Resident Professor Opportunities
Resident Professor Opportunities
Faculty Learning Community
In 2014-2015, the Teaching and Learning Center and the Center for Global Programs and Studies will jointly host a faculty learning community. The topic of this faculty learning community is reflective learning in the context of study abroad, using e-portfolios.
All faculty on the Reynolda Campus are invited to apply for this learning community. Proposals are due by Wednesday September 10, 2014.
More information about the learning community and proposal process is available here.
Faculty International Development Seminars
The Provost Office for Global Affairs invites the submission of proposals for participation in faculty development seminars in Summer 2016 offered by CIEE and SIT.
CIEE is offering 17 International Faculty Development Seminars which typically run for 1-2 weeks.
SIT is offering three Faculty Seminars Abroad which typically run for 10 days.
Based on the evaluation of proposals, up to three WFU faculty members will be chosen to participate. The Provost Office for Global Affairs will cover the program fee, which includes accommodations, two meals daily, and transportation. Funding is also available to cover the cost of an international airline ticket up to $1500. Faculty who are selected will be responsible for any portion of their airfare over $1500 as well as passport costs or visa fees, one meal per day, personal expenses, and incidentals.
Proposals are due to Kline Harrison by December 4, 2015. Those selected will then submit their formal application to the CIEE or SIT program for which they have been awarded funding.
Your written proposal (1-2 pages) should include an explanation of how the seminar you have chosen will concretely benefit your teaching and research interests. Also, please attach an abbreviated CV (3-5 pages only). Preference will be given to faculty members with less international experience and to those who will use the seminar to branch out beyond their present teaching/research interests. Send your proposal directly to Kline Harrison (harrisjk@wfu.edu) or Box 7688.
Questions? Contact Kline Harrison at harrisjk@wfu.edu, or 758-4907.
Fulbright Programs
Wake Forest University encourages Wake Forest faculty and staff to apply for Fulbright grants.
2017-18 Core Fulbright Scholar Program Competition OPENS February 1, 2016
The Core U.S. Fulbright Scholar Program sends 800+ U.S. faculty and professionals abroad each year. The Catalog of Awards will be available beginning February 1.
To register interest in the program, join the My Fulbright online community for updates and access to helpful resources for applicants.
Fulbright International Education Administrators Program applications DUE February 1, 2016
The Fulbright International Education Administrators Program provides fully funded grants for U.S. higher education administrators to participate in an intensive two-week seminar abroad. Participants learn about other countries’ higher education systems, and they develop new perspectives and insights for improving internationalization opportunities on their campus.
Scholar-in-Residence Program
For more information about the Scholar-in-Residence Program, follow this link. The application and guidelines can be found here:
Additional information:
- Faculty and staff may contact the Center for Global Programs and Studies for more information about the Fulbright program.
- Tom Phillips is the campus representative for the student Fulbright program.
- Profiles of Wake Forest faculty and staff who have received Fulbright Scholar and Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence awards is available here.
- Highlights of what Wake Forest faculty and staff have accomplished through Fulbright grants is available here.
- Information for incoming Fulbright scholars and visitors coming to Wake Forest University COMING SOON.
Faculty and staff may contact the Center for Global Programs and Studies for more information about the Fulbright program.
Tom Phillips is the campus representative for the student Fulbright program.