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App State students, faculty member honored with 2022 Global Leadership Awards

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The recipients of App State’s 2022 Global Leadership Awards are pictured at the university’s Global Symposium, held Nov. 16, 2022. From left to right are Lillian Nave, a senior lecturer in the First Year Seminar program and the Universal Design for Learning Coordinator in the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning for Student Success; alumna Chau Nguyen ’22; Lilly Lloyd, a senior history major from Black Mountain; and biology graduate student Robert Onjiko, of Kenya. Photo submitted

“These awards and the celebration of this event during International Education Week underscore the important place that global learning occupies here at App State.”

Karen Marshall, assistant director of international student and scholar services and outreach at App State

Edited by Brian Miller
Posted Jan. 17, 2023 at 2:20 p.m.

BOONE, N.C. — Three Appalachian State University students and a faculty member received Global Leadership Awards at the university’s annual Global Symposium, held Nov. 16, 2022.

“These awards and the celebration of this event during International Education Week underscore the important place that global learning occupies here at App State.”

Karen Marshall, assistant director of international student and scholar services and outreach at App State

The symposium is organized by App State’s Office of International Education and Development (OIED) as part of International Education Week. Now in its 10th year, the symposium is an opportunity for faculty, staff and students to share their global work on a professional platform while simultaneously contributing to global learning at the university. More than 165 people attended a variety of globally oriented workshops and presentations as part of the 2022 event.

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Chrissie Faupel, executive director of App State’s Office of International Education and Development, gives welcoming remarks at App State’s Global Symposium on Nov. 16, 2022. Photo by Chase Reynolds

App State’s Global Leadership Awards were established in 2012 to recognize the extraordinary contributions of students, faculty and staff who have initiated, developed and supported opportunities for global learning.

“These awards and the celebration of this event during International Education Week underscore the important place that global learning occupies here at App State,” said OIED’s Karen Marshall, assistant director of international student and scholar services and outreach.

This year, Global Leadership Awards were given to graduate student Robert Onjiko, senior Lilly Lloyd, alumna Chau Nguyen ’22 and Lillian Nave, a senior lecturer in App State’s First Year Seminar program and the Universal Design for Learning Coordinator in the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning for Student Success.

“We honor each recipient for their tireless work in leading global learning initiatives on campus and abroad,” said Marshall.

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Lynn McNeil, senior lecturer in App State’s Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures, presents the “Collaborate Virtually, Interact Globally” session at App State’s Global Symposium on Nov. 16, 2022. Photo by Chase Reynolds

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App State alumna Gracie Justice ’22 speaks as a panelist for the “App State Students Around the World” discussion at App State’s Global Symposium on Nov. 16, 2022. Justice holds a Bachelor of Arts in global studies from App State. Photo by Chase Reynolds

About the Global Leadership Awards winners

Robert Onjiko, an international student from Kenya, has served on multiple student panels and search committees, is an active member of the international student community, is a Cultural Ambassador for OIED and is passionate about research on malaria. He is pursuing a Master of Science in biology from App State, with a concentration in cell and molecular biology.

Chau Nguyen ’22 was one of the two longest serving International Appalachian (INTAPP) members, with four total years of service and two years on INTAPP’s executive board. She has also served on multiple panels highlighting international student experiences. Nguyen holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration in marketing from App State.

Lilly Lloyd, a history major from Black Mountain, joined INTAPP in 2020 as the organization’s historian and has since worked her way up to become INTAPP’s president. Under her leadership, INTAPP has executed several successful events, including international orientation, multiple study abroad presentations and a traditional Thanksgiving dinner for international students. In addition, Lloyd is focusing on creating leadership and professional development opportunities for all INTAPP members.

Lillian Nave has deep roots in global education. In January 2017 and 2018 she took two groups of App State students to Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands as part of a study abroad experience for students who had taken a seminar class with her. Nave also served as a faculty learning partner on a trip with App State students to Peru, where the group served as volunteers at a shelter for abused women and children. Aside from teaching at App State, Nave is also host of the “Think UDL” (Universal Design for Learning) podcast series.

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Office of International Education and Development

The OIED is responsible for spearheading the internationalization efforts at Appalachian. The internationalization mission of Appalachian is to develop awareness, knowledge, appreciation and respect of cultural differences in both domestic and international contexts in its students, faculty, staff and the surrounding communities. The university is also dedicated to creating a campus environment that builds the theoretical and practical skills needed to interact effectively in a global society.

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About the Office of International Education and Development

The OIED is responsible for spearheading the internationalization efforts at Appalachian. The internationalization mission of Appalachian is to develop awareness, knowledge, appreciation and respect of cultural differences in both domestic and international contexts in its students, faculty, staff and the surrounding communities. The university is also dedicated to creating a campus environment that builds the theoretical and practical skills needed to interact effectively in a global society. Learn more at https://international.appstate.edu.

About Appalachian State University

As the premier public undergraduate institution in the Southeast, Appalachian State University prepares students to lead purposeful lives as global citizens who understand and engage their responsibilities in creating a sustainable future for all. The Appalachian Experience promotes a spirit of inclusion that brings people together in inspiring ways to acquire and create knowledge, to grow holistically, to act with passion and determination, and to embrace diversity and difference. Located in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Appalachian is one of 17 campuses in the University of North Carolina System. Appalachian enrolls nearly 21,000 students, has a low student-to-faculty ratio and offers more than 150 undergraduate and graduate majors.

“These awards and the celebration of this event during International Education Week underscore the important place that global learning occupies here at App State.”

Karen Marshall, assistant director of international student and scholar services and outreach at App State

Office of International Education and Development
Office of International Education and Development

The OIED is responsible for spearheading the internationalization efforts at Appalachian. The internationalization mission of Appalachian is to develop awareness, knowledge, appreciation and respect of cultural differences in both domestic and international contexts in its students, faculty, staff and the surrounding communities. The university is also dedicated to creating a campus environment that builds the theoretical and practical skills needed to interact effectively in a global society.

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