Resources available for faculty members who wish to design and implement short-term, overseas programs:
Nuts & Bolts Manual - Detailed manual to assist faculty in executing a study abroad program.
Quick Reference Guide – A “who does what” scaled down version of the Nuts & Bolts Manual.
Study Abroad Forms – All forms referenced in the Nuts & Bolts Manual.
*New programs should "initiate" the program proposal at least 12 months in advance. This will provide basic information to the study abroad office regarding intent to run a new program. Follow-up conversations will be coordinated with appropriate staff regarding program development. Completed proposals will need to be submitted by the posted deadlines.
It is beneficial for the recruitment for your program to submit proposals earlier than the posted deadline.
Calendar view of events for faculty/staff.
This session is available for faculty/staff that have an approved 2024 program and have access to the Program Leader Page. We will cover the basics of student enrollment management, utilizing the program leader page, required student and faculty forms, SA deposits and cancellation policies, as well as answer any pressing questions.
These sessions are geared toward faculty/staff leading a program for the first time or those that want a refresher course on how to manage their student enrollments.
No additional sessions offered at this time. Feel free to watch the recorded session:
If you are unable to join during one of the above sessions, please feel free to schedule an individual meeting.
This session is designed for business managers, faculty, and staff who work on study abroad budgets and finalize rate requests.
This session will cover the following:
November 30, 2024 at 11:00am - Registration Link
Study Abroad Recruitment Session
This session is available for faculty/staff that are interested in discussing recruitment for study abroad programs.
Congrats! You’ve created a study abroad program. There’s a course for credit, accommodations, and an itinerary. Now you need to find students! But, not just any students. You need the students who want to participate; can & should participate; and those who will help ensure a positive experience for all.
Attend this session to start thinking holistically about how to recruit for your program. Through open dialogue with fellow program leaders, we aim to steer you towards success and plant seeds towards your own, personalized marketing plan. A co-presenter in this session will be Assistant Director of Study Abroad, Michael Bittinger. Dating back to 2011, Michael has designed, administered, and led programs in Costa Rica, Peru, and Italy.
This session was offered on September 14, 2023 at 3:00pm. View session recording below.
Study Abroad Faculty Orientation
This session is for any faculty or staff that will be leading or assisting a program during 2024. Campus representatives from the following offices will be presenting important information to assist in preparing to take students abroad.
Have a few questions, or ready to dive into program development? Feel free to schedule a time: