Conference Highlights. Universidad de Navarra

DAY 1
Thursday
30 March 2017

8h. - 9h. REGISTRATION AND COFFEE
(Hall Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

9h. - 9:15h. WELCOME AND OVERVIEW
(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

LANGUAGE: Spanish - English / SIMULTANEOUS TRANSLATION: Spanish - English

Alfonso Sánchez-Tabernero. President. Universidad de Navarra
Concepción Naval. President of the Scientific Committee

9:15h. - 10h. PLENARY SESSION

MEETING STUDENT EXPECTATIONS: KEY FOR UNIVERSITY REPUTATION
(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

LANGUAGE: English / SIMULTANEOUS TRANSLATION: Spanish

CHAIR:

Concepción Naval

Universidad de Navarra

SPEAKER:

Marijk van der Wende

Utrecht University

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10h. - 11:15h. ROUND TABLE

STUDENT CHOICES, STUDENT VOICES
(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

LANGUAGE: English / SIMULTANEOUS TRANSLATION: Spanish

CHAIR:

Adriana Pérez

Universidad Autónoma de Madrid

SPEAKERS:

		Laura Venzal Universidad de Navarra
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		Jack Hampton Oxford University Student's Union
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		Victoria Bendeck Universidad de Navarra
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		Erwina Stojek Dublin Institute of Technology
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11:15h. - 11:45h. COFFEE BREAK
(Hall Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

11:45h. - 12:45h. CONCURRENT WORKSHOPS

THE EMPLOYER’S PERSPECTIVE: IS UNIVERSITY REPUTATION A PLUS FOR
GRADUATE EMPLOYABILITY?
(Room 22)

LANGUAGE: English / SIMULTANEOUS TRANSLATION: No

CHAIR:

Claudia Sandia

Universia-Grupo Santander

SPEAKER:

Salvador Palmada

Spencer Stuart

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FEEDING REPUTATION: TRADITION OR MODERNITY IN TEACHING TECHNIQUES?
(Room 35)

LANGUAGE: English / SIMULTANEOUS TRANSLATION: No

CHAIR:

Joe Avison

The Chronicle of Higher Education

SPEAKER:

Ramón Salaverría

Universidad de Navarra

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ALUMNI NETWORKS: ALLIES FOR INSTITUTIONAL REPUTATION
(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

LANGUAGE: English / SIMULTANEOUS TRANSLATION: Spanish

CHAIR:

José Luis de Cea

Universidad de Navarra

SPEAKER:

Andy Shaindlin

Grenzebach Glier and Associates (GG+A)

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12:45h. - 14h. LUNCH
(Hall Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

14h. - 14:45h. PLENARY SESSION

UNIVERSITY SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY: UNIVERSITY REPUTATION AND RESPONSE
TO SOCIAL DEMANDS
(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

LANGUAGE: Spanish / SIMULTANEOUS TRANSLATION: English

CHAIR:

Ángel Alloza

Corporate Excellence

SPEAKER:

Reyes Calderón

Universidad de Navarra

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14:45h. - 16h. ROUND TABLE

BEST PRACTICES IN SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILITY
(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

LANGUAGE: English / SIMULTANEOUS TRANSLATION: Spanish

CHAIR:

Joan Fontrodona

IESE Business School

SPEAKERS:

Lorraine McIlrath

National University or ireland Galway

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Riri Fitri Sari

University of Indonesia.
Greenmetric Ranking

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Josep Mª Vilalta

Catalan Association of Public Universities (ACUP)

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Alfonso Carlosena

Universidad Pública de Navarra

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16h. - 16:30h. COFFEE BREAK
(Hall Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

16:30h. - 17:30h. CONCURRENT WORKSHOPS

CORE CURRICULUM: EDUCATING THE WHOLE PERSON
(Room 22)

LANGUAGE: English / SIMULTANEOUS TRANSLATION: No

CHAIR:

José María Torralba

Universidad de Navarra

SPEAKER:

Scott Lee

ACTC

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COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES WITH STUDENTS
(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

LANGUAGE: Spanish / SIMULTANEOUS TRANSLATION: English

CHAIR:

Isabel Lorenzo

Dircom

SPEAKER:

Begoña Echevarne

Universidad de Navarra

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THE CASE OF RUSSIAN UNIVERSITIES
(Room 35)

LANGUAGE: English / SIMULTANEOUS TRANSLATION: No

CHAIR:

Magdalena Gaete

Universidad de Navarra

SPEAKER:

Sergey Kadochnikov

HSE University St. Petersburg

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Elena Chernyshkova

Sistema Charitable Foundation

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Joe Avison

The Chronicle of Higher Education

19:30h. - 20:30h. MUSICAL EVENT
(Museo Universidad de Navarra)

Tickets will be given out upon arrival to the conference for the people who confirm their presence at the musical event. More information

21h. - 23h. GALA DINNER
(Museo Universidad de Navarra)

Tickets will be given out upon arrival to the conference for the people who confirm their presence at the gala dinner.

