Herb Terry is a International Education Specialist at GlocalU. He possess expertise in international education, international relations, student affairs, intercultural communication, academic international mobility and 45 more skills. He is proficient in French and Spanish. Colleagues describe him as "It is a great pleasure to write this recommendation for Herb Terry. I have known him since 2015, while he worked as Head of Office of International Programs and Services at Escuela Politécnica Nacional. While working as Exchange Programs Specialist and Education Advisor at the United States Embassy Quito, I had the opportunity to work with Herb in various projects, for which I was consistently impressed by both Herb's professional and personal qualities and commitment to improve higher education internationalization in Ecuador. Herb was elected Secretary General of the Ecuadorian Network for Internationalization of Higher Education (REIES) and, in that capacity, he successfully applied for and managed U.S. government funded grants to support this organization and other capacity-building events across Ecuador. His excellent interpersonal and communication skills allowed him to develop productive collaboration among Ecuadorian universities and strategically approached government entities to influence public policy. The REIES is now flourishing and serves as a vital player in establishing higher education internationalization standards in Ecuador. I recommend Herb without hesitation for any opportunity requiring responsibility, diligence and creativity. Any organization would be lucky to count him as a member of its team. " and "To Whom It May Concern: I am writing this letter on behalf of Herb Terry, Ms., former director of the Office of International Programs and Services (OPSI), at the National Polytechnic School (EPN). Herb is a vehement advocate for the systemic exploration of diversified environments as means to professional development. Herb’s creativity, optimism and extraordinary work ethic would enhance every and all efforts for progress in any organization. Hence, it is my most fervent opinion that Herb’s collaboration will greatly improve any institution of which he is part. Avant-garde enterprises in travel and cultural enrichment at EPN have been made possible thanks to Herb’s advocacy: it is only due to Herb’s uncharacteristic tenacity and zeal that OPSI was instituted in EPN, an endeavor which many before, over the years, had unsuccessfully pursued. As one of the hundreds of appreciative beneficiaries of Herb’s fruitful labor, I am here to attest to his impressive industriousness and skillfulness in successfully navigating the cumbersome waters of bureaucracy, which unfortunately, but certainly, plague EPN, our beloved formative institution. My career as an engineer was determinately propelled by Mr. Terry’s help: it is only because of his political acumen that he overcame all the bureaucratic hurdles for me to obtain the indispensable financial and administrative support from EPN. Thanks to Herb that I was able to present the results of my research at my very first international conference, in Nice, France. In addition, Mr. Terry was instrumental to obtaining a scholarship for my exchange semester in Mannheim, Germany. Not only was Herb more than willing to go the extra mile with his recommendation letters and incessant phone calls to aid me with extensions in long-expired deadlines, but he also relentlessly encouraged and supported me in an undertaking that I thought was completely out of my reach. In the end, Herb constitutes the most influential person to the lift-off of my career and international academic travel, which served as a fantastic platform to ultimately be granted a Fulbright Scholarship to reach my most precious goal: studying my master’s in Biomedical Engineering in the United States. I am forever grateful to Herb because of all these deeds. It is my great pleasure to recommend Herb Terry, Ms., for the position he is pursuing. His addition to any institution would constitute a significant improvement to any venue of academic exchange, intercultural strengthening or any international expansion your institution might envision. His personable demeanor, his tireless compassion and his outstanding interpersonal skills would empower his peers, bolster any executive branch and forge the passion needed to take the organization to the next level. Mr. Terry can make use of this letter in any way he sees fit. Sincerely yours, Erika Cristina Solano Diaz, Ms. Biomedical Engineer Binghamton University "