Dr. Anggani and Dual Degree students in OSU

I want to introduce you to Dr. Dwi Anganni Linggar Bharati who will be a visiting scholar in the Department this Fall until January. Ibu Anganni  earned her PhD from the State University of Jakarta and is currently a senior faculty member in the Graduate Department of English Education at the State University of Semerang in Central Java, Indonesia.

Ibu Anganni’s visit here is sponsored by the State Ministry of Higher Education for the Republic of Indonesia. In addition to working on her own scholarship, the Ministry has asked Ibu Anganni to learn as much as she can about our Department with the goal of determining what structures and procedures might be transferrable to the Indonesian higher ed context. As a part of this work and where appropriate, she will ‘shadow’ me at some meetings.

After they graduate from OSU, Ibu Anganni will advise 3 of our dual degree MA students when they return to Indonesia to work on their Indonesian masters degree. During the Fall she will learn more about AOSs, advisement, and graduate level expectations in our department with the goal of creating synergy and connections between graduate work conducted at OSU and graduate work conducted in Indonesia.

Adrian Rodgers, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Executive Director, US/Indonesia Teacher Education Consortium (USINTEC)

2013-2014 USINTEC Dual Degree Students

The Department of Teaching and Learning of The Ohio State University welcomes Triubaida Maya Ardianti, Riana Permatasari, Daud Jiwandono, and Risa Haridza who are four new masters students from Indonesia. Maya is advised by Laura Justice and Riana by Christine Warner, the faculty in the Reading and Literacy in Early and Middle Childhood (RELMC). Daud is advised by Leslie Moore in the Foreign and Second Language Education(FSLED), and Risa by Karen Irving in the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM).  The students came to OSU under the sponsorships of the Indonesian Ministry of Education (Maya, Riana, and Daud) and USAID (Risa) to pursue dual degrees from the Universitas Negeri Semarang (UNNES) of Indonesia and Ohio State. The Dual Degree program is a flagship program offered by UNNES and OSU through the US Indonesia Teacher Education Consortium (USINTEC) headquartered at the School of Teaching and Learning. Read more about USINTEC at www.usintec.org and UNNES at http://unnes.ac.id