2011-2012 Workshops 

Creating a Faculty-Led Short-Term Study Abroad Program

November 7, 2011 Luncheon Workshop:

Would you like to take students on a two or three week study abroad program?  Do you want to include a study abroad component in your course, or take students with you to do international research?  This workshop outlines the process, pitfalls, and joys of designing and running a faculty-led study abroad program.

Teaching Online with an International Partner

November 14, 2011 Luncheon Workshop:

Would you like to teach either a course segment (module) or an entire course with an international partner? This workshop will offer information on how to identify an appropriate international partner,  suggest guidelines on how such courses work on the SUNY Cortland campus, and identify resources  supporting anyone interested in developing such modules or courses.

Embedding Global Issues in your Courses

February 14, 2012 Luncheon Workshop:

This workshop offers an overview of six-hour teaching modules created & piloted by SUNY Cortland and Brockport faculty in collaboration with the Levin Institute as part of the SUNY Global Workforce Project. Incorporating these modules is a simple and effective way of including international material from a wide variety of disciplines.  The workshop will explain how the modules work and how to begin using one or more in your courses.  Module topics include:  gender, sustainability, human rights, technology, health, service organizations, migration, global trade, banking & finance, and nationalism & state sovereignty.

International Teaching & Research Fellowships

March 1, 2012 Luncheon Workshop:

Would you like to spend a semester, a summer, or even just a few weeks teaching or researching abroad?  This workshop will provide information on the variety of fellowships and grants available to faculty, and  offer general guidelines on how to write a successful fellowship proposal.