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Internationalizing Teaching & the Curriculum
International perspectives, skills and mindsets are more important today than ever. The COVID-19 pandemic brought to light just how globally interconnected every aspect of society is, and students able to navigate these challenges and opportunities will be in higher demand in a changed work environment.
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Global Teaching Academy
The Office of International Programs created the Global Teaching Academy to recognize and celebrate exceptional teaching in an international context.
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Faculty Grant Programs

To encourage and support the development of new opportunities for Auburn University faculty, the Office of Internatioinal Programs provides information for available grants to help faculty build international research connections, develop study abroad programs, and globalize curriculum.
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Strategic Planning & Advisory Council

The Office of International programs is responsible for setting the university's strategic goals and objectives concerning campus internationalization.

 
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Faculty Fellowship Opportunities
Dr. Andrew Gillespie, assistant provost of international programs, is the Auburn University faculty Fulbright campus representative. Please feel free to e-mail him with any questions about the program.
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International Speakers Bureau
Auburn University's diplomats in residence are available to speak on a wide range of global topics to classes, civic organizations and other events.