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	UW-Green Bay, University of Jordan seek opportunities for collaboration The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay and the University of Jordan took a major step to strengthen their ties Thursday (Nov. 2) with the signing of an agreement calling for greater cooperation between the two universities. UW-Green Bay Chancellor Bruce Shepard and Eid Dirani, vice president for humanities, social faculties and community service at the University of Jordan, signed the document during a reception at Mary Ann Cofrin Hall. The agreement confirms a "willingness to further educational and cultural cooperation" between the two institutions. It calls for an ongoing sharing of "ideas, opportunities and resources." Representatives of UW-Green Bay, the community and the North American Jordanian Association attended the ceremony in the Vista Room. UW-Green Bay Chancellor Bruce Shepard and Eid Dirani of the University of Jordan talk about the benefits of their institutions' cooperative efforts. At left is Ganga Nair, UW-Green Bay professor of Natural and Applied Sciences. Dr. Dirani and Chancellor Shepard prepare to sign the memorandum of understanding pledging their universities to greater collaboration. Sue Hammersmith, UW-Green Bay provost and vice chancellor for academic affairs, presents Dr. Dirani with a framed photo by Green Bay photographer Glenn Sanderson. Posing for a photo are, from left, Fritz Erickson, UW-Green Bay dean of professional and graduate studies, Rachel Bradley, Erik Dolson, Provost Hammersmith, and Glenn Sanderson. Bradley, who attends Green Bay Preble High School, and Dolson, a student at Notre Dame Academy, traveled to Jordan this summer as part of UW-Green Bay's Journey to Jordan Institute. Leaders of the North American Jordanian Association visited UW-Green Bay for the reception and signing ceremony. With Chancellor Shepard are Kayed Al-Masarweh (left), co-founder and secretary of the association, and John Haddad, the association's interim chair. With the formalities completed, representatives of the university and community found time to socialize at the reception.

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UW-Green Bay, University of Jordan
seek opportunities for collaboration

The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay and the University of Jordan took a major step to strengthen their ties Thursday (Nov. 2) with the signing of an agreement calling for greater cooperation between the two universities. UW-Green Bay Chancellor Bruce Shepard and Eid Dirani, vice president for humanities, social faculties and community service at the University of Jordan, signed the document during a reception at Mary Ann Cofrin Hall. The agreement confirms a "willingness to further educational and cultural cooperation" between the two institutions. It calls for an ongoing sharing of "ideas, opportunities and resources." Representatives of UW-Green Bay, the community and the North American Jordanian Association attended the ceremony in the Vista Room.

Photo: Prof Ganga Nair, UW-Green Bay Chancellor Bruce Shepard and Eid Dirani of the University of Jordan talk about the benefits of their institutions' cooperative efforts.

UW-Green Bay Chancellor Bruce Shepard and Eid Dirani of the University of Jordan talk about the benefits of their institutions' cooperative efforts. At left is Ganga Nair, UW-Green Bay professor of Natural and Applied Sciences.

Photo: Dr. Dirani and Chancellor Shepard prepare to sign the memorandum of understanding.

Dr. Dirani and Chancellor Shepard prepare to sign the memorandum of understanding pledging their universities to greater collaboration.

Photo: Sue Hammersmith presents Dr. Dirani with a framed photo.

Sue Hammersmith, UW-Green Bay provost and vice chancellor for academic affairs, presents Dr. Dirani with a framed photo by Green Bay photographer Glenn Sanderson.

Photo: Dean Fritz Erickson, Rachel Bradley, Erik Dolson, Provost Hammersmith, and Glenn Sanderson.

Posing for a photo are, from left, Fritz Erickson, UW-Green Bay dean of professional and graduate studies, Rachel Bradley, Erik Dolson, Provost Hammersmith, and Glenn Sanderson. Bradley, who attends Green Bay Preble High School, and Dolson, a student at Notre Dame Academy, traveled to Jordan this summer as part of UW-Green Bay's Journey to Jordan Institute.

Photo: Leaders of the North American Jordanian Association with Chancellor Shepard.

Leaders of the North American Jordanian Association visited UW-Green Bay for the reception and signing ceremony. With Chancellor Shepard are Kayed Al-Masarweh (left), co-founder and secretary of the association, and John Haddad, the association's interim chair.

Photo: Representatives of the university and community socialize at the reception.

With the formalities completed, representatives of the university and community found time to socialize at the reception.

UW-Green Bay, University of Jordan seek opportunities for collaboration

UW-Green Bay, University of Jordan
seek opportunities for collaboration