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IAUP

IAUP. What is IAUP. The International Association of University Presidents (IAUP) is an association of university chief executives from higher education institutions around the world.

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IAUP

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  1. IAUP

  2. What is IAUP • The International Association of University Presidents (IAUP) is an association of university chief executives from higher education institutions around the world. • Membership is limited to those individuals who serve as presidents, rectors or vice-chancellors at regionally accredited colleges or universities. • IAUP is a NGO (Non Governmental Organization) holding the highest (ECOSOC) consultation rights at the United Nations and formal consultation rights with UNESCO.

  3. Objectives IAUP is striving for excellence in the following: • to increase the exchange of experiences, Ievels of collaboration and networking among university Ieaders. • to provide a well informed forum for university Ieaders throughout the world. • to contribute to a worldwide vision of higher education. • to strengthen the international mission of institutions throughout the world. • to make every effort for the voice of educational leaders to be heard. • to support sustainable development in a context of global competency. • to promote peace and international understanding through education. University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria

  4. IAUP Partners • American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU) - http://www.aascu.org • American Council on Education (ACE) - http://www.acenet.edu • Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU) - http://www.acu.ac.uk • Association of Universities of Asia and the Pacific (AUAP) - http://sut2.sut.ac.th/auap • European Universities Association (EUA) - http://www.eua.be • International Association of Universities (lAU) - http://www.unesco.org/iau • IUBFORUM.NET - http://iubforum.net • The United Nations Department of Public Information (UN DPI) - http://www.undpi.org • The World Bank - Research Alliance for Development - http://worldbank.org • UNESCO - http://portal.unesco.org • Union of Mediterranean Universities (UNIMED) - http://www.uni-med.net • Universities Australia - http://www.universitiesaustralia.edu.au

  5. Membership There are 349 members in 64 counties Regional Councils: • African • European • Latin-American • Middle East • North American • Pacific Region • South Asian • North East Asian • South East Asian University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria

  6. Opportunities for lnvolvement 1. High-level Representation to the United Nations IAUP is a nongovernmental organization holding consultative status to the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC). With that distinction, IAUP‘s President may appoint member-university presidents to committees within the UN NGO system, including New York, Geneva and Vienna. This means you have the opportunity to review the array of UN initiatives and be nominated as a delegate to work on policy committees or commissions that interest you, either personally or from an institutional perspective. Examples include the Committee on the Status of Women, the Committee on HIV/AIDS, the Committee on Sustainable Development, Committee on Narcotics & Substance Abuse, the Committee on Human Rights, and the Committee on Finance for Development.

  7. Opportunities for lnvolvement 2. IAUP/UN Commission on Disarmament Education, Conflict Resolution and Peace • IAUP is the only external organization to manage a joint commission with the United Nations. Commission delegates are appointed by IAUP‘s President, in consultation with the Commission Chair. IAUP was instrumental in creating the Year of Peace at the U.N. and is recognized annually at the U.N.'s Day of Peace activities. • This means you have the opportunity to be appointed to this rare, high-level commission making recommendations directly to the UN Secretariat. University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria

  8. Opportunities for lnvolvement • 3. U.N. Academic Impact • lAUP is the Iead partner organization with the United Nations in creating its Academic Impact initiative (http://academicimpact.org). Leadership opportunities continue to exist for IAUP members in managing this global initiative of educational institutions. • This means you have the opportunity to take a leadership role in working with the United Nations Department of Public Information in shaping the initiative and promoting its goals and distribution. University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria

  9. Opportunities for lnvolvement • 4. WISE Leadership Institute • Sponsored by the Qatar Foundation and co-managed by IAUP and IIE, this summer leadership program trains new university presidents around the world in management strategies for leading their institutions. • This means that you have the opportunity to participate in the development and teaching of the training modules for new university presidents and develop personal relationships with them. University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria

  10. Opportunities for lnvolvement • 5. World Bank Interaction • IAUP has a representative on the Steering Committee of the World Bank's Research Alliance for Development and is working with the World Bank to enhance higher education capacity in less developed countries. Other initiatives are in developmental stages and need additional member interest to move forward. • This means that you have the opportunity to interact with the World Bank as a representative of IAUP, working with that body to create programs that meet your interests and improve the educational infrastructure in lesser developed countries. University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria

  11. Opportunities for lnvolvement • 6. UNESCO Interaction • IAUP is an accredited NGO with UNESCO. • This means that you have the opportunity to participate in activities carried out through the Division of Higher Education (World Conferences on H.E., Seminars and the UNESCO Unitwin and Chairs Programs) as well as present proposals for funding, through the Participation Program of UNESCO, especially to assist higher education institutions in developing countries. University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria

  12. Opportunities for lnvolvement • 7. International Education Faculty Achievement Award • Each year IAUP recognizes faculty who make significant contributions in curriculum development for world citizenship and who prepare students for successful careers in our global economy. Each member president of IAUP may annually nominate one faculty member from his or her university for a certificate of acknowledgement that is signed by IAUP's President and the member university president making the nomination. One award is given to each member university each year, but the time of the award aligns with each institution's cycle of an honors or award ceremony. • This means that you have the opportunity to recognize with a prestigious award from a distinguished international association those conscientious faculty who are making a difference at your university. University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria

  13. Opportunities for lnvolvement • 8. IAUP Leadership Positions • There are on-going opportunities for member-presidents to serve in leadership roles as members of the IAUP Executive Committee, regional chair, vice-president, or task force members. • This means that you have the opportunity to provide leadership and direction to an international association that holds the highest accreditations with many of the most distinguished organizations working for world peace and development, including the United Nations and UNESCO. IAUP is the Global Voice of Higher Education, and the IAUP leadership has the ability to channel that voice and serve as its spokesperson. University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria

  14. Opportunities for lnvolvement • 9. IAUP Commission on Women's Education • This is the newest commission of IAUP, created in 2007 to advocate for women's education through networking and collaboration among universities and colleges worldwide. • This means that you have the opportunity to share and shape practical approaches to increase educational opportunities at tertiary Ievel for women and career advancement within tertiary education. University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria

  15. Opportunities for lnvolvement • 10. IAUP Global Surveys • IAUP conducts global surveys, three times each year, of university CEO's on issues that challenge the world and higher education. We maintain a database of more than 4,000 email addresses and reach higher education Ieaders through both print and online access. • This means that you have the opportunity to submit questions and themes for future polls and offer their analysis as part of press releases to such outlets as The International Herald Tribune, Alcazar World, The New York Times or China Daily. University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria

  16. Presidential Updates • IAUP members receive periodic updates on issues and forums of interest to chief executive officers in higher education. • This means you have access to a global online network of peers. lAUP offers members access to its network for information that is comprehensive and of clear interest to the chief executive officers of higher education worldwide. University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria

  17. How can I join IAUP? Contact: International Association of University Presidents 809 United Nations Plaza New York, NY -USA www.laup.org University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria

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