DAY 2
Friday
31 March 2017

9h. - 9:45h. PLENARY SESSION

GLOBAL UNIVERSITIES AND REPUTATION: INTERNATIONALIZATION AT HOME
(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

LANGUAGE: English / SIMULTANEOUS TRANSLATION: Spanish

CHAIR:

Pilar Lostao

Universidad de Navarra

SPEAKER:

Hans de Wit

Boston College

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9:45h. - 11h. ROUND TABLE

HOW DO RANKINGS INTERACT WITH STUDENT EXPECTATIONS?
(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

LANGUAGE: English / SIMULTANEOUS TRANSLATION: Spanish

CHAIR:

Francisco Pérez

IVIE

SPEAKERS:

Dasha Karzunina

QS

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Ángela Mediavilla

Fundación CYD

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Seeta Bhardwa

Times Higher Education

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11h. - 11:30h. COFFEE BREAK
(Hall Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

11:30h. - 12:30h. CONCURRENT WORKSHOPS

THE VIRTUOUS CIRCLE OF INVESTING IN THE COMMUNITY: THE PARADOX OF
SERVICE LEARNING
(Room 22)

LANGUAGE: Spanish / SIMULTANEOUS TRANSLATION: No

CHAIR:

Mercedes Esteban

Fundación Europea Sociedad y Educación



SPEAKER:

Mª del Mar Lorenzo

Universidad Santiago de Compostela



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MARKETING AND HIGHER EDUCATION: A COMPLEX RELATIONSHIP
(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

LANGUAGE: English / SIMULTANEOUS TRANSLATION: Spanish

CHAIR:

Álvaro Balibrea

Universidad de Navarra

SPEAKER:

Mark Sudbury

St Mary’s University,Twickenham

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BECOMING IN-TUNED WITH STUDENTS: LISTENING, UNDERSTANDING
AND ENGAGING
(Room 34)

LANGUAGE: Spanish / SIMULTANEOUS TRANSLATION: No

CHAIR:

Alberto Andreu

EY

SPEAKER:

Teodoro Luque

Universidad de Granada

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12:30h. - 13:15h. PLENARY SESSION

INSTITUTIONAL GOVERNANCE AND REPUTATION
(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

LANGUAGE: Spanish / SIMULTANEOUS TRANSLATION: English

CHAIR:

Elena Gutiérrez

Universidad de Navarra

SPEAKER:

Mónica Herrero

Universidad de Navarra

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13:15h. - 14h. CLOSING REMARKS

CLOSING REMARKS
(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

LANGUAGE: English / SIMULTANEOUS TRANSLATION: Spanish

CHAIR:

Concepción Naval

Universidad de Navarra

SPEAKERS:

Louise Simpson

W100

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Jan Sadlak

IREG

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Rolando Roncancio

Universidad de La Sabana

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14h. - 15h. LUNCH
(Hall Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

International Conferences

Building Universities' Reputation

Conference Highlights

MEETING STUDENT EXPECTATIONS: KEY FOR UNIVERSITY REPUTATION
(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

STUDENT CHOICES, STUDENT VOICES
(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

THE EMPLOYER’S PERSPECTIVE: IS UNIVERSITY REPUTATION A PLUS FOR
GRADUATE EMPLOYABILITY?
(Room 22)

FEEDING REPUTATION: TRADITION OR MODERNITY IN TEACHING TECHNIQUES?
(Room 35)

ALUMNI NETWORKS: ALLIES FOR INSTITUTIONAL REPUTATION
(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

UNIVERSITY SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY: UNIVERSITY REPUTATION AND RESPONSE
TO SOCIAL DEMANDS
(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

BEST PRACTICES IN SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILITY
(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

CORE CURRICULUM: EDUCATING THE WHOLE PERSON
(Room 22)

COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES WITH STUDENTS
(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

THE CASE OF RUSSIAN UNIVERSITIES
(Room 35)

GLOBAL UNIVERSITIES AND REPUTATION: INTERNATIONALIZATION AT HOME
(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

HOW DO RANKINGS INTERACT WITH STUDENT EXPECTATIONS?
(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

THE VIRTUOUS CIRCLE OF INVESTING IN THE COMMUNITY: THE PARADOX OF
SERVICE LEARNING
(Room 22)

MARKETING AND HIGHER EDUCATION: A COMPLEX RELATIONSHIP
(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

BECOMING IN-TUNED WITH STUDENTS: LISTENING, UNDERSTANDING
AND ENGAGING
(Room 34)

INSTITUTIONAL GOVERNANCE AND REPUTATION
(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

CLOSING REMARKS
(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

With the exclusive support of:

Special partner:

Partners:

International Conferences

Building Universities' Reputation

International Conferences

Building Universities' Reputation

Conference Highlights

MEETING STUDENT EXPECTATIONS: KEY FOR UNIVERSITY REPUTATION (Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

STUDENT CHOICES, STUDENT VOICES(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

THE EMPLOYER’S PERSPECTIVE: IS UNIVERSITY REPUTATION A PLUS FOR GRADUATE EMPLOYABILITY?(Room 22)

FEEDING REPUTATION: TRADITION OR MODERNITY IN TEACHING TECHNIQUES?(Room 35)

ALUMNI NETWORKS: ALLIES FOR INSTITUTIONAL REPUTATION(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

UNIVERSITY SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY: UNIVERSITY REPUTATION AND RESPONSE TO SOCIAL DEMANDS (Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

BEST PRACTICES IN SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILITY(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

CORE CURRICULUM: EDUCATING THE WHOLE PERSON(Room 22)

COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES WITH STUDENTS(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

THE CASE OF RUSSIAN UNIVERSITIES(Room 35)

GLOBAL UNIVERSITIES AND REPUTATION: INTERNATIONALIZATION AT HOME(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

HOW DO RANKINGS INTERACT WITH STUDENT EXPECTATIONS?(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

THE VIRTUOUS CIRCLE OF INVESTING IN THE COMMUNITY: THE PARADOX OF SERVICE LEARNING(Room 22)

MARKETING AND HIGHER EDUCATION: A COMPLEX RELATIONSHIP(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

BECOMING IN-TUNED WITH STUDENTS: LISTENING, UNDERSTANDING AND ENGAGING(Room 34)

INSTITUTIONAL GOVERNANCE AND REPUTATION(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

CLOSING REMARKS(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

With the exclusive support of:

Special partner:

Partners:

MEETING STUDENT EXPECTATIONS: KEY FOR UNIVERSITY REPUTATION
(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

STUDENT CHOICES, STUDENT VOICES
(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

THE EMPLOYER’S PERSPECTIVE: IS UNIVERSITY REPUTATION A PLUS FOR
GRADUATE EMPLOYABILITY?
(Room 22)

FEEDING REPUTATION: TRADITION OR MODERNITY IN TEACHING TECHNIQUES?
(Room 35)

ALUMNI NETWORKS: ALLIES FOR INSTITUTIONAL REPUTATION
(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

UNIVERSITY SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY: UNIVERSITY REPUTATION AND RESPONSE
TO SOCIAL DEMANDS
(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

BEST PRACTICES IN SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILITY
(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

CORE CURRICULUM: EDUCATING THE WHOLE PERSON
(Room 22)

COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES WITH STUDENTS
(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

THE CASE OF RUSSIAN UNIVERSITIES
(Room 35)

GLOBAL UNIVERSITIES AND REPUTATION: INTERNATIONALIZATION AT HOME
(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

HOW DO RANKINGS INTERACT WITH STUDENT EXPECTATIONS?
(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

THE VIRTUOUS CIRCLE OF INVESTING IN THE COMMUNITY: THE PARADOX OF
SERVICE LEARNING
(Room 22)

MARKETING AND HIGHER EDUCATION: A COMPLEX RELATIONSHIP
(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

BECOMING IN-TUNED WITH STUDENTS: LISTENING, UNDERSTANDING
AND ENGAGING
(Room 34)

INSTITUTIONAL GOVERNANCE AND REPUTATION
(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)

CLOSING REMARKS
(Auditorium of the Science Library Building)