@article{Becker_Yin_2019, title={A tale of two scholars: Developing transculturally through dialogue and writing}, volume={3}, url={https://journalhosting.ucalgary.ca/index.php/ep/article/view/52942}, abstractNote={<div class="WordSection1"><p>Short term international exchanges have been developed worldwide to offer collaborative research and cultural training opportunities for graduate students. However, the ability to develop transcultural competencies in these exchanges is often hampered by time constraints. This inquiry uses a collaborative, multi-sited autoethnographic approach to explore the potential of pursuing a transcultural relationship through the act of writing an academic article for publication post-seminar. Two doctoral scholars, one originally from China, but pursuing a doctorate at the Queensland University of Technology, Australia, and one from the University of Calgary, Canada, use multiple connected sites (face-to-face, WeChat, Google docs, email) to further their transcultural development through professional and personal collaboration. The authors used Slimbach’s (2005) transcultural competencies as a framework to guide this work. Based on insights developed through the process, the authors present recommendations for future international doctoral seminar participants. </p></div>}, number={1}, journal={Emerging Perspectives: Interdisciplinary Graduate Research in Education and Psychology}, author={Becker, Sandra Lynn and Yin, Melody Yue}, year={2019}, month={Jan.}, pages={17–28} }