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We only need few dedicated, experienced and willing professors. We have them everywhere. We can all come together and do something; investing in our education is the only hope for a better future. Go ahead! Solomon Belay PhD candidate University of Toronto From: john (john@yahoo.com) Home page: http://online-coloring.4coloring.com nice site, keep it up From: Tesfatsion (tesfatsion2004@yahoo.com) June 8 2008 This is very great. But I am in doubt if AAU will be able to provide all of the basic requirements for such big programs(Phd programs)with this great amount. If such programs are to be launched, the prerequisites such as full-fledged Library,full-fledged digital library, full-fledged students residence buildings, recreation areas and many more need to get satisfied at least partially. Any way as it is said ''Long distance journey begins with a single step'' lets just do so. If this will really be so, there is no reason why we can't catch up with the developed countries of today. Go ahead !! Tesfatsion From: Solomon Dejene (solomondejene@yahoo.com) May 23 2008 Dear interested ppl, The idea is great. But I have a some reservations. While the standard of the undergraduate and post graduate programs are in question how much can one go further for a PhD without strengthening the basis. Besides, such a program needs to grow gradually rather than in such a radical way as if it is a campaign. I see in the idea more of statistical achievement rather than academic. I would rather invest in the upgrading of the standard of the undergraduate and postgraduate fields. Do we have sufficient labs, library facility, intranet and internet facilities? Where do these PhD candidates get their literature while the library is still very poor? I am not against the idea but the way it is to be implemented seems to me in contradition with what it aims to achieve: producing critical thinkers and academics, scientists. May God give us all wisdom, Solomon From: Eric Calais May 21 2008 Dear Michael, These are great ideas and I am glad you are pursuing them. We are interested in helping in any way we can, in particular via our collaboration with the Geophysical Observatory (I am cc-ing this message to its new director Atalay Ayele and to my main contact there, Elias Lewi). I agree that training at the PhD level is critical for science sustainability in Ethiopia. Our current project and its likely follow-ups could certainly provide the material for several of these PhD. I would be delighted to either host some students at Purdue and/or contribute to a PhD program in Geosciences at AAU. Best regards, Eric Calais, Professor Voice: (765) 496-2915 Dept. of Earth & Atmospheric Sciences Purdue University West Lafayette, IN 47907, USA http://web.ics.purdue.edu/~ecalais From: Charles Barton Home page: http://sirius-c.ncat.edu/asn/EGY-AFRICA/ May 21 2008 Dear Abebe, This is an impressive list of exciting developments. The eGY-Africa message needs to be presented and discussed at the June workshop. A summary of the message is in the attached proposal for and IUGG grant for the 2009 workshop. Please keep Alem and the eGY-Africa group involved. Perhaps we should use the development of science and internet connectivity in Ethiopia as a case history that can be used to help other countries along the same path. What do you think? I plan to approach the following two programs to find out if they are interested in running jointly the 2009 eGY-Africa workshop (under some suitable name): (1) the Inter-Academy Panel on International Issues (IAP) program Digital Knowledge Resources and Infrastructure in Developing Countries. (contact: Paul Uhlir), and (2) the Global Alliance for Enhancing Access to and Application of Scientific Data in Developing Countries (e-SDDC), which is one of the “Communities of Expertise” of the UN GAID and is designated for implementation in the area of “Education” (contact: Liu Chuang). Best wishes, Charlie ----- Charles Barton Research School of Earth Sciences Australian National University Canberra ACT 0200 AUSTRALIA General use: cebarton@gmail.com; tel: +61 2 6227 9662 Office: charles.barton@anu.edu.au; tel: +61 2 6125 5519 From: JPR Ochieng'-Odero (jodero@icipe.org) Home page: http://www.icipe.org/arppis May 21 2008 Dear Dr. Tasse and Prof Gebre-Mariam I am pleased to lean of your workshop to discuss expansion of the PhD programme. As you may be aware, ICIPE has collaborated with AAU for quite sometime now in the training of MSC students in insect science. We would wish to expand that programme to include PhD training. I am copying this e-mail to Dr. Gurja Belay of the Department of Biology who coordinates that programme. With best regards, JPR Ochieng'-Odero PhD, Strategic Partnerships & Capacity Strengthening & Network Coordinator, ARPPIS icipe-African Insect Science for Food and Health P. O. Box 30772-00100, GPO, NAIROBI; Kenya Tel: 254-20-8632503, 8632000 Fax: 254-20-8632001/2 Home Page: http://www.icipe.org/arppis From: Tazabi May 20 2008 The idea is great; however the quality of the plan looks unfeasible. First of all, you need to focus on changing the overall curriculum starting from high school. The Higher institution in Ethiopia needs to maintain its quality and standard in an acceptable level, other wise PhD, in nothing but a name! You need to encourage Ethiopian loving people who lives abroad to come and help their country without any fears! You need to have seminars in Ethiopia and Diaspora and get an intellectual feedback, Let every one involve for a better result !!!!!! From: Nega Debela (negadebela@hotmail.com) Home page: http:/http://www.marshall.edu/gsepd/faculty_staff/Vitae/debela_vita.htm May 19 2008 This is a superb idea!I strongly believe that education is a key to solve most of our social, political, economical and of course, educational problems. I will attend a conference in Australia in about the same time that you are conducting your conference and hence am sorry to miss this great opportunity to participate in the conference. However, I will be willing to support the idea in any capacity (preferably in designing online courses, providing short term intensive seminars)as I am currently involved in doctoral program at Marshall University. As a senior Fulbright scholar, I would use the opportunity to provide short term seminars for doctoral students in the field of education, if invited through Fulbright program. Keep up the good work. Nega Debela, Ph.D. |
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