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Last May at the NAFSA Annual Conference in Philadelphia, I was part of a session on Developing Short-term Faculty-led Programs with Providers as Partners . The powerpoint from that session is a great resource for any of you working with providers on faculty-led programs. See the session description below and link to the NAFSA website, which is hosting the powerpoint resource.
Developing Short-Term Faculty-Led Programs with Providers as Partners
Contributors to the third edition of NAFSA’s Guide to Successful Short-Term Programs Abroad present insights on evolving relationships among education abroad administrators, faculty, and providers. During their presentation at the NAFSA 2018 Annual Conference, the presenters examined these complex relationships among education abroad administrators, faculty, and providers selection criteria, and healthy partnerships from a provider perspective.
These presentation slides from the session provide resources to help you:
- Identify criteria on which to base institutional decisions about whether or not to use a provider for a short-term program, which one to choose, and what role it will play in program development.
- Take advantage of opportunities during the program development process to begin collaborating with a provider
- Better understand the provider perspective of working with higher education institutions
Created for the 2018 Annual Conference in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, by
- Lisa Chieffo, Associate Director of Study Abroad, University of Delaware
- Woody Pelton, Dean of Global Education, Elon University
- Rich Kurtzman, Founder and Director, Barcelona Study Abroad Experience
- Catherine Spaeth, Executive Director, Seminars International