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The document outlines several areas of focus for a university's global engagement efforts, including individual collaborations, industry engagement, institutional collaborations, research and knowledge exchange, fundraising, positioning and thought leadership, alumni relations, government relations, reputation and partnerships, student recruitment, teaching partnerships, education and exchange, and full-spectrum global engagement.

Individual
collaborations
Industry
engagement
UNUK
Institutional
collaborations
Research
and KE
Fundraising
Positioning and
thought-leadership
Alumni
relations
Government
Relations
Reputation
&
Partnerships
Advancement
UNNC
Global Affairs
UNM
Student
Recruitment
Teaching
Partnerships
Mobility
Education and Exchange
Full-spectrum global
engagement

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