Reminder:  Proposals are due March 29^th, 2013

 

The Seventh Annual Conference on Cultures and Languages Across the Curriculum (CLAC) will focus on how to grow and sustain CLAC programs. In this time of diminished budgets and the need for assessment of learning outcomes, attendees at the conference will learn and be able to explain options for different models of CLAC programs and how CLAC programs can enhance other programs on campus.

 

Growing and Sustaining CLAC Programs

Sept. 19-20, 2013

University of Richmond

Richmond, Virginia

 

Conference Themes       

Seasoned CLAC practitioners, those in the process of implementing programs, as well as prospective program developers, will come together to share ideas and best practices in our evolving and unique field of education for global citizens.

 

We invite session proposals for panels (presentation for 60 min total + 30 min Q&A) or poster presentations on Growing and Sustaining CLAC programs, specifically, but not exclusively, on the following CLAC topics:

    Starting a CLAC program

    Assessment

    Association with STEM programs

    Involving international students

    Outreach to community-based learning

    Opportunities for the returned study abroad student

 

For more information on the conference and how to submit a proposal, see: http://international.richmond.edu/campus/c-lac/clac-conference/index.html

For more information on CLAC, see: http://clacconsortium.org/

 

 

Joe Hoff,  Ph.D.

Associate Dean of International Education, Coordinator of Culture and Languages Across the Curriculum (C-LAC)

28 Westhampton Way

Carole Weinstein International Center, Suite 103

University of Richmond

Richmond, VA 23173

tel. (804)287-1802, fax (804)287-8904

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OIE: http://international.richmond.edu