The Atlantic Fellows for Social Equity (AFSE) Fellowship 2027 is a transformative Indigenous and Pacific-centred fellowship program based at the Unive…
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CAORC Overseas Faculty Seminars offer short-term, fully funded international faculty development opportunities for US college and university faculty, including community college faculty and administrators. Programs include sites in Senegal, Mexico, and Cambodia with site-based learning and expert-led discussions to deepen knowledge and global perspectives for teaching, research, and professional practice.
Benefits
Site-based learning, expert-led discussions, direct engagement with local institutions and communities; materials and insights to support teaching, research, and professional practice.
Eligibility
Eligibility varies by program.
Application
Review program guidelines and apply through the SurveyMonkey Apply portal linked from the program pages.
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