Beyond Borders

Royal D. Colle is Professor Emeritus of Communication at Cornell. He has worked around the world on projects with WHO, the World Bank, FAO, and the Ford Foundation. Heike Michelsen was Director of Programming at Cornell's Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies. She was a Senior Research Officer at the International Service for National Agricultural Research. Elaine D. Engst is Cornell University Archivist Emerita. She worked as Director of the Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections in the Cornell University Library. Corey Ryan Earle is a Visiting Lecturer in the American Studies Program at Cornell University, teaching Cornell history. He works with Alumni Affairs and Development.

• Introduction1. A Pioneering International Program: The Cornell-NankingStory2. A World of Knowledge for a World of Good3. uilding the Foundations of a Campus-Wide InterdisciplinaryEast Asia Program4. The Southeast Asia Program: Global Cornell from theBeginning5. A Center of the Periphery: The South Asia Program6. The Benefits of Interdisciplinary Understanding: Cornell'sLatin American and Caribbean Studies Program7. The Institute of European Studie: A History of Stability andChange8. Creating Connections with Africa: Cornell's Institute forAfrican Development9. Title VI Grants to Cornell: A Demonstration of Strength inInternational Studies10. Launching Peace Studies at Cornell: The Air War in Indochina11. The Study of Muslim Culture, Society, and History around theWorld: The Comparative Muslim Societies Program12. The Bartels World Affairs Fellows: Bringing theInternationally Distinguished to Cornel13. Institutionalized Internationalizatio: International Programsin CALS14. Over Fifty Years of Teaching "Agriculture in the DevelopingNations"15. CIIFAD: Unique Funding for Collaborative Approaches toInternational Development16. Transforming Global Rice Production: The System of RiceIntensification (SRI)17. Institution Building Abroad: Cornell in the Philippines18. The Last Shangri La19. Bt Eggplant: Improving Lives with Biotechnology20. Cornell Expands the Digital World: CommunicationTechnology Abroad21. After the Berlin Wall: Cornell in Post-Socialist Europe22. A Cornell-Japan Partnership:: The Food Industry Connection23. The Cornell Humphrey Program: A Catalyst for Cooperationand Understanding24. The Tang Cornell-China Scholars Program: Connecting withCALS25. Applied Anthropology in the Andes: The Cornell-Peru Project26. Southeast Asian Languages and the Birth of Modern LanguageStudies at Cornell27. African Studies at Cornell: An Insurgent Discipline28. Engineering Solutions to Worldwide Water ManagementIssues29. Global Hospitality: The Hotel School's International Legacy30. Flora Rose and Martha Van Rensselaer: Relief Efforts inBelgium31. Feeding the World: International Nutrition at Cornell32. John P. Windmuller and ILR's Global Experience33. Cornell Engages Emerging Markets Around the World34. Global Awareness and Commitments of Cornell's LawSchool35. "Don't Forget the Horse Doctor": Veterinary medicine'sInternational Legacy36. Weill Cornell Medicine: A Medical Campus Reaching Acrossthe World37. Weill Cornell Medicine - Qatar: Excellence Grown from Sand 38. Cornell International Education Network: A Home forInternational Educators39. Exploring Our World: Cornell Expeditions40. Global Connections Bring Asian Art to the Herbert F. JohnsonMuseum of Art41. Asia Collections in the Cornell University Library42. The Fiske Icelandic Collection: Facets of an Enduring LiteraryGem43. Mann Library Providing Global Access to ScholarlyInformation44. Returning Mushrooms to China: Seventy Years ofSafekeeping45. The Strong Foundations of Cornell-China Relationships46. A Great School Faces the Great War47. Hu Shih: Forging a US-China Alliance48. Building Medical Capacity in India: The Legacy of IdaScudder49. Sending Students Overseas: The History of Cornell Abroad50. Supporting the Global Community: International Student andScholar Services51. Cornell at the Palazzo: The Cornell in Rome Program52. The Cornell Nepal Study Program53. Expanding Horizons: Veterinary Students Explore TheirProfession and the World54. Cornell and the Peace Corps: A Valuable Partnership55. Above All Nations is Humanity: The Cornell Cosmopolitan Club56. Providing a Home for a Global Community: The HollandInternational Living Center57. Performing Around the World: Cornell's MusicalAmbassadors58. Track and Field and The Transatlantic Series59. Conclusions