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  1. Embedding Intercultural Learning into a College of Science Study Abroad During a Pandemic

    Embedding Intercultural Learning into a College of Science Study Abroad During a Pandemic

    2023-08-16 11:53:37 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Laura J Starr

    Laura Starr discusses her COVID-19 forced pivot to remote learning for a history of science course that was originally scheduled as a spring break study abroad in Morocco.

  2. Let's Talk About Color

    Let's Talk About Color

    2023-08-15 17:04:48 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Natasha L Harris

    This webinar features a panel of Purdue students who describe the issues they face in and outside of the classroom that can affect their performance in their courses, both face-to-face and online.

  3. Embedding Intercultural Learning into World Languages: Italian at Purdue

    Embedding Intercultural Learning into World Languages: Italian at Purdue

    2023-08-15 17:01:06 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Tatjana Babic Williams, Annalisa Mosca

    Dr. Tatjana Babic Williams and Dr. Annalisa Mosca discuss their move to creating asynchronous intercultural labs during the pandemic and an upcoming COIL project to fill in the gap left by a popular study abroad program in Italy.

  4. Comparing the Effects of Social Identities: What the BEVI Tells Us About the Difference that Identity Makes in Online Versus Face-to-Face Classes

    Comparing the Effects of Social Identities: What the BEVI Tells Us About the Difference that Identity Makes in Online Versus Face-to-Face Classes

    2023-08-15 16:46:52 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Shalyse I Iseminger

    Dr. Shalyse Iseminger discusses the difference that identity makes in online versus face to face classes.

  5. It's Never Too Soon! Intercultural Learning for Undergraduate Students in CSD Programs | Seed Grant 2021

    It's Never Too Soon! Intercultural Learning for Undergraduate Students in CSD Programs | Seed Grant 2021

    2023-08-04 21:19:51 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Christi M Masters, Lata A Krishnan

    The purpose of this study was to evaluate whether there are differences in development of ICC in a direct comparison of a face-to-face and asynchronous online introductory 100-level course in communication disorders taught by the same instructor.

  6. Sample materials: Transculturation in Introductory Composition

    Sample materials: Transculturation in Introductory Composition

    2023-07-01 20:23:44 | Downloads | Contributor(s): Rebekah Sims, Hadi Banat, Parva Panahi Lazarjani, Phuong M Tran, Bradley Dilger

    This collection contains models of this curriculum’s essential documents: syllabi and assignment sheets.

  7. Online Course Delivery Plan: Transculturation in Introductory Composition

    Online Course Delivery Plan: Transculturation in Introductory Composition

    2023-07-01 01:18:02 | Reports/White Papers | Contributor(s): Rebekah Sims, Parva Panahi Lazarjani, Hadi Banat, Phuong M Tran, Bradley Dilger

    Designed to help writing program administrators adapt our model to a variety of curricular structures and contexts.

  8. Implementation Guide: Transculturation in Introductory Composition

    Implementation Guide: Transculturation in Introductory Composition

    2023-07-01 01:12:44 | Reports/White Papers | Contributor(s): Rebekah Sims, Parva Panahi Lazarjani, Hadi Banat, Phuong M Tran, Bradley Dilger

    Designed to help writing program administrators adapt our model to a variety of curricular structures and contexts.

  9. Instructor Manual: Transculturation in Introductory Composition

    Instructor Manual: Transculturation in Introductory Composition

    2023-07-01 01:08:18 | Reports/White Papers | Contributor(s): Rebekah Sims, Parva Panahi Lazarjani, Hadi Banat, Phuong M Tran, C Bradley Dilger

    Written for an internal audience, this document describes learning outcomes and the four key curricular interventions of our model. 24pp.

  10. Intercultural Assessment of an Undergraduate Overseas STEM Research Experience for U.S. Students | Seed Grant 2022

    Intercultural Assessment of an Undergraduate Overseas STEM Research Experience for U.S. Students | Seed Grant 2022

    2023-04-29 14:17:06 | Reports/White Papers | Contributor(s): Diane R. Wang, Gary Burniske, Jennifer Sdunzik, Wilella Burgess

    The Plant Science for Global Food Security (PSGFS) program is a National Science Foundation (NSF)-funded international summer research experience for undergraduate students led by Purdue University...

  11. Sense of Belonging: Mapping Out the Lived Cross-Cultural Experiences of International Students During the COVID-19 Pandemic | Seed Grant 2022

    Sense of Belonging: Mapping Out the Lived Cross-Cultural Experiences of International Students During the COVID-19 Pandemic | Seed Grant 2022

    2023-04-25 22:58:32 | Reports/White Papers | Contributor(s): Jianfen Chen, Yao Yang

    This project aims to map out the lived cross-cultural experiences of international students during the COVID-19 pandemic at a Midwest university.

