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Toward A Collaborative Partnership Framework: Northwest
Ohio (US) and The Black Country (UK) prepared by Professor
Jean Gilkison, Dean of Research and Graduate Studies University
of Wolverhampton.
Collaborative Partnership Framework prepared
by Steve Doherty, Investment Manager for Black Country Investment.
PARTNERSHIP PROGRESS
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March 2005 –
Dr. Penny Poplin-Gosetti (The
University of Toledo) and Dr.
Ron Opp (The University of Toledo)
visit the UK to meet with the Vice Chancellor, Technology
Cluster leaders, and deans.
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October
14, 2004- Dr. Neil Duncan (Senior Lecturer in
Education, The University of Wolverhampton) presents a
public lecture at The University of Toledo entitled “Sexualized
Aggression in Schools.”
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August 16-19, 2004- Dr. Mike Carroll (Bowling
Green State University) and
Dr. Neil
Reid (The University of Toledo) visited the UK to learn about cluster initiations
in order to apply the approaches to NW Ohio economic development.
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Summer 2004- Dr. Thomas Switzer (The
University of Toledo, Dean of College of
Education) visited the the University of Wolverhampton to meet with
the College of Education
administration.
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May 2004- United Kingdom delegates,
Jean Gilkison (University of Wolverhampton) and
Steve Doherty (Black County Investment) visited Northwest Ohio to explore
partnerships.
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October 2003- Frank Calzonetti
(The University of Toledo) visited with representatives of
universities and businesses in the UK and Ireland to
develop contacts for future collaboration and to
learn ways in which European universities are
working with their communities in technology-based
development. The University of Wolverhampton
area was selected because the institution and its
region share many similarities with The University
of Toledo and Northwest Ohio. |
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Collaboration
between the University of Wolverhampton and Black Country Investment
with Northwest Ohio Universities and the Regional Growth
Partnership