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HARRY I. CHERNOTSKY<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Professor of Political Science & International Studies
\nDepartment of Global, International & Area Studies
\nUniversity of North Carolina at Charlotte
\nCharlotte, NC 28223
\n704-687-6047 fax: 704-687-1684
\nhicherno@uncc.edu<\/a><\/p>\n

EDUCATION<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n

Ph.D. 1977 Rutgers University
\nM.A.\u00a0\u00a01974 Rutgers University
\nB.A.\u00a0\u00a01971 Rutgers University<\/p>\n

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE<\/u><\/strong><\/p>\n

The University of North Carolina at Charlotte, 1978
\nChair: Dept. of Global, International & Area Studies 2009-
\nDirector of International Studies: 2000-2009
\nInterim Associate Dean: College of Arts and Sciences, 2002-2003
\nProfessor: 1991-
\nAssociate Professor: 1986 91
\nAssistant Professor: 1980 86
\nLecturer: 1978 80Drew University
\nVisiting Assistant Professor: 1978
\nAdjunct Lecturer: 1977Fordham University
\nAdjunct Assistant Professor: 1977Cooper Union
\nAdjunct Instructor: 1976 77Upsala College
\nInstructor: 1975<\/p>\n

Rutgers University
\nTeaching Assistant: 1972 74; 1976<\/p>\n

COURSES OFFERED<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

Introduction to International Studies
\nInternational Studies Seminar
\nInternational Political Economy
\nIntroduction to International Politics
\nU.S. Foreign Policy
\nU.S. and Japan<\/p>\n

UNIVERSITY SERVICE<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

DEPARTMENT<\/span><\/p>\n

Fowler International Scholarship Committee, 1996- ; Chair, 1996-2002; 2007-
\nSearch Committee: Chair, Department of Political Science, 2006-2007
\nFaculty Mentor: 2005-07
\nExecutive Committee, 1996-99
\nUndergraduate Studies Committee, Chair, 1996-99
\nInternational Politics Search Committee, Chair, 1999
\nCurriculum Committee, 1995-96
\nInternational\/Comparative Politics Planning Committee, Co-chair, 1995
\nInternational Politics Search Committee, Chair, 1995
\nComparative Policy Search Committee, 1995
\nChair Candidate, 1995
\nCurriculum Committee, 1994-1995
\nInternational Politics Search Committee-Chair, 1994-1995
\nHonors Committee, 1992-1994
\nPersonnel Review Committee, 1994
\nWinningham Scholarship Committee, 1984 1994
\nTeaching Evaluation Committee, 1992-1993
\nModel United Nation Scholarship Committee, 1992-
\nPersonnel Review Committee, 1991 92
\nRetreat Planning Committee, 1991 92
\nTravel Policy Committee, 1988 90
\nSoviet Exchange Committee, 1988 90
\nComparative Politics Search Committee, 1988 89
\nPersonnel Review Committee, 1986 89
\nPublic Administration Search Committee, 1987 88
\nDepartment Chair Search Committee, 1986 87
\nAmerican Politics Search Committee, 1986 87
\nHonors Committee, 1983 86; Chair, 1985 86
\nCareer Day Committee, 1981 88
\nQualitative Teaching Evaluation Committee, 1984 85
\nModel United Nations Club Adviser, 1978 83
\nGrievance Committee, 1980 81
\nLibrary Committee, 1979 81<\/p>\n

Curriculum Development<\/span><\/p>\n

GIAS: Comprehensive Restructuring of International Studies Major and Minor Curricula and Holocaust, Genocide & Human Rights Studies Curriculum, 2013-15
\nGIAS: Culture, the Environment & Film (with Public Health), spring 2015
\nINTL: International Studies Core Course Development (INTL 3115, 3135, 3136), 2008-09
\nINTL: International Studies Core Curriculum Course Development (INTL 3111, 3112, 3131, 3151), 2006-07
\nINTL 4601: International Studies Seminar, 2001
\nINTL 1101: Introduction to International Studies, 2000
\nINTL: International Studies Major, 1996-2000
\nPOLS 1150: Introduction to International Politics, Writing Intensive, 1992
\nPOLS 3050: U.S. and Japan, 1990
\nPOLS 3156: Great Decisions Practicum, 1983
\nPOLS 3151: International Political Economy, 1981
\nPOLS 3152: Politics of Development, 1981<\/p>\n

COLLEGE<\/span><\/p>\n

Africana Studies Chair Comprehensive Review Committee, 2013-14
\nFirst Year Writing Program Director Search Committee, 2012-13
\nCriminal Justice China Center Task Force 2009-12
\nNicaragua Service Learning Selection Committee, 2009-11
\nOrganizing Committee: Dean Lyons Memorial 2010
\nGlobal Interdisciplinary Department Working Group 2008-09
\nAfricana Studies Post-Tenure Review Committee, 2008-09
\nInternationalization Task Force, 2007-08
\nGlobal Studies Ph. D. Task Force, 2006-10
\nCIEE Summer Grant Committee, 2006-
\nFaculty Mentor, 2007-2008
\nAfricana Studies Department Advisory Group, 2006-07
\nStudent Retention Advisory Committee, 2005-06
\nCriminal Justice Department Mentoring\/Oversight Committee, 2004-06
\nLatin American Studies Director Search Committee, 2004
\nInstructional Technology Specialist Search Committee, 2004
\nReview Committee: Department of Languages & Culture Studies Chair, 2002
\nLatin American Studies Planning Committee, 2000-2004
\nSlavic Studies Academy Planning Committee, 2000-2002
\nFaculty Mentoring Committee, Department of Biology, 1999-2000
\nLatin American Studies Recruitment Committee, 1998-99
\nInternal Self Study Review Team: Department of Foreign Languages, 1997-98
\nPeer Teaching Review: Department of African American & African Studies, 1997
\nFaculty Development and Teaching Committee, 1989 90
\nFreshman Seminar Instructor, 1984 1992
\nFreshman Seminar Curriculum Committee, 1987; 1993
\nArts & Sciences Council Alternate, 1983 84
\nCommencement Committee, 1983; 1979
\nSelf Study Standard V Full Committee, 1980 81<\/p>\n

