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Global Learning Initiative

 

Grants Competion for Programs & Events and Professional Development

The Global Learning Initiative Engagement Committee is pleased to announce a grants competition for programs & events and professional development to be held during the 2011-2012 and the 2012-2013 academic years. The purpose of the programs & events grants is to provide support for departments, programs, and student clubs and organizations who wish to sponsor Global Learning Initiative (GLI) events, programs, and activities. The purpose of professional development grants is to provide support for faculty and staff to engage in professional development activities that will enable them to add global learning components to their courses.  Grant request of up to $500 will be considered.



Interested applicants must submit a completed application form, budget, and budget justification to Karen Kedrowski, Director of the Global Learning Initiative, at kedrowskik@winthrop.edu by the deadlines listed on the application. Individuals, departments, and programs may apply for GLI support for multiple programs in the same academic year.

Click Here to DOWNLOAD Programs & Events APPLICATION

 Click Here to DOWNLOAD Professional Development APPLICATION

Click Here to view GRANT RECIPIENTS

 


Welcome to the website of Winthrop University’s Quality Enhancement Plan, the Global Learning Initiative! On this site you will find both summary and detailed information on one of the most exciting, useful, and timely education initiatives undertaken by the University.

Globalization has become such a major force in our local, regional, and national culture; consequently, we have instituted our Global Learning Initiative to ensure that our students are successful as citizens and professionals of the greater world. Today’s students will likely work with international colleagues, conduct business with/within international organizations, live in areas with immigrant populations, and possibly hold a job that requires travel outside the U.S. at some point in their careers.

By enhancing global education for our students with the full support and participation of the University’s faculty, staff, and administrators, we intend for Winthrop to become a school of distinction for preparing our students to be educated and involved global citizens, to understand their place in global society and their responsibilities to human society at large, and to take great joy at celebrating the very rich cultures of their communities, their states, their regions, their nations, and their world.