Georgia Tech not asking us what do we
think what we need to really rely on off

of our knowledge in our skill set that we
train our students faculty and staff and

no one include is our diversity and
inclusion resources.

Now we do we have to
maintain the current level

that they are going to expand them to
the things we're doing right now is

a one point three million dollars
renovation to the office of.

Minority educational development
building the chipping good as well as we

are establishing a new a new own G.P.
Q I am a center right

over into IT services good question on.

So our second strategy
we're going to extend and

leverage search it takes
into hype around the globe.

Now there's a lot of different ways
a plane goes into how to do this but

the one thing that is the key to
this the key to this entire strategy

is our ten thousand plus
alumni that live work and

use services outside of the U.S.
and now are the same Plus

think of the research opportunities
that they can help us start think of

internships they can help a student start
thinking of a corporate partnership

because again most of them are going
to be working abroad or living abroad.

So right now we actually have very little
data on this ten thousand plus alumni and

again that is a resource
that we are not again our

third search is going to be to embrace and
drop sure globally engage students and

this really ties of most accurately
into graduating Good Will says.

So here one of the other
like when I was up our goal

is one hundred percent work
study research service abroad.

Right now we're about a quarter
we're forcing freezes.

So we're apheresis so and

it does seems like a lot to go to somebody
get if you're going to be a pioneer.

If you're going to be the trooper laser
that we stay on all of our website and

all of our admissions material
then we have to strive for

the best and put on one thing I
would love to highlight here would

be that we already have fifteen
to agree enjoyed programs.

So we're already.

We're taking steps in the right direction.

So again.

Here are if you want to think
of us as a task force if you

will on your in upper classmen these
are kind of artificial recommendations for

what we would like to see in addition to
some of the things are already specified

out in place so my first thing is you
really should looking at taking the G.T.O.

delish and really putting
the resources there to develop

an international consulting bridge.

Now you got the OK International
Consulting branch that sounds good but

how does that affect students how does
that help us as strategic students and

as a home campus graduate going global.

So well when people are asking us
what is your take on when we're doing

our senior design projects where
we're going on programs or so or

doing this if you prefer the international
plan not only do we want to think of that

from our local actions as affecting global
war star as having global impact but

you also want to look at this as people
who aren't necessarily aware with

all the different resources that
trajectory to take has to offer.

We want to change that mindset.

So we don't have a problem.

It's an issue.

What with Georgia Tech you can be the
whole of them can we fly some students to

Beijing and have them.

It's our country that's what we
want our second thing to do in

terms of branch campuses our
most popular one is lowering

rates are going to popular
when it's due to rain.

However we have actually had sport.

Looking at a brain scan of this media and
unfortunately for

political reasons we haven't been
able to quite get this on the ground.

I get this before.

However I did a little more research in
the last two or three months actually in

September and there is an executive order
by the prime minister of India that has

basically made it extremely easy for
other institutions to come in and

act as a branch campuses without
even having to establish a complete.

This is a cool place you are in prison but
you know that this

isn't just something that we should be
looking after this is something that and

mighty Harvard Princeton.

You know are already looking OK so
I'll take it slow and

if we don't jump on this
opportunity then we will

become just kind of right we have
inclusion some good stuff but

I think especially when it comes to kind
of relating this fact like the why behind

the how we talk about
that money is important

you know we talk about we went
through three capital campaigns and

one point five billion
dollars that think of it.

I think that one of the coolest things I
think I've really realized is being at

Georgia Tech is seeing people much more
different dynamics of wealth and what not.

It's like it's not like what you it's not
the fact that you have the money it's what

you do when you get it.

I mean I think that in
this first Georgia Tech.

I think it's I think one of the cool
things I was really great when we were

researching is I was kind of all geared up
ready to be like Georgia Tech should do

this and this and this and this and
I think what I found is that when we were

doing research for like wow they're doing
a really lot of great things that a lot of

kids don't even really know about and
I didn't even know about.

I mean even in this presentation I'm
still learning stuff about it and so

I think that one of the cool things I I
believe that there should be a more

intentional kind of it just in
general what we thought is just more

intentional kind of discipline and
I think classes like this

where it's really really heavily
based on discussion things like that

where a lot of the engineering courses
I mean my class I went into today

I'm going to go sleep you know I mean
he's up there doing stuff on the board.

That's great that's important to me but

I think that I think there
should be a requirement for

the for the idea that there Georgia Tech
students need to be put in.

In an environment like this or some other
similar one where you're forced to talk

about things that are necessarily super
comfortable like being a global citizen if

you're from you know offer to George and
you never really have lost your you

never really gone anywhere else and
you've been here you graduate have a great

career raise families be great and
that really Georgia.

I mean so it's the idea of like kind
of in instilling them Portman's behind

the why that we want to be such
an international power why we want to

gain the money why we want
to do all the things.

And when when you're walking the steps and

you're actually implementing it with the
students having an international kind of

you taking the resources like that we have
like tech Square which is really great and

making it more international That is kind
of a represent our recommendation for

Georgia Tech and kind of like where they
can go forward we're having application

GO IN CIRCLE platform for
critical thinking you are going to start

with your why he study brawling which
is a serious injury spoke with you guys

about the stuff that we already have and
then the three key strategies.

I secured strategic plan are expanding
standing in the briefing.

So it's like the talk in
the language is there.

It's as if we're you know we have to
actually make sure that we're walking

walking in this that setting and getting
somewhere new that we haven't been before

and that's what I think that's
the second in just as critical and

this is a quote from I believe it was and
you found it.

You know that.
Yeah yeah this is great but

our part of the drug sector should you go.

If you graduate good global citizens
citizens connected with the world

with technologically and
emotionally and for

me that's the why this is the how when
that's like the why behind is the emotion.

I see your dog attack when it's
really really hard because I'm more

than just the money you want to write
these students are actively in touch

with what's happening in the world
around them and want to actively work.

They're utilizing their type of exercise
for us to prove the condition and so

that's kind of like a nice little synopsis
of everything that we all kind of talk

about what you guys did with
your survey what Brian and

his group talk about with what this
class has done in so Georgia Tech.

It's almost it's Stepney not doing that
with the best they can then there's

always room for improvement.

And so those are just some
of things that we thought.

Thank you.