Global Affairs Arden L Bement, Jr. Chief Global Affairs Officer and Director, Global Policy Research Institute Board of Trustees July 20, 2012 1
Objectives for meeting global challenges Global Council organization Strategic principles Current global portfolio Template for the future 2
Focus efforts for strategic impact Leverage to maximize academic returns Increase awareness of global policy engagement Enhance economic development of Indiana 3
President VP Public Affairs Julie Griffith VP Research Richard Buckius VP Development Lisa Calvert Purdue Alum Assn Kirk Cerny Provost Tim Sands Assoc. VP Suresh Garimella Chief Global Affairs Officer Arden Bement *Global Affairs Executive Committee Arden Bement (chair) Colleges/Schools International Programs Global Suresh Garimella Global Policy Research Institute Arden Bement/Angela Diaz Global Council Arden Bement/Mike Brzezinski/Rab Mukerjea International Programs Mike Brzezinski Committees *Bement (chair), Sands, Buckius, Griffith, Garimella, Brzezinski, Angela Diaz, Mukerjea, Chairs of Global Council Committees Note: Unit-level operational matters to be handled within units Significant structural, budgetary, and personnel matters to be handled in concurrence with Chief Global Affairs Officer involving the Global Affairs Executive Committee Indicates reporting relationships 4 Indicates consultative/collaborative relationships
President VP Public Affairs Julie Griffith VP Research Richard Buckius VP Development Lisa Calvert Purdue Alum Assn Kirk Cerny Provost Tim Sands Assoc. VP Suresh Garimella Chief Global Affairs Officer Arden Bement *Global Affairs Executive Committee Arden Bement (chair) Colleges/Schools International Programs Global Suresh Garimella Global Policy Research Institute Arden Bement/Angela Diaz Global Council Arden Bement/Mike Brzezinski/Rab Mukerjea International Programs Mike Brzezinski Committees *Bement (chair), Sands, Buckius, Griffith, Garimella, Brzezinski, Angela Diaz, Mukerjea, Chairs of Global Council Committees Note: Unit-level operational matters to be handled within units Significant structural, budgetary, and personnel matters to be handled in concurrence with Chief Global Affairs Officer involving the Global Affairs Executive Committee Indicates reporting relationships 5 Indicates consultative/collaborative relationships
President VP Public Affairs Julie Griffith VP Research Richard Buckius VP Development Lisa Calvert Purdue Alum Assn Kirk Cerny Provost Tim Sands Assoc. VP Suresh Garimella Chief Global Affairs Officer Arden Bement *Global Affairs Executive Committee Arden Bement (chair) Colleges/Schools International Programs Global Suresh Garimella Global Policy Research Institute Arden Bement/Angela Diaz Global Council Arden Bement/Mike Brzezinski/Rab Mukerjea International Programs Mike Brzezinski Committees *Bement (chair), Sands, Buckius, Griffith, Garimella, Brzezinski, Angela Diaz, Mukerjea, Chairs of Global Council Committees Note: Unit-level operational matters to be handled within units Significant structural, budgetary, and personnel matters to be handled in concurrence with Chief Global Affairs Officer involving the Global Affairs Executive Committee Indicates reporting relationships 6 Indicates consultative/collaborative relationships
President VP Public Affairs Julie Griffith VP Research Richard Buckius VP Development Lisa Calvert Purdue Alum Assn Kirk Cerny Provost Tim Sands Assoc. VP Suresh Garimella Chief Global Affairs Officer Arden Bement *Global Affairs Executive Committee Arden Bement (chair) Colleges/Schools International Programs Global Suresh Garimella Global Policy Research Institute Arden Bement/Angela Diaz Global Council Arden Bement/Mike Brzezinski/Rab Mukerjea International Programs Mike Brzezinski Committees *Bement (chair), Sands, Buckius, Griffith, Garimella, Brzezinski, Angela Diaz, Mukerjea, Chairs of Global Council Committees Note: Unit-level operational matters to be handled within units Significant structural, budgetary, and personnel matters to be handled in concurrence with Chief Global Affairs Officer involving the Global Affairs Executive Committee Indicates reporting relationships 7 Indicates consultative/collaborative relationships
President VP Public Affairs Julie Griffith VP Research Richard Buckius VP Development Lisa Calvert Purdue Alum Assn Kirk Cerny Provost Tim Sands Assoc. VP Suresh Garimella Chief Global Affairs Officer Arden Bement *Global Affairs Executive Committee Arden Bement (chair) Colleges/Schools International Programs Global Suresh Garimella Global Policy Research Institute Arden Bement/Angela Diaz Global Council Arden Bement/Mike Brzezinski/Rab Mukerjea International Programs Mike Brzezinski Committees *Bement (chair), Sands, Buckius, Griffith, Garimella, Brzezinski, Angela Diaz, Mukerjea, Chairs of Global Council Committees Note: Unit-level operational matters to be handled within units Significant structural, budgetary, and personnel matters to be handled in concurrence with Chief Global Affairs Officer involving the Global Affairs Executive Committee Indicates reporting relationships 8 Indicates consultative/collaborative relationships
Gabriela Weaver Jon Harbor Education Leah Jamieson Karen Plaut Rick Cosier Business and Innovation GC Faculty Committees Research Suresh Garimella Policy Eugene Spafford Shelley MacDermid Wadsworth 9
Information Portal Language & Culture Economic Benefits Soft Landings GC Initiatives Barriers Dual Degrees 10 Policy Community
Academic Benefits Transcend Borders True Partnerships Faculty-Led Balance & Alignment Ethical Standards Sustain Within Capacity Shared Principles 11
International Enrollment Numbers Percentages International Enrollment 10000 25 8000 20 6000 15 4000 10 2000 5 0 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 0 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Total Enrollment % of Total Enrollment Total UG Enrollment % Total UG Enrollment 12
Study Abroad Student Participation and Programs Utilized 2001-2012 1800 1600 1531 1586 1491 1752 1714 1400 1273 1200 1000 800 600 526 694 881 1026 990 400 200 0 95 109 129 167 153 185 194 199 201 220 208 Students Programs 13
Germany-1 Afghanistan-1 Italy-1 Colombia-3 Ethiopia-1 Tanzania-1 India-2 China-4 Taiwan-1 *Presidential MOUs and LOAs 14 Antarctica
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$ Millions Estimated foreign student expenditures: ~200* Foreign visitors & guest expenditures: Unknown R&D contracts with foreign companies, Economic development projects, Sponsored programs: ~27 Foreign alumni gifts: ~140 *International Education Open Doors Report 16
19 U.S. companies with foreign operations/offices and sales International Tenants (pre-2012): Japan, Korea, France, and India New Tenants (2012): Genport (Italy), Ommyx (Israel) Active Recruitments: Israel, Kuwait, United Kingdom 17
Attracting New Foreign Companies to Indiana: Nanshan America Co. (China) Iotron (Canada) Itochu (Japan) Dallara (Italy) Fronius (Austria) Evonik (Germany) 18
Understanding institutional capacity Achieving focus and integration Alignment with national/state obligations and interests Purdue as a strategic global university Balancing pragmatism with idealism 19
Balance Pragmatism with Idealism Contributing to global issues Competing for high tech markets Preparing global leaders 20
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No. projects funded 18 Funds awarded $0.48M External funding received $2.35M ROI 3.9 Proposals pending $12.2M Students supported 34 Papers/proceedings 13 23