UNIVERSITY<\/span><\/p>\n

Planning Committee: Global Certificate Program, 2014-
\nOffice of International Programs Faculty Advisory Council 2007-
\nConsultant: Global Education Minor, College of Education, 2015-16
\nStudent Forum Moderator: George Mitchell Middle East Peace Process Lecture, 2012
\nMember: Department of Educational Leadership Chair Comprehensive Review, 2012 Working Group: AAC&U General Education for Global Century Project, 2010-11
\nOrganizer and Moderator: Middle East Forum, 2011
\nSearch Committee: Initiatives Coordinator, Office of International Programs, 2011
\nSearch Committee: Associate Director, Office of International Programs, 2010-11
\nCo-developer: QEP Internationalization Proposal, 20010-11
\nDirector of International Studies, 2000-2009
\nFaculty Adviser: International Studies Student Association, 2001-09
\nSearch Committee: International Initiatives Coordinator, 2007-08
\nNSEP International Scholarship Committee, 2007-
\nInternational Festival Task Force, 2006-07
\nSearch Committee: Director of Education Abroad, 2005-06
\nSearch Committee: Executive Director, Office of International Programs, 2003-04
\nInterim Associate Dean: College of Arts and Sciences, 2002-03
\nModerator: Iraq War Town Meeting Series, 2003
\nCoordinating Committee: Iraq War Town Meeting Series, 2003
\nInternal Self Study Review Committee: Office of International Programs, 2002-03
\nMember: Distance Education Advisory Committee, 2002-03
\nMember: University Registrar Advisory Committee, 2002-03
\nChair: Education Abroad Assistant Director Search Committee, 2001-02
\nSite Visit Team: Study Abroad\/Exchange Programs (Germany, England), 2001
\nFacilitator: NATO Briefing Team Campus Visit, 2001
\nCampus Liaison: U.S. Dept. of Education, Title VI, International Education Survey, 2001
\nMember: University Grievance Committee, 2001-02
\nKeynote Address: ELTI Graduation Ceremony, 2000
\nGeneral Education Reform Committee: International Awareness, 2000-01
\nMember: Academic Affairs Council, 2000
\nSpeaker\u2019s Bureau, 2000-
\nGeneral Education Outcome Assessment Committee: International Awareness, 1998-99
\nInternational Educational Award Committee, 1996-98; Chair, 1996-97
\nDirector: International Option Curriculum Development, College of Engineering,1995-97
\nProject Director: SUCCEED Internationalizing Engineering Education Grant, 1992-1994
\nFaculty Associate: Japan Center, 1991-94
\nCollege of Education: International Studies Committee, 1994
\nChair: Education Committee, Japan Center, 1992-1995
\nCarolina Issues Academy, 1991-2000
\nPersian Gulf Teach-In, 1991
\nAsia Academy Executive Committee, 1991 1995
\nAssociate Director: U.S. Dept. of Education Japan Studies Grant 1989 91
\nAsia Academy Planning Committee, 1990 91
\nUniversity Steering Committee; Center for Teaching Excellence, 1990 92
\nChancellor’s Task Force on Conduct at Speech Events, 1988 90
\nAcademy on Peace and Human Survival 1987 1992
\nNCNB Teaching Award Committee, 1985 89; Co chair, 1985 86
\nUniversity Forum Council, 1985 87
\nFaculty Course and Curriculum Committee, 1983 85
\nHonors Council, 1984 85
\nDirector: Teacher Institute in Non Western Studies, 1981 82
\nArab American University Forum Moderator, 1981
\nIran University Forum Moderator, 1979
\nInstructor: Teacher Institute in Non Western Studies, 1979
\nElderhostel Instructor, 1979 82
\nOffice of International Programs: 1980-2000
\nFaculty Advisory Committee, 1978 2000; Chair, 1985 2000
\nMember: Strategic Planning Advisory Committee, OIP, 2000
\nChair, Interdisciplinary Major Planning Executive Committee, 1998-99
\nCo-chair, Interdisciplinary Major Planning Committee, 1995-97
\nChair, Interdisciplinary Major Development Committee, 1993-1994
\nChair, Minor Revision Committee, 1991-92
\nChair, Curriculum Study Group, 1990 1992
\nSelf Study Committee, 1990 91
\nInternational Travel Committee, 1987
\nGrants Committee, 1985
\nDirector Search Committee, 1984
\nColloquium Committee (Co Chair), 1982 84
\nHandbook Committee (Chair), 1982 83
\nStrengthening Grant Committee, 1981 82<\/p>\n

COMMUNITY SERVICE<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

ACTIVITIES<\/span><\/p>\n

Member: Charlotte Jewish Federation Community Relations Council, 2007-
\nReport Contributor: North Carolina in the World: Pre-Service Teacher Study Group, 2006
\nAdvisory Committee: North Carolina and the World K-12 Training Initiative, 2004-2008
\nParticipant: Charlotte Mayor\u2019s International Cabinet, 2004-2010
\nAppointed Member: Charlotte Mayor\u2019s International Cabinet, 1998-2004
\nAdvisory Committee: Global Economics Magnet, Charlotte\/Meck. Schools, 2002-2003
\nChair: Education Committee, Mayor\u2019s International Cabinet, 1999-2001
\nExecutive Committee: Mayor\u2019s International Cabinet, 1999-2001
\nSecretary & Executive Board Member: Metrolina Chapter, UNA-USA, 1997-2002
\nMember, Education Committee, North Carolina Global Partnership, 1997-2001
\nExecutive Committee: Charlotte UN Day, 2000
\nInvited Participant: Governor\u2019s Global Forum, 2000
\nInvited Participant: Charlotte Region International Business Summit, 2000
\nMember: Workforce Preparedness Committee, Charlotte Chamber, 2000
\nInvited Participant: Charlotte International Business Summit, 1999
\nInvited Participant: Governor\u2019s Global Forum, 1999
\nMember: Education Committee, Mayor\u2019s International Cabinet, 1996-99
\nInvited Participant: Governor\u2019s Global Forum, 1998
\nPlanning Task Force: Charlotte World Affairs Council, 1995-96
\nAdvisory Board: Carolina Issues Academy Annual Conference, 1991-92
\nDirector: Charlotte Great Decisions Model High Schools Project, 1987 90
\nDirector: North Carolina Great Decisions, 1981 90
\nDirector: Charlotte Area Great Decisions, 1981 90
\nChamber of Commerce Development Action Council, 1984 86
\nNorth Carolina International Education Conference Planning Committee, 1983 84
\nCharlotte Jewish Federation Community Relations Committee, 1983 85
\nNorth Carolina Committee: Southeastern Dialogue on World Economy, 1979 81
\nCharlotte Coordinator: Southeastern Dialogue on World Economy, 1979 81
\nCharlotte Foreign Trade Zone Task Force, 1979 80<\/p>\n

WORKSHOPS CONDUCTED<\/span><\/p>\n

Putting Your International Studies Degree to Work: Loyola University (Chicago), 2015
\nNavigating a Global World: Institute for International Education, Education Leadership
\nInstitute, UNC Charlotte, 2015
\nInternational Studies Career Opportunities: Loyola University (Chicago), 2013
\nNavigating a Global World: University of Cantabria (Santander, Spain), 2013
\nThe Middle East: The Charlotte Observer, 2002
\nGlobal Education & Liberal Arts, Global Education Conference, Roanoke College, 2001
\nGlobalization and Changing Demographics in N.C.: Governor\u2019s Global Forum, 2000
\nGlobalization and North Carolina: NC State-UNC Charlotte Teleconference, 2000
\nPerspectives on Democracy: Partners in Education Program (USIA\/UNCCharlotte), 1998
\nIsraeli Politics: Charlotte Jewish High School, 1995
\nU.S. and the Middle East: Temple Emanuel, Gastonia, 1995
\nU.S. and the Middle East: Charlotte Jewish High School, 1994
\nU.S. Foreign Policy Agenda: Charlotte\/Mecklenburg Schools, 1992
\nPublic Opinion and U.S. Foreign Policy: USIA Visiting African Scholars, 1989
\nNat\u2019l Security & Grassroots Involvement: N.C. Council of Women’s Organizations, 1987
\nTerrorism and the Media: Charlotte Jewish Federation, 1985
\nThe Middle East: Charlotte Jewish Federation Education Day, 1983
\nU.S.\/Soviet Relations: Charlotte Peace Conference, 1982
\nN.C. Great Decisions Coordinators Conference, 1981-83
\nWorld Hunger: Queens College Community Forum, 198O
\nU.S. Trade Policy: Stanley Foundation Community Forum, 198O<\/p>\n

