Celebrate Learning! Spring 2014 (Vol 5, Issue 2) | Page 15

How do you work with schools if at all? Description of a community institution How do you work with satellite institutions? How does Tulsa measure the success of her programs? Does the institution have a tracer program in place to see what happens to their graduates? Do you have external links (globally who are your partners)? What are your interests in professional exchange programs and student exchange programs? How strong is the research aspect of the institution? What is the source of revenue for the institution? Special Education issues (what is the institution doing about this?) I would also like to visit both educational and memorable places of interest in the area, one or two schools that work with the institution, with inservice department, with the Service learning program” Connecting with several faculty, staff and administration, Fikile accomplished her objectives. In a following up email, Fikile wrote to me saying, “I would like to take this time to thank you for hosting me. It was a real pleasure meeting all of you and learning what goes on at Tulsa on a day to day basis. I am grateful to Dr. Price for making the connection with IIE (International Institute for Education) to have Humphrey Fellows come over to the Tulsa Community College to learn from the esteemed staff. I do hope that this will not be "Hello and Goodbye"! I hope that we will continue to keep in touch and to learn from one another in one way or the other… I hope that I will not be the first and last Humphrey Fellow you host at Tulsa Community College. It was a great learning experience for me which I wish could be extended to other Fellows.” Of specific mention was Fikile’s opportunity to meet with Joshua Baker, Assistant Professor, and Developmental Mathematics & MathPath-Faculty Team Leader - Metro Campus. Josh told me that, “During our visit Fikile Pictured: Dr. McKeon and Fikile Mdlu Ɛ