Center for Intercultural Learning, Mentorship, Assessment and Research offering new funding opportunities

International Programs' Center for Intercultural Learning, Mentorship, Assessment and Research is announcing two new funding opportunities: the CILMAR Faculty Fellows and a Mini-Grant program.

The Faculty Fellows program is open to tenure-track faculty interested in publishing on one of the two program themes:
* Using intentional, reflective experiential/active learning pedagogies of engagement with cultural difference.
* Conducting cutting-edge studies of on-campus intercultural learning and/or mentoring.

Purdue faculty, staff and doctoral students interested in small intercultural assessment or research projects are encouraged to apply for funding through the Mini-Grant program.

The deadline for both programs for the 2017-18 application cycle is April 7. Funding may also be available to faculty and staff for training in a 2.5-day seminar on April 25-27 to become a qualified administrator for the Intercultural Development Inventory.

For more information, contact the CILMAR team at cilmar@purdue.edu.