The Embassy of the United States in Mexico, Banco Santander, Fomento Educacional, A.C., and the Mexican Association for International Education (AMPEI) have joined forces to encourage binational academic collaboration through the Program for the Internationalization of Curricula: United States - Mexico (PIC US-MX), promoting the participation of professors and students from both countries in university courses using AMPEI- COIL (Collaborative International Online Learning) methodology, in order to contribute to the academic internationalization of Mexican and American universities. The program seeks to create multicultural educational environments where faculty from two institutions work together to develop interdisciplinary modules that emphasize collaborative online learning, allowing students to have intercultural experiences that are hosted at their home institutions.

We will hold a special session to discover what is the COIL experience and the steps to join the program, if you are interested in learning more about this training opportunity for faculty, please register at: https://bit.ly/38QctTT

Please contact oge@stockton.edu if you're intereted in knowing more about COIL projects. 

You're invited to participate in this AIEA Thematic Forum: Faculty Leadership in the Changing Landscape of Global Education: Modalities and Curricular Design hosted by Goucher College. 

April 14-15, 2022 (In-person/virtual event) | Flyer.pdf | Free to Stockton members

Institutional leaders have long called for an increased focus on efforts to internationalize the broader university curriculum by enriching the academic programs with global components, integrating concurrent curricular design and other modes of experiential learning, and leveraging cross-cultural collaboration and interdisciplinary team-teaching. These efforts, though, have largely operated in the shadow of traditional student and faculty mobility. While the COVID-19 pandemic has caused large-scale devastation to the field of global education, it has also offered senior international officers (SIOs) and their institutions the opportunity to explore new and innovative curricular modalities with faculty and staff that serve as an enhancement to an institution’s traditional mobility-focused efforts and that contribute to an institution’s larger internationalization efforts. 

If you're interested in participating, please fill out the registration, found here. Under “Attendee Type”, please chose Goucher Community Member and this will bypass the payment.