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Information on this page is for
faculty.
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IGSA Individual Faculty Grants
IGSA
offers individual Faculty and Administrator grants for up to
$1000 to support the University of Cincinnati's Globalization
initiative. All full-time UC faculty, administrators, and
part-time faculty with recurring appointments are eligible to
apply. Because of reduced funding this year, projects
typically involve accompanying students on a trip abroad. In
all cases, faculty applications must show how the grant will
internationalize curriculum at the University of
Cincinnati.
Beginning in Spring, 2003, all grant applications must
be submitted on-line.
Click
here for the Individual Faculty Grants GUIDELINES.
Click here to APPLY
ON LINE.
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Workshops
Globalization
Grant Proposal Workshops for Faculty and Students
outline the procedures for application, explain the review
process and answer questions.
Friday, September
30, 2005 for Fall Quarter
10:00AM-Noon, 3134 One
Edwards
Friday, January 6,
2006 for Winter Quarter
10:00AM-Noon, 3134 One
Edwards
Friday, March 31,
2006 for Spring Quarter
10:00AM-Noon, 3134 One
Edwards
Friday, June 23,
2006 for Summer Quarter
10:00AM-Noon, 3134 One Edwards
Leadership
Workshops are
required for all faculty and administrators accompanying
student groups abroad. Learn about your responsibilities as a
program director, orientation information you should give
students and support services provided by the IGSA office and
the University. Workshops for Academic Year 2004-05 are going
to be held in University Pavillion on following dates.
Thursday, November
4, 2004 3:00-5:00 pm.
Friday, March 4,
2005, 3:00-5:00 pm.
Friday, May 13, 2005
3:00-5:00 pm.
Best Practices
Workshop for all current and prospective directors and
staff dealing with students in education abroad.
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Exchange Student
Guidelines
All the
colleges in University of Cincinnati has to follow certain
guidelines when they are accepting an incoming exchange
student from a participating institution. Institute for Global
Studies & Affairs have brought together a package of
necessary forms and information. Please download the Exchange
Student Package for more information.
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Education
Abroad Support Fund
What is the Education Abroad
Support Fund?
The Education Abroad
Support Program helps departments develop innovative study
abroad programs. The Program provides information, training
and financial support. The goals of the Program are:
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To increase the
number and diversity of UC’s overseas programs;
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To lower program
costs to students;
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To increase the
numbers of students participating;
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To build faculty
and departmental capacity for international programs; and
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To encourage
curricular innovation.
WHAT EDUCATION
ABROAD PROGRAMS ARE ELIGIBLE?
Generally
speaking, any UC educational program which meets our basic
criteria is eligible for support:
Deadlines
December 15,
2004 - For programs taking place June 1, 2005 through May 31,
2006.
Click here for instructions
and coversheet.
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Institutional Collaboration Agreements (ICA)
Institutional Collaboration Agreements allow academic institutions
to craft formal agreements to work together in the areas of student and faculty exchanges,
and research. This document outlines the two-step process in setting up a collaboration agreement
and implementing it at the program or departmental level. Please note that we now require an
Activity Agreement to accompany the Collaboration Agreement. We are happy to work with you to
devise an agreement that will show measurable success and upon which we can continue to build
in the future. Please contact Susan Bacon or call 556-4402 to discuss.
Please download the
Guidelines and template for the Institutional Collaboration Agreement in
.pdf or in .doc format
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Fulbright Grants
"The
Fulbright Program was established in 1946, at the end of World
War II, to increase mutual understanding between the people of
the United States and other countries, through the exchange of
persons, knowledge, and skills. Its primary source of funding
is an annual appropriation made by the United States
Department of State. Participating governments and host
institutions also contribute financial support through direct
cost-sharing, as well as through tuition waivers, university
housing, and other benefits."
Grants are made to
citizens of participating countries, primarily for:
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USAC Opportunities to Teach
Abroad
The
University Study
Abroad Consortium (USAC),
of which UC is a member, has programs in many parts of the
world, including Western Europe, Asia, Africa and Latin
America. UC faculty may apply to teach in one of the programs
during the summer or academic year. They receive travel,
housing and a stipend for their participation. Visiting
Professorship applications are due in March for the following
academic year.
Dependents of faculty and staff of USAC universities
are eligible for a $500 fee waiver for one semester or $750
for a yearlong program. They are also eligible for a $150 fee
waiver for each month long summer program, up to a maximum of
$300.Check out the web link or contact IGSA for more
information.
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Cincinnati Connections
University
of Cincinnati is working hand to hand with local Cincinnati
Organizations to bring more conscience of Internationalism to
the tri-state area.
World Affairs Council
of Greater Cincinnati is the Tri-state's window on the
world to an understanding of contemporary international
issues. The Council brings notable experts in international
affairs and global issues to Cincinnati to meet with
educators, students, business people and the
community.
International
Visitors Council of Greater Cincinnati has been
linking Greater Cincinnati to the world for over 40 years. IVC
serves as a valuable resource for the Greater Cincinnati area
by: increasing Greater Cincinnati's presence in the
international arena; fostering intercultural communication and
understanding; establishing high level contacts for building
collaborative business and trade relations; and facilitating
the development of cooperative economic ventures and cultural
exchanges.
Greater
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce is the nation's sixth
largest Chamber, representing the interests of more than 6,000
member businesses. The Chamber provides numerous services,
including business retention and attraction, education and
networking, benefit products to improve members' bottom line,
solutions to members' workforce challenges, as well as
legislative and regulatory advocacy to create and sustain a
positive business climate for our community.
Special Instructions for Faculty Directors
(.pdf file)
If your
program does not receive support from the Education Abroad
Support fund, your students are eligible to apply as
individuals for an IGSA grant up to $500. As a Faculty
Director, you are responsible for receiving, reviewing,
assembling and submitting the proposals from all students in
your group as one packet. Click here for Instructions.
Contact IGSA
for advice.
Travel Warnings
Travel
Warnings are issued when the State Department decides,
based on all elevant information to recommend that Americans
avoid travel to certain country. Countries where avoidance of
travel is recomended will have Travel Warnings as well as
Consular Information Sheets. Click here
for the Current Travel Warnings on Department of State's
website.
U.S. Citizens On-Line Registration
Travel
Registration is a free service provided by the U.S.
Government to U.S. citizens who are traveling to, or living
in, a foreign country. Registration allows you to record
information about your upcoming trip abroad that the
Department of State can use to assist you in case of an
emergency. Americans residing abroad can also get routine
information from the nearest U.S. embassy or consulate.
Study
Tour
Responsible
Study Abroad Guidelines for Faculty, Students and
Parents
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