Professional Development
The Einaudi Center offers professional development opportunities for community college faculty, faculty at four-year schools of education, and K–12 teachers. If you want to internationalize your classroom, read on to find out how you can find your place in international studies at Einaudi.
Questions? Email the Einaudi Center’s outreach coordinator.
Community College Internationalization Fellowship
For Community College Faculty
Faculty of any discipline at two-year institutions in Upstate New York can prepare students to become global-minded citizens, collaborating with Cornell’s area studies programs and the South Asia Center at Syracuse University. We seek projects that engage with Sub-Saharan Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean, South Asia, or Southeast Asia. Projects may include a new course, a new unit for an existing course, or a service learning component to an existing course that encourages the exchange of diverse perspectives.
Hear from some of our fellows in their own words, or see project titles from current and previous Community College Internationalization fellows.
Deadline
January 23, 2023
Funding Amount
$1,000
How to Apply
Create a project proposal that includes a cover page, CV, and project description. Please email your proposal materials as attached .pdf or .docx files.
Implementation Process
You will have one year to implement your project, with the possibility of extending to a second year if the project needs further development. During the first year, our outreach coordinator will give you administrative support.
Global Education Faculty Fellowship
For Faculty at Schools of Education
Do you want to internationalize your teacher training? School of education faculty in Upstate New York can prepare our region’s future teachers to teach about diverse countries and cultures, collaborating with Cornell’s area studies programs and the South Asia Center at Syracuse University. We seek projects that integrate global and intercultural experiences into teacher training curricula. Each project must engage with one or more world area, with preference given to projects that engage with South Asia or Southeast Asia. See project titles from previous Global Education Faculty fellows.
Deadline
Closed
Funding Amount
$1,000
How to Apply
Create a project proposal that includes a cover page, CV, and project description. Please email your proposal materials as attached .pdf or .docx files.
Implementation Process
You will have one year to implement your project, with the possibility of extending to a second year if the project needs further development. During the first year, our outreach coordinator will give you administrative support.
International Studies Summer Institute
For K–12 Teachers
The International Studies Summer Institute (ISSI) is a professional development workshop for practicing and pre-service K–12 teachers held each summer on the Cornell campus. The workshop will give you practical strategies and resources for integrating international studies and world religions into your classroom. Each year, ISSI has a new international theme, such as global arts education.
ISSI is designed for elementary, middle, and high school teachers from a variety of disciplinary backgrounds. New York State teachers can obtain continuing education credits upon completing a lesson plan that incorporates content from the workshop.
ISSI 2023: June 27 (9:00–4:30)
Explore migration with faculty and postdoctoral fellows from the Einaudi Center and Syracuse University. Find out more about this cross-curriculum workshop for K-12 educators.