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Monday, October 30 • 3:00pm - 4:00pm
Scalable and Sustainable Internationalization Through COIL: The US-Mexico Multistate COIL Program as Case Study

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Location: Loop Room
The US-Mexico Multistate COIL Program, funded by the US Embassy in Mexico City and managed by the SUNY COIL Center, established a relatively low-cost, scalable, model for campus internationalization, even amongst peer institutions lacking robust internationalization infrastructures. The COIL Center created an intake process whereby COIL staff met online with senior leaders at Mexican institutions, who were previously invited by the US embassy, to introduce the project. Once agreements were completed and participating professors identified, we then led a 10+ week professional development program to train professors, which included a face-to-face workshop. We engaged in facilitated partnering and organized travel for reciprocal campus visits between the US and Mexican partner professors to enhance institutional relationships.  Nearly 40 COIL-enhanced courses were taught during the 2016-2017 academic year for an estimated 1800 students.  These partnership activities and course collaborations founded institutional partnerships that are continuing without additional project funding.


Speakers
avatar for Jon Rubin

Jon Rubin

Director, COIL Consulting & COIL Connect
From 1970-2006, Jon Rubin was a media artist, and was the creator of the Floating Cinema. His work was presented at the Whitney and Guggenheim museums and floating down the canals of Rotterdam and Amsterdam. Jon Rubin was founder and director of the State University of New York’s... Read More →
avatar for Stephen Tippett

Stephen Tippett

Stephen Tippett joined the COIL Center to manage the US-Mexico COIL Program. His background is at the intersection of international student mobility programs, mainly between the US and in South America, and technology in teaching and learning. He will be defending for his doctorate... Read More →



Monday October 30, 2017 3:00pm - 4:00pm CDT
Loop Room 525 S. State St, Chicago, IL