Architecture for Global Learning

Fall Group 2016

Session 1: Defining and Designing Quality in Global Learning at Your Institution
Session 2: Cross-Disciplinary Global Learning for Student Success

Spring Group 2017

Session 3: Global Learning, Technology, and Big Data: Expanding the Use of Analytics
Session 4: Assessing Global Learning: Methods, Metrics, and Meaning

Fall Group 2017

Session 1: Global Learning in a Time of Increased Xenophobia and Extreme Nationalism
Session 2: Global Learning Across Disciplines: STEAM'D
Session 3: Global Learning in Foreign Language Instruction: More Than Just Talk

Spring Group 2018

Session 4: Global Learning in the COIL Environment: How Is It Done, What Can Be Learned
Session 5: Global Learning in the Research Environment: Making the Most of Collaboration to Generate Innovation
Session 6: Assessment of Global Learning: Performance Targets vs. Developmental Growth

Fall Group 2018 - Global Learning Theory at Work

Session 1: Designing Curriculum for Global Learning
Session 2: Relating Research to Global Learning
Session 3: Global Learning for 21st Century Workforce Development

Spring Group 2019 - Global Learning for Your Goals

Session 4: Global Learning for Career Education
Session 5: Global Learning Beyond the Classroom
Session 6: Assessment of Global Learning Toward Accreditation

The NAFSA Global Learning Podcasts feature interviews with international education leaders speaking on topics connected to NAFSA programs, products, and events focused on global learning. This podcast is available free to NAFSA members and nonmembers.

Global Learning Now Podcast

Episode 2: Insights & Inspiration from Research in International Education New!

In this podcast, three NAFSA members (Melissa Whatley, PhD, Bryan McAllister-Grande, EdD, and Eduardo Contreras EdD) discuss the critical importance of research in international education, by considering key insights from: International Higher Education Research: The State of the Field (McAllister-Grande, and Whatley 2020). Together, the guests:

• discuss their own fluid identities as researchers, scholars, or some combination of both;
• review ways in which the pandemic and current state of inequity and racial discord may influence how the field is studied; and
• find inspiration in avenues for new research for both pure and applied purposes.

Episode 1: When our borders are our front door: A conversation about international education now

Featuring:

• Doug Palmer, PhD, President, Stockton-Culver College
• Rachel Holster, EdD, Associate Dean for Experiential Learning, Walsh University
• Eylem Atakav, PhD, Professor of Film, Gender and Public Engagement, University of East Anglia and Chair, Teaching, Learning, and Scholarship Knowledge Community (TLS KC)

Global Learning Podcast (Original Series)

Transcripts and Presenter Bios:

• Episode 1: Antonio González, PhD, on Foreign Language
• Episode 2: Jon Rubin on COIL
• Episode 3: Robert Coelen, PhD, on Research
• Episode 4: Keith Martin, MD, on Global Health
• Episode 5: Shaun Martin on Climate Resilience
• Episode 6: Molly Worthen, PhD, on Assessment
• Episode 7: Dawn Whitehead, PhD, on Understanding and Operationalizing

Listen to The Global Learning Podcast (Original Series)