CILMAR call for applications to Intercultural Pedagogy Grant

Applications are being accepted for the Intercultural Pedagogy Grant, which is made possible by Purdue’s Center for Intercultural Learning, Assessment and Research. This intercultural training is applicable to study abroad, study away, virtual exchange, curricular and co-curricular program leaders.

The newly revised grant program provides training to faculty and staff in developing intercultural interventions for their programs and courses. In addition to the intercultural training, a $2,000 grant will be provided upon the program’s successful completion. The five 90-minute workshops take place during October and include asynchronous module work in Brightspace.

The deadline to apply is Sept. 18. An application can be submitted via the IPG Application Qualtrics. For more information, visit the CILMAR’s Intercultural Pedagogy Grant website and contact Daniel Jones and dcjones@purdue.edu, the center’s senior intercultural learning specialist, with any questions about the program.

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