SPEECHES<\/span><\/p>\n

Global Citizenship: Phi Beta Delta, UNC Greensboro, 2016
\nIsrael and the Palestinian Conflict, Charlotte J Street Interest Group, 2015
\nIsrael and the \u2018New\u2019 Middle East, Temple Beth El, 2014
\nIsrael and Gaza, Charlotte Reconstructionist Congregation, 2014
\nLooking Ahead in the Middle East, Charlotte World Affairs Council, 2013
\nIsrael and the Middle East, Charlotte Reconstructionist Congregation, 2012
\nMiddle East Upheaval, World Affairs Council of Charlotte, 2011
\nThe Middle East, Charlotte Reconstructionist Congregation, 2011
\nMiddle East Peace Process, Temple Beth El, 2010
\nMiddle East Peace, Process, Charlotte Reconstructionist Congregation, 2009
\nIsrael and the Palestinians, Charlotte Jewish Federation, 2008
\nThe Middle East, Charlotte Reconstructionist Congregation, 2007
\nThe Middle East, Charlotte World Affairs Council, 2006
\nWar in Lebanon, Mecklenburg Ministries, 2006
\nWar in Lebanon, Charlotte Jewish Federation, 2006
\nPeacemaking in the Middle East, South Florida Adult Learning Institute, 2006
\nIsrael\u2019s Gaza Strip Withdrawal, Temple Israel, 2005
\nThe Middle East Peace Process, Charlotte World Affairs Council, 2005
\nThe Middle East Peace Process, Dilworth United Methodist Church, 2005
\nBringing Peace to Troubled Regions: Florida Atlantic University, 2004
\nThe U.S. and Cuba: Providence Day School Global Issues Series, 2004
\nThe Middle East: Dilworth United Methodist Church, 2003
\nThe Middle East: Charlotte Great Decisions, 2002
\nThe United Nations: Keynote Address, South Florida Model UN Conference, 2001
\nThe Middle East: Charlotte World Affairs Council Teacher Institute, 2001
\nPolitical\/Military Response to September 11: Charlotte World Affairs Council, 2001
\nThe Middle East After September 11: Charlotte Jewish Federation Forum, 2001
\nSeptember 11 and Beyond: UNC Charlotte Forum, 2001
\nMiddle East: Charlotte World Affairs Council, 2000
\nMiddle East: Raleigh Great Decisions, 2000
\nMiddle East: Charlotte Great Decisions, 2000
\nU.S. and Cuba: Charlotte World Affairs Council, 2000
\nMiddle East: Charlotte Senior Scholars, 2000
\nU.S. and Cuba: Charlotte Shepherd\u2019s Center, 1999
\nU.S. and the World: St. John\u2019s Baptist Church, 1999
\nThe Middle East: Charlotte Jewish High School, 1999
\nThe U.S. in a Changing World: UNC Charlotte Uptown Lecture Series, 1999
\nCuba in the Post Cold War World: Phi Beta Delta, 1998
\nPolitics and the Global Economy: UNC Charlotte International Business Camp, 1998
\nU.S. and Cuba: Fayetteville Great Decisions, 1998
\nU.S. and Cuba: Charlotte Great Decisions, 1998
\nU.S. and Cuba: Charlotte Senior Scholars, 1998
\nThe United Nations: Keynote Address, South Florida Model UN Conference, 1998
\nU.S. and Cuba: Winthrop College, Keynote Address, Pi Sigma Alpha, 1997
\nU.S. and Cuba: Charlotte World Affairs Council, 1997
\nU.S. and Cuba: Charlotte Rotary Club, 1997
\nMiddle East: Charlotte Great Decisions, 1997
\nMiddle East: Charlotte Senior Scholars, 1997
\nInternationalization of Charlotte: Korean Exchange Group, 1996
\nU.S. Foreign Policy Process: Charlotte Great Decisions, 1996
\nU.S. Foreign Policy Issues: Charlotte Senior Scholars, 1996
\nInternational Studies & Careers: Charlotte International Careers Conference, 1996
\nMiddle East Peace Process: Temple Israel, 1996
\nU.S. and the Middle East: Temple Israel, 1996
\nMiddle East: Air Force ROTC, 1995
\nInternational Studies & Careers: Charlotte International Careers Conference, 1995
\nU.S. Foreign Policy: Barringer Academic Center, Charlotte\/Mecklenburg Schools, 1994
\nCurrent Issues in Japan: Charlotte World Affairs Council, 1993
\nRegional Foreign Policy: Carolinas Issue Academy Lecture Series, 1993
\nU.S. and Japan: Charlotte World Affairs Council, 1993
\nU.S. and the World: Charlotte Great Decisions, 1993
\nRegional Foreign Policy: Carolina Issues Academy Annual Conference, 1992
\nClinton Foreign Policy Agenda: Phi Beta Delta, 1992
\nU.S. and Japan: Charlotte, Japan Center, 1992
\nMiddle East: Charlotte Jewish High School, 1992
\nU.S. Foreign Policy: Charlotte Great Decisions, 1992
\nU.S. Foreign Policy: Charlotte Senior Scholars, 1992
\nU.S. Foreign Policy: Charlotte Hadassah, 1992
\nMiddle East: Covenant Presbyterian Church, 1991
\nPersian Gulf: UNCC Teach In, 1991
\nU.S. Foreign Policy: Shepherd’s Center, 1990
\nMiddle East: Christ Episcopal Church, 1989
\nU.S. and Japan: Charlotte Bnai Brith, 1989
\nMiddle East: Phi Beta Delta Forum, 1988
\nIsrael and the Territories: Charlotte Jewish Federation Community Forum, 1988
\nU.S. Foreign Policy: Shepherd’s Center, 1988
\nMiddle East: Temple Israel, 1988
\nIran\/Contra: Myers Park United Methodist Church, 1987
\nConstitution and Foreign Policy: Senior Scholars, 1987
\nJapanese Foreign Investment: Metrolina World Trade Club, 1986
\nU.S. Trade Policy: Christ Episcopal Church, 1986
\nMiddle East: Temple Israel, 1986
\nMiddle East: Temple Israel, 1985
\nMiddle East: Charlotte Jewish Senior Citizens, 1984
\nMiddle East: Temple Israel, 1983
\nMiddle East: Covenant Presbyterian Church, 1983
\nMiddle East: Charlotte Kiwanis Club, 1983
\nDag Hammarskjold: Charlotte Senior Scholars, 1983
\nSelecting Foreign Plant Sites: Metrolina World Trade Club, 1982
\nPeacemaking and Economic Justice: Covenant Presbyterian Church, 1982
\nMiddle East: Myers Park United Methodist Church, 1982
\nDisarmament and Development: Charlotte SANE, 1982
\nGlobal Interdependence: Charlotte Senior Scholars, 1981
\nU.S. and El Salvador: Davidson College Forum, 1981
\nMiddle East: Temple Israel, 1981
\nU.S. and Central America: Charlotte Philosophy Discussion Group, 1981
\nThe Iran Crisis: Queens College Community Forum, 1981
\nCentral America: Charlotte Senior Scholars, 1981
\nCentral America: Charlotte Great Decisions, 1981
\nCentral America: Hickory Great Decisions, 1981
\nU.S. Foreign Policy: Charlotte Jewish Community Center, 198O
\nThe World in 198O: Charlotte Senior Scholars, 198O
\nThe World in 198O: Charlotte Great Decisions, 198O
\nThe U.S. and Iran: Charlotte B’nai Brith, 198O
\nU.S. Trade Policy: Gastonia Great Decisions, 1979
\nU.S. Trade Policy: Charlotte Great Decisions, 1979
\nU.S. and Nicaragua: UNCC International Club, 1979
\nArt of Diplomacy: North Iredell H.S. World Affairs Club, 1978<\/p>\n

