About the Presenter(s)

Kelly Brannan Trail, Director, Education Abroad Tom Morgan, Associate Professor, Department of English Sam Ortiz, Associate Director for Campus and Community Engagement, Multi-Ethnic Education and Engagement Center (MEC) Erin Gahimer, Senior Programs Coordinator, Education Abroad Zoe Krzywda, Programs Coordinator, Education Abroad

Start Date

8-1-2021 12:00 PM

End Date

8-1-2021 12:45 PM

Abstract/Description

The Global Learning Academy is an innovative global and intercultural learning program that combines online courses with a two-week theme-based field experience at key international, U.S., and local/virtual locations. Much like higher education in general, education abroad and international education were turned upside down with the pandemic. In response, we have developed a creative new model that will allow us to meet some of our long-standing priorities around access for a changing student population; interdisciplinary learning on critical global themes; integration with existing academic programs; and flexibility and adaptability in uncertain times. We will share plans for this new model, which will supplement existing education-abroad program models, and engage in discussion about it.

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Jan 8th, 12:00 PM Jan 8th, 12:45 PM

Global Learning Academy: A New Model

The Global Learning Academy is an innovative global and intercultural learning program that combines online courses with a two-week theme-based field experience at key international, U.S., and local/virtual locations. Much like higher education in general, education abroad and international education were turned upside down with the pandemic. In response, we have developed a creative new model that will allow us to meet some of our long-standing priorities around access for a changing student population; interdisciplinary learning on critical global themes; integration with existing academic programs; and flexibility and adaptability in uncertain times. We will share plans for this new model, which will supplement existing education-abroad program models, and engage in discussion about it.

 

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