oIP Scholarly and Programmatic Initiatives

The Office of International Programs is committed to the development of externally funded projects that enhance the range and number of international experiences for our students and faculty on our home campus and abroad. These projects include university and community programs that explore other cultural practices and belief systems, the promotion of diversity among study abroad participants, the assessment of student learning outcomes while participating in international education experiences, and secondary teacher training abroad among others. These programs draw from and expand upon strengths across departments and academic disciplines and enhance existing oIP offerings. It is our hope that these programs—as a component of an increasingly rich array of international experiences—will support and promote a lifelong commitment to active and responsible global citizenship among the entire JMU community.

Many of the projects and initiatives are documented in the OIP Annual Reports found on this link.

Archive list:

• Workshop 28: Assessment Basics--Getting Started on Assessment Protocol
• NAFSA 2007 International Service-Learning Syllabus
• NAFSA 2007 International Service-Learning Presentation
• Performance Excellence Briefing
• Internationalizing JMU
• Potential and Promise of Global Education at JMU
• Fulbright FLTA
• ME/NA Exchange Program
• Teacher Seminar in Kenya
• Fulbright Visiting Specialists Program
• INU at JMU
• ASI Grant
• ACE-FIPSE Grant
• Global Access Project
• Illuminating Islam

If you are interested in learning more about our externally funded projects or partnering with the oIP on a project, please contact the oIP Executive Director, Lee Sternberger, at 568-7002 or sternblg@jmu.edu.

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