MEDIA INTERVIEWS<\/span><\/p>\n

\u201cSyria,\u201d WSOC-TV, 2013
\nIsrael and the Gaza Crisis,\u201d WSOC-TV, 2012
\nTensions in the Middle East, WBTV News, 2012
\nCrisis in Egypt, Gaston Gazette, 2011
\nUS and India, WFAE, 2009
\nRussia and Georgia, Charlotte TV-14, 2008
\nViolence in Gaza, WCNC-TV, 2007
\nThe Middle East, Charlotte TV-14, 2006
\nThe War in Lebanon, WBTV News, 2006
\nThe War in Lebanon, Charlotte TV-14, 2006
\nInterview: \u201cWar in Lebanon, The Charlotte Observer, 2006
\nInterview: \u201cThe War in Iraq,\u201d WSOC-TV News, 2006
\nInterview: \u201cThe Middle East,\u201d WBTV News, 2005
\nInterview: \u201cInternational Studies Programs,\u201d UNC Charlotte Close Up, TV-22, 2005
\nInterview: \u201cIraq,\u201d WSOC-TV, 2005
\nInterview: \u201cMiddle East,\u201d Fox News, 2005
\nDirections in U.S. Foreign Policy: Charlotte Talks, WFAE, 2004
\nWar in Iraq: WBTV, 2004
\nU.S. and Iraq: WBTV, 2004
\nIraq: WSOC-TV, 2004
\nIraq Town Meetings: WSOC-TV; News 6; TV-14, 2003
\nU.S. and Iraq: Charlotte Talks, WFAE, 2003
\nU.S. and Iraq: The Charlotte Observer, 2003
\nU.S. and Iraq: Charlotte Talks, WFAE, 2002
\nMiddle East: Fox-TV News, 2002
\nMiddle East: Fox-TV News, 2001
\nTerrorism: WSOC-TV, 2001
\nSeptember 11 and Beyond: Editorial Interview, The Charlotte Observer, 2001
\nTerrorism: The University Times, 2001
\nMiddle East: The Charlotte Observer, 2001
\nCuba: Charlotte Talks, WFAE, 2000
\nCuba: WSOC-TV, 2000
\nCuba: WFAE, 2000
\nInternational Education, The Business Journal, 2000
\nInternational Studies, The University Times, 2000
\nInternational Studies: The Business Journal, 1999
\nIraq: WCNC-TV6, 1998
\nIraq: WBTV\/WTVI News, 1998
\nU.S. and Iraq: WBT Radio, 1998
\nThe President and Iraq: WBTV, 1998
\nMiddle East: WTVI\/WBTV News, 1996
\nIsrael Update: WTVI\/WBTV News, 1996
\nRabin Assassination: WBTV\/WTVI News, 1995
\nMiddle East: Charlotte Issues Forum, CableVision, 1992
\nMiddle East Peace Process: Charlotte Issues Forum, CableVision, 1991
\nUN and Zionism: The Charlotte Observer, 1991
\nPersian Gulf: WBTV, WCNC TV; WFAE; Gaston Gazette, 1991
\nU.S. and Nicaragua: WCNT radio, 1990
\nN.C. Great Decisions: WFAE, 1990
\nN.C. Great Decisions: WFAE, 1989
\nPLO and the United States: WBTV, 1988
\nVeteran’s Day 1968 & 1988: WPCQ TV, 1988
\nPersian Gulf: Magic 96 Radio; WPEG Radio, October 1987
\nFreshman Seminar: WPCQ TV, September 1987
\nPersian Gulf: WBTV, May 1987
\nCo host Great Decisions Series: D.G. Martin Show, Cablevision (8 programs), February March 1987
\nN.C. Great Decisions: WFAE, January 1987
\nIran\/Contra: D.G. Martin Show, Cablevision, December 1986
\nJapanese Foreign Investment: WPCQ TV, October 1986
\nTerrorism: WBTV, September 1986
\nN.C. Great Decisions: WFAE, January 1986
\nU.S. and Libya: D.G. Martin Show, Cablevision, January 1986
\nU.S. and Libya: WFAE, January 1986
\nTerrorism: WSOC TV, November 1985
\nLebanese Hostage Crisis: The Charlotte Observer, June 1985
\nN.C. Great Decisions: The Charlotte Observer; WFAE, January 1985
\nIsraeli Elections: WFAE, August 1984
\nLebanon: WSOC Radio, May 1984
\nLebanon: WFAE, February 1984
\nN.C. Great Decisions: WFAE, January 1984
\nLebanon and Grenada: FOCUS WBCY, October 1983
\nU.S. Marines in Lebanon: WBTV; The Charlotte News; WFAE, October 1983
\nSouth Korean Airline Incident: WLVV, September 1983
\nModel United Nations: The Charlotte Observer; The Charlotte News; WAYS; WFAE, April 1983
\nN.C. Great Decisions: WFAE, January 1983
\nIsrael and Lebanon: WBTV; WFAE, June 1982
\nN.C. Great Decisions: WBT Radio; WFAE, January 1982
\nIsrael and the Golan Heights: WFAE, December 1981
\nSadat Assassination: WBTV; WBT Radio; WSOC Radio; WAME Radio; WAYS, October 1981
\nModel United Nations: WBTV; WSOC TV; The Charlotte News; The Charlotte Weekly East; WBT Radio; WSOC Radio; WAYS, April 1981
\nThe Middle East: WSOC Radio, October 1980
\nIran\/Iraq War: WBTV, September 1980
\nDeath of the Shah: WPCQ TV, July 1980
\nElderhostel: WPCQ TV, July 1980
\nIran Hostage Rescue Mission: WSOC TV, WPCQ TV, April 1980
\nU.S. Sanctions in Iran: WPCQ TV, April 1980
\nThe Shah in Panama: WBTV, December 1979
\nThe U.N. and Iran: WSOC TV, December 1979
\nCarter and Iran: WPCQ TV, November 1979
\nU.S. Trade Policy: The Charlotte Observer, February 1979<\/p>\n

CONSULTING ACTIVITIES<\/span><\/p>\n

University of Cantabria (Santander, Spain): Global Studies Certificate Program, 2015-16
\nLoyola University (Chicago): Building an International Studies Department, 2015
\nLoyola University (Chicago), International Studies Program Development, 2013
\nUniversity of Cantabria (Santander, Spain), Global Studies Curricula, 2013
\nInternational Studies Association: International Education Section, Re-chartering Task
\nForce, 2010-11
\nUNC Wilmington: International Studies Major Proposal (UNC System Review), 2009-10
\nWestern Carolina University: International Studies Major Proposal (UNC System
\nReview), 2009-10
\nUniversity of Memphis: International Studies Program Assessment, 2008
\nUNC Wilmington: International Studies Program Proposal, 2008
\nTrinity School of Charlotte: Internationalization Grant Proposal, 2008
\nCovenant Presbyterian Church Leadership Group: SIMSOC Facilitator, 1996
\nLeadership Caldwell: SIMSOC Facilitator, 1995
\nWake Forest University: International Studies Program Review, 1994
\nLeadership Rocky Mount: SIMSOC Facilitator, 1994
\nLeadership Caldwell: SIMSOC Facilitator, 1994
\nRoanoke College: Political Science Department Program Evaluation, 1993
\nForeign Policy Associations: Program Evaluation, 1993
\nLeadership Charlotte: SIMSOC Facilitator, 1979 1993
\nForeign Policy Association: Great Decisions Program Review, 1990
\nRoanoke College: International Studies Program Evaluation, 1988
\nJohnson C. Smith University: International Studies Program Evaluation, 1987
\nGreen For Congress: Policy Adviser, 1984
\nTison For Congress: Policy Adviser, 1984
\nKincaid For Congress: Policy Adviser, 1980<\/p>\n

PUBLICATIONS AND RESEARCH<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n

BOOKS<\/span><\/p>\n

Harry I. Chernotsky and Heidi H. Hobbs, 2nd Edition, Crossing Borders: International
\nStudies for the 21st Century, CQ Press, Sage Publications, Thousand Oaks, CA, 2016, 365 pp..<\/p>\n

Harry I. Chernotsky and Heidi H. Hobbs, Crossing Borders: International Studies for the
\n21st Century, CQ Press, Sage Publications, Thousand Oaks, CA, 2013, 307 pp.<\/p>\n

MONOGRAPH<\/span><\/p>\n

Harry I. Chernotsky, Surviving Model United Nations: An Adviser Handbook and Curriculum Guide, New York, National Collegiate Conference Association, 1984, 76 pp.<\/p>\n

BOOK CHAPTERS<\/span><\/p>\n

Heidi H. Hobbs, Harry I. Chernotsky and Darin Van Tassel, \u201cInternational Studies and
\nthe Global Community: Transforming the Agenda,\u201d in Robert A. Denemark (ed.), The International Studies Encyclopedia, Robert A. Blackwell Publishing, 2010, Vol. 7, pp. 4598-4609 (peer reviewed).<\/p>\n

Harry I. Chernotsky, \u201cCharlotte\u2019s Response to Globalization: The Mayor\u2019s International
\nCabinet,\u201d in Cal Clark and Robert S. Montjoy (eds.), Globalization\u2019s Impact on State-Local Economic Development Policy, Huntington, NY, Nova Science Publishers, Inc., 2001, pp. 123-139.<\/p>\n

Robert R. Kaufman, Harry I. Chernotsky and Daniel S. Geller, \u201cA Preliminary Test of the
\nTheory of Dependency,\u201d reprinted in Stephan Haggard (ed.), The International Political Economy and the Developing Countries, Edward Elgar Publishing Limited, 1996, pp. 272-299.<\/p>\n

Harry I. Chernotsky, “Trade Adjustment and Foreign Direct Investment: Japan in the United States” (updated), in Stephan Haggard and Chung in Moon (eds.), Pacific Dynamics: The International Politics of Industrial Change, Westview Press, 1989, pp. 275 303.<\/p>\n

Harry I. Chernotsky, “Foreign Investment and Economic Development in Charlotte\/Mecklenburg: An Analysis of Location Decisions,” in Laurie T. Charest (ed.), Public-Private Partnerships in Urban Development, University of North Carolina, Proceedings: Urban Affairs Conference, 1983, pp. 313 321.<\/p>\n

REFERRED JOURNALS<\/span><\/p>\n

Harry I. Chernotsky, \u201cFraming the International Studies Curriculum: Toward the
\nDevelopment of Common Student Learning Outcomes,\u201d International Research and Review, Vol. 3, No. 1, Fall 2013, pp. 3-22.<\/p>\n

