COOPERATIVE
Studies

Cooperative Studies Faculty Members Provide
Excellent Service for Universities

Cooperative Studies faculty members come from a variety of academic and professional backgrounds. Often they have completed a successful academic career in North America and are ready for new teaching challenges. Others serve during a sabbatical from their university. Some join CS as a Teaching Fellow early in their academic career because of their desire to teach internationally. Some have had successful professional careers in law, business or medicine and have chosen to devote a period of time to assisting universities where their expertise is needed.

The personal character and quality of work of each faculty member is important to host universities.

One of the major reasons universities choose to work with Cooperative Studies is the outstanding qualifications which are required of our Teaching Fellows. Cooperative Studies faculty members are individuals of strong and honorable character. That is why they are able to provide excellent service for the host university. Here is a list of the qualities which are required of each Cooperative Studies faculty member:

• Graduate degree, usually a doctorate
• Strong communication skills
• Good interpersonal skills
• Appreciation for various cultures and ethnic traditions
• Abide by laws and regulations of the host nation and the university
• Honesty and truthfulness
• Hardworking and serving the needs of students and colleagues
• Ethical and moral lifestyle
• Respectful of other cultures and ideas
• Good learning skills and able to listen to others

For more information on establishing university partnerships, contact:

Dr. D. E. McCarthy, President
Cooperative Studies, Inc.
PO Box 12830, Overland Park, KS 66282-2830
Phone: 913-962-9961 / Fax: 913-962-9388

Email: ceo@coopstudies.org