FACULTY RESOURCES &  DEVELOPMENT

Through the integration of classroom and community-based experiential learning, students gain knowledge of the various global environments and nations around us, develop understanding and appreciation of human differences, or develop language skills. There are also opportunities to dive into service, undergraduate research, or study global literature through international travel.

NOTE: First-time program leaders should contact Victor Betancourt, betancov@neumann.edu, (610) 558-5581 to arrange for a mandatory pre-proposal consultation. The same applies to repeat program leaders developing a new program. All faculty-led/Global Learning Seminars, credit-bearing programs involving Neumann students abroad must be approved by the Center for Global Engagement and the respective School Dean. 

Log in to MyNU Portal to learn more about how to develop a Global Learning Seminar at Neumann. 

Foster faculty and student interaction with peers abroad through co-taught multicultural online and blended learning environments emphasizing experiential student collaboration.” (SUNY COIL Center, 2020). Learn more.

The Fulbright Scholar Program is sponsored by the U.S. Department of State and administered by the Council for International Exchange of Scholars (CIES). The Program offers U.S. faculty, administrators and professionals grants to lecture, conduct research in a wide variety of academic and professional fields, or to participate in seminars. Visit the Fulbright Scholar Program webpage.

• Mary Immaculate University - Ireland
• John Cabot University - Italy
• Saint Mary's University - England

CONFERENCES & WORKSHOPS

• Workshop on Intercultural Skills Enhancement

• VA Association of International Educators

• NAFSA Region VIII

• NAFSA National Conference

• CIEE Conference

• Forum on Education Abroad

• AIEA Conference

• OSAC Workshops and Conferences

• SIETAR-USA

• Summer Institute for Intercultural Communication