Harry I. Chernotsky, \u201cThe Growing Impact of Globalization Upon City Policies,\u201d Policy
\nStudies Review, Vol. 18, No. 3, Autumn 2001, pp. 29-48.<\/p>\n

Harry I. Chernotsky and Heidi H. Hobbs, \u201cResponding to Globalization: State and Local
\nInitiatives in the Southeastern United States,\u201d Passages: Interdisciplinary Journal
\nof Global Studies, Vol.3, No. 1, Spring 2001, pp. 57-82.<\/p>\n

Harry I. Chernotsky, \u201cThe International Studies Curriculum: Infusing Global and Area
\nStudies Perspectives,\u201d Phi Beta Delta International Review, Volume X, Spring 2000, pp. 21-31.<\/p>\n

Harry I. Chernotsky, “Teaching World Affairs: Community Based Approach,” Inquiry In Social Studies, Vol. 28, No. 1, Spring 1992, pp. 5 12.<\/p>\n

Harry I. Chernotsky, “Teaching Crisis Management: A National Security Council Simulation,” International Studies Notes, Vol. 15, No. 3, Fall 1990, pp. 79 82, 90.<\/p>\n

Harry I. Chernotsky, “Current Events and the International Relations Curriculum: Instructional Strategies,” The Political Science Teacher, Vol. 2, No. 1, Winter 1989, pp. 13 14.<\/p>\n

Harry I. Chernotsky, “Charlotte and the World: The Community as a Global Studies Resource,” International Studies Notes, Vol. 14, No. 1, Winter 1989, pp. 15 17, 23.<\/p>\n

Harry I. Chernotsky, “The American Connection: Motives for Japanese Foreign Direct Investment in the United States,” Columbia Journal of World Business, Vol. XXII, No. 4, Winter 1987, pp. 47 54.<\/p>\n

Harry I. Chernotsky, “Foreign Policy Through A Great Decisions Practicum,” News For Teachers of Political Science, No. 51, Fall 1986, pp. 5 6.<\/p>\n

Harry I. Chernotsky, “Trade Adjustment and Foreign Direct Investment: Japan in the United States,” Pacific Focus (South Korea), Vol. 1, No. 2, Fall 1986, pp. 63 92.<\/p>\n

Harry I. Chernotsky, “The Decision to Invest: Foreign Firms in Charlotte\/Mecklenburg,” Perspectives On The American South, Volume III, 1985, pp. 223 242.<\/p>\n

Harry I. Chernotsky and William J. McCoy, “The Practicum: Experiencing Political Science,” Teaching Politics (Great Britain), Vol. 13, No. 2, May 1984, pp. 181 191.<\/p>\n

Harry I. Chernotsky, “Selecting U.S. Sites: A Case Study of German and Japanese Firms,” Management International Review (West Germany), Vol. 23, No. 2, 1983, pp. 45 55.<\/p>\n

Harry I. Chernotsky, “Global Education For Teachers: Institute in International\/Non Western Studies,” Occasional Papers Series in International Education, Vol. 3, No. 1, May 1983, pp. 17 22.<\/p>\n

Harry I. Chernotsky, “Increasing Student Awareness of International Events,” International Studies Notes, Vol. 9, No. 4, Winter 1982, pp. 19-20.<\/p>\n

Harry I. Chernotsky, “Power and Passivity: From the Classroom to the Political Arena,” News For Teachers of Political Science, Summer 1978, p. 14.<\/p>\n

Robert R. Kaufman, Harry I. Chernotsky and Daniel S. Geller, “A Preliminary Test of the Theory of Dependency,” co author, Comparative Politics, Vol. 7, No. 3, April 1975, pp. 303-330.<\/p>\n

OTHER ARTICLES<\/span><\/p>\n

\u201cConfronting the Crisis in Lebanon,\u201d The Charlotte Jewish News, Vol. 28, No. 6, August\u00a02006.<\/p>\n

\u201cLabor Party Activist Assesses Israel\u2019s Election,\u201d The Charlotte Jewish News, Vol. 18, No. 8, September 1996, p.1.<\/p>\n

“A Regional Foreign Policy?” CommonVision, Carolinas Issues Academy, Vol. 2, No. 1, February 1993, p. 1.<\/p>\n

“Teaching Gramp,” UNCC Magazine, December 1983, pp. 11 13.<\/p>\n

“The Souring of U.S. Israeli Relations,” The Charlotte Jewish News, Vol.4, No. 4, April 1982, p. 4.<\/p>\n

“Camp David and Beyond,” The Charlotte Jewish News, Vol. 2, No. 1, November 1981, p. 7.<\/p>\n

BOOK REVIEWS<\/span><\/p>\n

Deterrence in the Middle East: Where Theory and Practice Converge, (Aharon Kleiman & Ariel Levite, Westview Press, 1994) Studies in Conflict and Terrorism, Vol.19, No. 2, April-June, 1996, pp. 217-219<\/p>\n

Power and Protectionism: Strategies of the Newly Industrializing Countries (David B. Yoffie, Columbia University Press, 1983) The Journal of Politics, Vol. 47, No. 3, August 1985, pp. 1026-1028.<\/p>\n

Jews of the Latin American Republics (Judith Laikin Elkin, University of North Carolina Press, 1980) in American Jewish Times Outlook, Vol. L, No. 6, February 1981, pp. 19-20.<\/p>\n

MANUSCRIPT REVIEWS<\/span>
\nPolitics & Policy, 2001
\nMershon International Studies Review, 1993
\nInternational Studies Quarterly, 1992
\nSoutheastern Political Review, 1992; 1994
\nAmerican Political Science Review, 1990
\nInquiry in Social Studies: Journal of the N.C. Council for the Social Studies,
\n1990; 1991; 1992; 1994(2)
\nInternational Studies Notes, 1985
\nPolicy Studies Review, 1983<\/p>\n

PAPERS PRESENTED<\/span><\/p>\n

\u201cPolarizing Foreign Policies and Local Activism: US Cities and the Challenge of Immigration Policy,\u201d Annual Meeting, International Studies Association, 2016.<\/p>\n

\u201cEngaging the World: International Studies and the Internationalization of the Campus Infrastructure,\u201d Annual Meeting, International Studies Association, 2016.<\/p>\n

\u201cFraming the International Studies Curriculum,\u201d Phi Beta Delta Honor Society for
\nInternational Scholars, Annual Meeting, 2013.<\/p>\n

\u201cStandardizing the International Studies Curriculum: Toward the Development of
\nCommon Student Learning Outcomes,\u201d International Studies Association, Annual
\nMeeting, April 2012.<\/p>\n

\u201cGlocalization and Fragmenting Federalism: U.S. Cities in the Crossfire,\u201d International
\nStudies Association, Annual Meeting, February 2009.<\/p>\n

\u201cGlobal Economy, Local Exposure: The Response of Metropolitan Cities in the United
\nStates,\u201d American Political Science Association, Annual Meeting, August 2008.<\/p>\n

\u201cInternational Studies and the Global Community; Transforming the Agenda,\u201d
\nInternational Studies Association, Annual Meeting, March 2008.<\/p>\n

\u201cPerspectives on Global Citizenship,\u201d American Political Science Association, Teaching
\nand Learning Conference, February 2007.<\/p>\n

\u201cPreparing Students for Global Citizenship: The Challenge for International Studies,\u201d
\nInternational Studies Association, Annual Meeting, 2006.<\/p>\n

\u201cEducating Global Citizens: Toward the Development of a Core International Studies
\nText,\u201d International Studies Association, Annual Meeting, 2005.<\/p>\n

\u201cAn Introduction to International Studies: An Orientation to the World,\u201d International
\nStudies Association \u2013 South, Annual Meeting, 2004.<\/p>\n

\u201cU.S. Metropolitan Cities in a Global Economy: Responses and Reactions,\u201d International Studies Association, Annual Meeting, 2004<\/p>\n

\u201cKnowledge and Skills for a Globalizing World: Core Courses in International Studies,\u201d
\nInternational Studies Association, Annual Meeting, 2004.<\/p>\n

\u201cKnowledge and Skills for a Globalizing World: Toward a Core Curriculum in
\nInternational Studies,\u201d International Studies Association, Annual Meeting, 2003<\/p>\n

\u201cGlobalizing the Local Landscape: The Response of U.S. Cities,\u201d International Studies
\nAssociation, Annual Meeting, 2002<\/p>\n

