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Structure & ScheduleProgram Structure
CohortsThe GLL is organized as a faculty/professional learning community. For Spring 2023, There will be two cohorts for applicants to choose from enabling participants to have a balance of flexibility, structure and accountability to achieve their teaching and learning goals.
Each cohort is limited to a maximum enrollment of 15 participants.
Design ElementsLearning community meetings complement asynchronous, self-directed learning modules, assignments and peer coaching drawing from the evidence base on study abroad and principles of backwards design. Through this integrative design, participants have meaningful opportunities to learn from each other and apply their learning in real time to develop, revise and refine essential course/program materials to strengthen their academic grounding, equity-centeredness, and cultural relevance. During the GLL expect to work on the following course/program materials:
Schedule
The 2023 working schedule for the two cohorts is listed below. 2024 dates will be posted in August 2023.
Global Learning Launchpad
VIRTUAL Cohort Meeting Schedule Spring 2023
Global Learning Launchpad HYBRID Meeting Schedule Spring 2023
Culminating Products
There are two culminating assignments in the GLL:
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Eligibility & FeesApplication & Eligibility
This program requires an application. Applications received will be reviewed for alignment between the individual's goals, those of the GLL program, as well as The Forum’s strategic priorities.
Intended Audience(s): novice or seasoned educators leading faculty-led short-term study abroad programs.
The Forum has other learning opportunities and workshops to aid program directors in developing expertise in all areas of program administration and leadership as outlined in the Standards of Good Practice. For those seeking to a deep dive into these areas, check out other upcoming learning opportunities. Additional considerations: This program focuses specifically on enhancing instructional design and facilitation, curriculum development, and learning outcomes in short-term, faculty-led education abroad programs. The GLL uses the Standards of Good Practice in Short Term Programs and related Guidelines as springboards to improve teaching and learning across all phases of a short-term program Fees & Scholarships
Prices listed below are for 2022-2023.
Hybrid Cohort
Virtual Cohort
Not sure if your institution is a member of The Forum? Many are. Check here. Group Discounts
Institutions that enroll 3+ educators in the program are eligible for $50 per person reduction. This discount applies to all institutions. NOTE: Individual cohorts are limited to no more than 3 individuals from the same institution. Groups may apply to be split across the virtual and hybrid cohorts. Scholarships – A limited number of scholarships are available.
Scholarships are awarded based on the following factors:
Strategies to Get FUNDING
While GLL scholarship funds may be limited, there may be untapped sources of support that may be available at your institution/organization. The education abroad office is not the only one that may have an interest in sponsoring your participation in the GLL. Some of these include:
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Contact Mary F. Price, Director of Teaching and Learning, pricemar@forumea.org
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