\u201cInfusing Global and Area Studies Perspectives in the International Studies
\nCurriculum,\u201d Global Education Conference, Roanoke College, 2001.<\/p>\n

\u201cResponding to Globalization: State and Local Initiatives in the Southeastern United States,\u201d International Studies Association, Annual Meeting, 2000.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe International Studies Curriculum: Infusing Global and Area Studies Perspectives,\u201d International Studies Association, Annual Meeting, 1999.<\/p>\n

\u201cDeveloping Economic Policy: The Response of a Globalizing City,\u201d Policy Studies
\nOrganization, Annual Meeting, 1998.<\/p>\n

\u201cFluff, Puff and Stuff: Do Students Prefer a Teaching Style for Learning,\u201d American Political Science Association, Annual Meeting, 1998.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe Development of Local Foreign Policy Infrastructures: A Case Study of a Globalizing U.S. City,\u201d American Political Science Association, Annual Meeting,
\n1998.<\/p>\n

\u201cGlobalization and Urban Governance: The Development of Local Foreign Policy
\nInfrastructures,\u201d International Studies Association, Annual Meeting, 1997.<\/p>\n

\u201cAmerica\u2019s Shifting Global Agendas: A Case Study of Local Foreign Policy,
\nInternational Studies Association, Annual Meeting, 1996.<\/p>\n

“Teaching Crisis Management: A National Security Council Simulation,” International
\nStudies Association, Annual Meeting, 1990.<\/p>\n

“Current Events and the International Relations Curriculum: Instructional Strategies,”
\nInternational Studies Association, Annual Meeting, 1988.<\/p>\n

“Risk Considerations and Export Decisions: A Case Study of North Carolina Firms,
\n“Southern Political Science Association, Annual Meeting, 1987.<\/p>\n

“The American Connection: Motives for Japanese Foreign Direct Investment,” Southern
\nPolitical Science Association, Annual Meeting, 1986.<\/p>\n

“Charlotte and the World: The Community as a Global Studies Resource,” International
\nStudies Association, Annual Meeting, 1986.<\/p>\n

“Trade Adjustment and Foreign Direct Investment: Japan in the United States,” Southern
\nPolitical Science Association, Annual Meeting, 1985.<\/p>\n

“A Campus Connection: The Great Decisions Practicum,” National Great Decisions
\nCoordinators Conference, 1985.<\/p>\n

“Applied International Education: A Great Decisions Practicum,” International Studies
\nAssociation, Annual Meeting, 1985.<\/p>\n

“Patterns of Japanese Foreign Direct Investment in the United States,” International
\nStudies Association, Annual Meeting, 1984.<\/p>\n

“Foreign Investment and Economic Development in Charlotte\/Mecklenburg: An
\nAnalysis of Location Decisions,” North Carolina Urban Affairs Conference, 1983.<\/p>\n

“Selecting U.S. Sites: A Case Study of German and Japanese Firms,” International
\nStudies Association South, Annual Meeting, 1983.<\/p>\n

“The Decision to Invest: Foreign Firms in Charlotte\/Mecklenburg,” International Studies
\nAssociation, Annual Meeting, 1982.<\/p>\n

“The Economic Impact of Dependence in Latin America,” New Jersey Political Science
\nAssociation, Annual Meeting, 1978.<\/p>\n

“The Measurement and Classification of Dependency Types in Latin America,” New
\nJersey Political Science Association, Annual Meeting, 1976.<\/p>\n

“A Preliminary Test of the Theory of Dependency,” Princeton University National
\nDevelopment Colloquium and Harvard\/MIT Development Seminar, 1974.<\/p>\n

OTHER PRESENTATIONS<\/span><\/p>\n

Invited Video Interview (65 minutes): \u201cThe Field of International Studies,\u201d SAGE On-line Video Series, Politics & International Relations Collection. http:\/\/dx.doi.org\/10.4135\/978147395569<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Working Group Presentation: \u201cParadiplomacy and Subnational Foreign Policy in the United States,\u201d Paradiplomacy Working Group, International Studies Association, Annual Meeting, New Orleans, February 2015.<\/p>\n

Panelist & Chair: \u201cGlobal Citizenship and the Core International Studies Curriculum,\u201d International Studies Association, Annual Meeting, New Orleans, February 2015.<\/p>\n

Panelist and Chair: \u201cAdministrative Strategies for Building Interdisciplinary International Studies Programs,\u201d International Studies Association, Annual Meeting, 2014.<\/p>\n

Roundtable Chair: \u201cExamining Interdisciplinary Perspectives in International Studies Programs,\u201d International Studies Association, Annual Meeting, 2014.<\/p>\n

Panelist and Chair: \u201cUS Foreign Policy Challenges Facing Obama II: The Middle East,\u201d International Studies Association \u2013 South, Annual Meeting, 2013.<\/p>\n

Invited Guest Speaker: \u201cPreparing Students for the World Stage: An Integrated Approach
\nto International Studies,\u201d NAFSA: The Association of International Educators, Annual Meeting, 2013.<\/p>\n

Panelist and Chair: \u201cIntegrating Multiple Perspectives into Core International Studies
\nCurricula,\u201d International Studies Association, Annual Meeting, 2013.<\/p>\n

Panelist and Chair: \u201cU.S. Foreign Policy on the Eve of the Election: The Middle East,\u201d International Studies Association \u2013 South, Annual Meeting, 2012.<\/p>\n

Invited Panelist: \u201cU.S. Policy in the Middle East,\u201d American Jewish Congress Workshop, Democratic National Convention, Charlotte, NC, 2012<\/p>\n

Panelist and Chair: \u201cU.S. Foreign Policy Challenges in an Unsettled World: The Middle East,\u201d International Studies Association \u2013 South, Annual Meeting, 2011.<\/p>\n

Panelist and Chair: \u201cDevelopment and Administration of Multidisciplinary International Studies Curricula: Toward the Creation of a Common Core,\u201d International Studies Association, Annual Meeting, 2011.<\/p>\n

Panelist and Chair: \u201cObama\u2019s Foreign Policy Imprint: The Middle East,\u201d International Studies Association \u2013 South, Annual Meeting, 2010.<\/p>\n

Panelist and Chair: \u201cIntegrating Global and Area Perspectives in International Studies Curricula: Opportunities and Constraints,\u201d International Studies Association, Annual Meeting, 2010.<\/p>\n

Panelist and Chair: \u201cU.S. Foreign Policy Transitions: The Middle East,\u201d International Studies Association \u2013 South, Annual Meeting, 2009.<\/p>\n

Panelist and Chair: \u201cAdministering International Studies Programs: Alternative Models,\u201d International Studies Association, Annual Meeting, 2009.<\/p>\n

Panelist and Chair: \u201cChallenges of Administering International Studies Programs\u201d International Studies Association \u2013 South, Annual Meeting, 2008.<\/p>\n

Panelist and Chair: \u201cU.S. Foreign Policy Challenges on the Eve of the Election: The Middle East,\u201d International Studies Association \u2013 South, Annual Meeting, 2008.<\/p>\n

Plenary Panelist: \u201cState of the Discipline: Expanding the Definition of International Studies,\u201d International Studies Association \u2013 South, Annual Meeting, 2007.<\/p>\n

Panelist: \u201cChallenges to Regional and Global Security: The Middle East,\u201d International Studies Association \u2013 South, Annual Meeting, 2007.<\/p>\n

Panelist: \u201cTheoretical Aspects of Global Citizenship,\u201d International Studies Association, Annual Meeting, 2007.<\/p>\n

Panelist: \u201cPivotal States and Regional Stability: The Middle East,\u201d International Studies Association-South, Annual Meeting, 2006.<\/p>\n

Panelist: \u201cInterdisciplinary Perspectives on International Studies: Structure and Delivery Challenges,\u201d International Studies Association, Annual Meeting, 2006.<\/p>\n

Panelist: \u201cPreparing Prospective Teachers for Global Education,\u201d NC and the World: K-12 Teacher Training Initiative, Planning Session, 2005.<\/p>\n

Panelist: \u201cThe International Studies Curriculum: Searching for a Common Core,\u201d International Studies Association, Annual Meeting, 2005.<\/p>\n

Panelist: \u201cKey States and Regional Stability: The Middle East,\u201d International Studies Association \u2013 South, Annual Meeting, 2004.<\/p>\n

Panelist: \u201cPreparing Community College Students for Global Education in the UNC System,\u201d World View Global Education Symposium, Chapel Hill, 2004.<\/p>\n

Panelist: \u201cCommonalities in Interdisciplinary International Studies Courses,\u201d International Studies Association, Annual Meeting, 2004.<\/p>\n

Panelist: \u201cChanging Currents in International Politics: The Middle East,\u201d International Studies Association-South, Annual Meeting, 2003.
\nPanelist: \u201cInternational Studies as a Discipline: Recommendations on Content, Theoretical Concepts and Methodologies,\u201d International Studies Association, Annual Meeting, 2003.<\/p>\n

Panelist: \u201cInternationalizing Undergraduate Education \u2013 Opportunities with the Title VI Undergraduate International Studies and Foreign Language Program,\u201d International Studies Association, Annual Meeting, 2003.<\/p>\n

Panel Chair: \u201cGlobalizing the Local Landscape,\u201d International Studies Association, Annual Meeting, 2002.<\/p>\n

Panelist: \u201cChange and Continuity in American Foreign Policy Under a New
\nAdministration: The Middle East,\u201d International Studies Association-South, Annual
\nMeeting, 2001<\/p>\n

Panel Chair and Panelist: \u201cInternational Studies Programs: Alternative Models and
\nPerspectives,\u201d International Studies Association-South, Annual Meeting, 2001<\/p>\n

Panel Chair: \u201cInternational\/Transnational Organizations,\u201d International Studies
\nAssociation-South, Annual Meeting, 2001<\/p>\n

Panelist: \u201cGlobalization and Local Government,\u201d International Studies Association- South, Annual Meeting, 2000<\/p>\n

Panelist: \u201cProspects for Peace and Stability in Troubled States: Israel and Her Neighbors,\u201d International Studies Association-South, Annual Meeting, 2000<\/p>\n

Panel Chair & Discussant: \u201cThe Politics of International Education: Perspectives from Students and NGO\u2019s,\u201d International Studies Association, Annual Meeting, 2000<\/p>\n

Panelist: Globalizing the Local Community,\u201d International Studies Association-South, Annual Meeting, 1999<\/p>\n

Panelist: \u201cRegions in Crisis as the New Millennium Begins: The Middle East,\u201d International Studies Association-South, Annual Meeting, 1999<\/p>\n

Panelist: \u201cInternational Studies Curriculum Issues: The Introductory Survey,\u201d International Studies Association-South, Annual Meeting, 1998<\/p>\n

Panelist: \u201cKey States and Regional Stability: Israel,\u201d International Studies Association- South, Annual Meeting, 1998<\/p>\n

Panelist: \u201cThe International Studies Curriculum: The Research Seminar,\u201d International Studies Association-South, Annual Meeting, 1997<\/p>\n

Panelist: \u201cInternational Flashpoints as the 20th Century Ends: The Middle East,\u201d International Studies Association -South, Annual Meeting, 1997<\/p>\n

Panelist & Chair: \u201cCollaborative Efforts to Promote International Studies,\u201d International Studies Association, Annual Meeting, 1997<\/p>\n

Panelist & Chair: \u201cInternationalizing Professional Education,\u201d International Studies Association, Annual Meeting, 1996<\/p>\n

Panelist: \u201cForeign Policy and the 1996 Election: The Middle East,\u201d International Studies Association – South, Annual Meeting, 1996<\/p>\n

Panelist: \u201cInfusing Japan Studies in the Undergraduate Curriculum,\u201d Japan Studies Association, First Annual Meeting, 1995<\/p>\n

Panelist: \u201cU.S. National Security Issues: The Middle East,\u201d International Studies Association – South, Annual Meeting, 1995<\/p>\n

Panelist: “Foreign Policy Change in the Clinton Administration: The Middle East,” International Studies Association – South, Annual Meeting, 1994.<\/p>\n

Panelist: “Initiatives in International Education,” Phi Beta Delta, Annual Meeting, 1994.<\/p>\n

Panelist: “International Studies Curriculum Initiatives,” International Studies Association, Annual Meeting, 1994.<\/p>\n

Panel Discussant: “Democratic Decision Making in Foreign Policy,” Southern Political Science Association, Annual Meeting, 1993.<\/p>\n

Lecture: “Global Perspectives in Post Secondary Education,” Global Education Teleconference, Foreign Policy Association, 1993.<\/p>\n

Panelist: “Election Eve Foreign Policy Issues: The Middle East,” International Studies
\nAssociation – South, Annual Meeting, 1992.<\/p>\n

Panel Chair: “Assessing International Studies Programs and Curricula,” International
\nStudies Association, Annual Meeting, 1992.<\/p>\n

Panelist: “Bush Foreign Policy Vulnerabilities: The Middle East,” International Studies
\nAssociation – South, Annual Meeting, 1991.<\/p>\n

Panel Chair: “International Studies Programs and Curricula,” International Studies
\nAssociation, Annual Meeting, 1991.<\/p>\n

Panel Discussant: “International Political Economy in the 1990’s,” International Studies
\nAssociation South, Annual Meeting, 1990.<\/p>\n

Panel Chair: “Instructional Innovation and the International Studies Curriculum,
\n“International Studies Association, Annual Meeting, 1990.<\/p>\n

Panel Chair: “UNESCO: Future Directions in Development Education,” International
\nStudies Association, Annual Meeting, 1989.<\/p>\n

Panel Chair: “The International Studies Curriculum: Enhancing and Assessing Student
\nGlobal Awareness,” International Studies Association, Annual Meeting, 1988.<\/p>\n

Panel Moderator: “Careers in Government,” Southeast Student Conference on Careers in
\nInternational Business, UNCC, 1988.<\/p>\n

Panelist: “Strengthening the International Studies Curriculum,” International Studies
\nAssociation, Annual Meeting, 1986.<\/p>\n

Panelist: “Great Decisions: A Program for Academic Extension,” N.C. Community
\nCollege Adult Educators Association, Annual Meeting, 1986.<\/p>\n

Panel Chair: “Teaching Current Foreign Policy Issues: Principles and Practices,”
\nInternational Studies Association, Annual Meeting, 1985.<\/p>\n

Panel Chair: “Non Traditional Teaching Techniques,” Southern Political Science
\nAssociation, Annual Meeting, 1984.<\/p>\n

Panelist: “University Secondary School Linkages,” Strengthening High School World
\nStudies Courses, Wingspread Conference, sponsored by Mershon Center Ohio State
\nUniversity, 1984.<\/p>\n

Panel Chair: “Internationalizing the Curriculum,” North Carolina International Education
\nConference, 1984.<\/p>\n

Panelist: “Model United Nations in the University Curriculum,” North Carolina
\nInternational Education Conference, 1984.<\/p>\n

Panel Chair: “The Role of the Center for International Studies,” UNCC International
\nEducation Conference, 1983.<\/p>\n

Panel Discussant: “Dependence and Development in Latin America,” International
\nStudies Association, Annual Meeting, 1981.<\/p>\n

FUNDED RESEARCH<\/span><\/p>\n

\u201cRegional Hot Spot: Latin America,\u201d U.S. Department of Education\/UNC Charlotte Title
\nVI Grant, 1998-99, $1750.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe Mayor\u2019s International Cabinet: A Case Study of Local Foreign Policy,\u201d UNCC Research Grant, 1996, $3888.<\/p>\n

“Freshman Seminar Curriculum Guide,” UNCC Curriculum Development Grant, 1992, $5,975.<\/p>\n

“Export Decisions and Risk Considerations,” UNCC Summer Research Grant, 1987, $1,985.<\/p>\n

“National Security Council Simulation,” UNCC Curriculum Development Grant, 1987, $1,956.<\/p>\n

“Charlotte and the World,” UNCC Curriculum Development Grant, 1985, $2,012.<\/p>\n

“German and Japanese Investment in the United States,” UNCC Summer Research Grant, 1984, $2,000.<\/p>\n

“Model United Nations Curriculum Guide,” UNCC Strengthening International Education Grant, 1983, Course Release Time.<\/p>\n

“Foreign Investment in Charlotte\/Mecklenburg,” UNCC Urban Institute Incentive Grant, 1981, $1,000.<\/p>\n

OTHER FUNDING<\/span><\/p>\n

Chancellor\u2019s Diversity Challenge Grant (with Gary Silverman): Culture, the Environment
\n& Film, 2015, $5000.
\nInternational Travel Grant: UNCC Office of International Programs, 2010, $500.
\nInternational Travel Grant: UNCC Office of International Programs, 2006, $500.
\nInternational Travel Grant: UNCC Office of International programs, 2005, $500.
\nInternational Travel Grant: UNCC Office of International Programs, 2004, $500.
\nInternational Travel Grant: UNCC Office of International Programs, 2001, $750.
\nInternational Travel Grant: UNCC Office of International Programs, 2000, $750.
\nInternational Travel Grant: UNCC Latin American Studies Project, 1999, $750.
\nInternational Travel Grant: UNCC Office of International Programs, 1999, $500.
\nInternational Travel Grant: UNCC Office of International Programs, 1996, $500.
\nProject SUCCEED: 1992-1994, $3,600.
\nInternational Travel Grant: UNCC Center for International Studies, 1990, $450.
\nGreat Decisions: Blumenthal Foundation, 1989 90, $1,500.
\nGreat Decisions Model High School Sites Program: Foreign Policy Association, 1989 90, $7,100.
\nU.S. and Japan Course Development: U.S. Dept. of Education Japan Studies Grant, 1989 90, $3,000.
\nGreat Decisions Model High School Sites Program: Foreign Policy Association, 1988 89, $7,100.
\nGreat Decisions: Blumenthal Foundation, 1988 89, $1,200.
\nInternational Travel Grant: UNCC Center for International Studies, 1989, $400.
\nJapan Studies Institute: American Association of State Colleges and Universities, Summer 1988, $1,700 + $1,500 tuition waiver.
\nGreat Decisions: Blumenthal Foundation, 1987 88, $1,000.
\nGreat Decisions: Blumenthal Foundation, 1986 87, $800.<\/p>\n

HONORS AND AWARDS<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n

Phi Kappa Phi, 1999<\/p>\n

Who\u2019s Who Among America\u2019s Teachers, 1998<\/p>\n

UNC Charlotte International Education Award (first recipient), 1995<\/strong><\/p>\n

UNC Charlotte Nominee, Joseph Katz Award, Association for General and Liberal Studies, 1992.<\/p>\n

Jewish Community Center Program Award: Great Decisions, 1990.<\/p>\n

Phi Beta Delta, International Studies Honor Society, 1988.<\/p>\n

UNC Charlotte Teaching Excellence Award (NationsBank), 1984.
\n<\/strong>
\nOutstanding Delegation Award, National Model United Nations, 1983.<\/p>\n

Outstanding Delegation Award, National Model United Nations, 1982.<\/p>\n

Outstanding Delegation Award, National Model United Nations, 1981.<\/p>\n

Delegation of Merit Award, National Model United Nations, 1980.<\/p>\n

Rutgers University Graduate Fellowship, 1974 75.
\nB.A. with General Honors and High Distinction in Political Science, 1971.<\/p>\n

Pi Sigma Alpha, National Political Science Honor Society, 1970.<\/p>\n

PROFESSIONAL<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

DEVELOPMENT<\/span><\/p>\n

Participant: International Conference on Holocaust Education, 2010
\nParticipant: Council on International Exchange Annual Meeting, 2006
\nAward: Reassignment of Duties, UNC Charlotte, Spring 2006
\nParticipant: Denmark International Studies Workshop, 2002
\nFellow: Center for Global Competitiveness, North Carolina State University, 1999-2003
\nExecutive Committee: International Studies Association-South, 2000
\nParticipant: Cuba Study Tour, Winthrop University, 2000
\nPresident: International Studies Association-South, 1999
\nMember: Governing Council, International Studies Association, 1999
\nVice President and President Elect: International Studies Association- South, 1998
\nProgram Chair: International Studies Association-South, Annual Meeting, 1998
\nParticipant: Cuba Study Tour, Charlotte World Affairs Council, 1997
\nMember: Governing Council, International Education Section, International Studies
\nAssociation, 1991-95
\nSecretary\/Treasurer: International Studies Association South, 1990-1993
\nChair: International Education Section, International Studies Association, 1987-91
\nMember: Governing Council, International Studies Association, 1987-91
\nEditorial Board: Inquiry in Social Studies: Journal of the N.C. Council for the Social Studies, 1989-93
\nConsultant: Foreign Policy Association, Great Decisions Program Review, 1990.
\nParticipant: Japan Studies Institute, American Association of State Colleges and Universities, 1988.
\nConsultant: Roanoke College, International Studies Program, 1988.
\nConsultant: J.C. Smith University, International Studies Program, 1987.
\nInternational Studies Association Representative, National Advisory Board: World Studies Handbook Project (directed by Mershon Center, Ohio State University), 1985 86. Resulted in Approaches to World Studies: A Handbook for Curriculum Planners, edited by Robert B. Woyach and Richard C. Remy (Allyn and Bacon), 1989.
\nParticipant: Foreign Investment Seminar, Deloitte Haskins & Sells, 1985.
\nParticipant: North Carolina International Education Conference, 1984; 1983.
\nParticipant and Panelist: UNCC International Education Conference, 1983.
\nParticipant: Southeastern Conference on Strengthening International Education, 1982.
\nParticipant: German\/American Investment Seminar, Charlotte Chamber of Commerce, 1982.
\nParticipant: Workshop on Human Values and Economics, Queens College, 1981.
\nParticipant: Southeastern Dialogue on the Changing World Economy, 1981.
\nParticipant: Consortium for International Studies Education Summer Faculty Workshop, 1981.
\nParticipant: Charlotte Educational Consortium Teaching Effectiveness Workshop, 1981.
\nParticipant: Metrolina World Trade Club Exporting Conference, 1980.
\nParticipant: UNCC Workshop on Experiential Learning Programs, 1980.
\nParticipant: North Carolina Dialogue on the Changing World Economy, 1980.
\nParticipant: North Carolina World Trade Association International Business Conference, 1979.<\/p>\n

AFFILIATIONS<\/span><\/p>\n

International Studies Association
\nInternational Studies Association South
\nAmerican Political Science Association
\nSouthern Political Science Association
\nJapan Studies Association
\nUnited Nations Faculty Higher Education Association
\nNorth Carolina Political Science Association
\nNational Committee for International Studies and Program Administrators<\/p>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

HARRY I. CHERNOTSKY Professor of Political Science & International Studies Department of Global, International & Area Studies University of North Carolina at Charlotte Charlotte, NC 28223 704-687-6047 fax: 704-687-1684 hicherno@uncc.edu EDUCATION Ph.D. 1977 Rutgers University M.A.\u00a0\u00a01974 Rutgers University B.A.\u00a0\u00a01971 Rutgers University PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE The University of North Carolina at Charlotte, 1978 Chair: Dept. of Global, […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":382,"featured_media":0,"parent":0,"menu_order":0,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","template":"","meta":{"jetpack_post_was_ever_published":false,"footnotes":""},"class_list":["post-6","page","type-page","status-publish","hentry"],"jetpack_shortlink":"https:\/\/wp.me\/P2mfWI-6","jetpack_sharing_enabled":true,"_links":{"self":[{"href":"https:\/\/pages.charlotte.edu\/harrychernotsky\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/pages\/6","targetHints":{"allow":["GET"]}}],"collection":[{"href":"https:\/\/pages.charlotte.edu\/harrychernotsky\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/pages"}],"about":[{"href":"https:\/\/pages.charlotte.edu\/harrychernotsky\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/types\/page"}],"author":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/pages.charlotte.edu\/harrychernotsky\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/users\/382"}],"replies":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/pages.charlotte.edu\/harrychernotsky\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/comments?post=6"}],"version-history":[{"count":32,"href":"https:\/\/pages.charlotte.edu\/harrychernotsky\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/pages\/6\/revisions"}],"predecessor-version":[{"id":62,"href":"https:\/\/pages.charlotte.edu\/harrychernotsky\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/pages\/6\/revisions\/62"}],"wp:attachment":[{"href":"https:\/\/pages.charlotte.edu\/harrychernotsky\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/media?parent=6"}],"curies":[{"name":"wp","href":"https:\/\/api.w.org\/{rel}","templated":true}]}}