  12. Assessing Transformative Learning in International Education: Critiques and New Directions Based on a Systematic Review of Literature

    Assessing Transformative Learning in International Education: Critiques and New Directions Based on a Systematic Review of Literature

    2023-03-03 15:49:56 | Open Access Publications | Contributor(s): Guanglong Pang, Robert C. Cox, Kris Acheson-Clair

    Using a bibliographic approach that employs a systematic literature review, this paper analyzes the state of the field for assessing transformative learning (TL).

  13. The Impact of Learning Styles on Intercultural Learning Outcomes | Seed Grant 2021

    The Impact of Learning Styles on Intercultural Learning Outcomes | Seed Grant 2021

    2023-01-10 19:50:19 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Huai-rhin Kim

    This project compares Korean language learners’ learning style with their intercultural learning outcomes as communicated by them in pre- and post- reflections during a semester-long Korean course.

  14. Transnational Curriculum Design for Intercultural Learning in Writing Programs

    Transnational Curriculum Design for Intercultural Learning in Writing Programs

    2022-11-15 14:34:04 | Publications | Contributor(s): Parva Panahi Lazarjani, Rebekah Sims, Hadi Banat, Phuong M Tran, Bradley Dilger

    Book chapter describing development of a transnational composition approach that links mainstream and second-language-focused courses to promote cross-cultural interaction and collaboration among domestic and international first-year undergraduates.

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		Illuminative evaluation of an intercultural-competence-focused first-year writing curriculum
							| Writing and Pedagogy

    Illuminative evaluation of an intercultural-competence-focused first-year writing curriculum | Writing and Pedagogy

    2022-11-15 14:07:57 | Publications | Contributor(s): Rebekah Sims, Hadi Banat, Parva Panahi Lazarjani, Phuong M Tran, Bradley Dilger

    Explores illuminative evaluation as a method to reflectively assess a pilot implementation of an intercultural-competence-focused first-year writing curriculum at a US large public university.

  16. Developing intercultural competence through a linked course model curriculum: Mainstream and L2-specific first-year writing

    Developing intercultural competence through a linked course model curriculum: Mainstream and L2-specific first-year writing

    2022-11-15 13:59:14 | Publications | Contributor(s): Hadi Banat, Rebekah Sims, Phuong M Tran, Parva Panahi Lazarjani, C Bradley Dilger

    Describes an intercultural competence oriented approach to internationalizing writing programs through linked courses, focusing on the results of a pilot study testing the curriculum.

  17. Fostering Preservice Teachers’ Social Justice Awareness and Intercultural Competencies Through a Virtual Global Community of Practice | Seed Grant2021

    Fostering Preservice Teachers’ Social Justice Awareness and Intercultural Competencies Through a Virtual Global Community of Practice | Seed Grant2021

    2022-05-06 18:58:25 | Publications | Contributor(s): Bima K Sapkota, Lili Zhou, Rose Mbewe, Jill A Newton, Joann I Phillion

    To investigate the efficacy of such a virtual, international platform in a teacher education program, the research team designed and implemented an online, intercultural course, Global Social Justice in Education (GSJE) in collaboration with educators.

  18. Global Social Justice in Education:  Developing a Virtual Intercultural Community of Practice | Seed Grant 2021

    Global Social Justice in Education: Developing a Virtual Intercultural Community of Practice | Seed Grant 2021

    2022-05-06 18:46:13 | Publications | Contributor(s): Lili Zhou, Bima K Sapkota, Rose Mbewe, Jill A Newton, Joann I Phillion

    In this chapter, the authors describe the development and implementation of Global Social Justice in Education (GSJE), a virtual, international, collaborative course for education students from six countries to explore global social justice issues.

  19. Supporting Graduate Teaching Assistants' Intercultural Competencies | Seed Grant 2021

    Supporting Graduate Teaching Assistants' Intercultural Competencies | Seed Grant 2021

    2023-02-13 21:07:41 | Reports/White Papers | Contributor(s): Temitope F. Adeoye, Virginia T Cabrera, Daniela Castellanos-Reyes, Michael R Lolkus, Marquetta I Strait

    Given the prominent role of graduate teaching assistants (GTAs) in preparing pre-service teachers to be culturally relevant educators, we developed a series of online learning modules for GTAs in a College of Education to support their ICC development.

  20. “At the Bottom of the Food Chain”: Constructing Academic Identity in Engineering Education as International Graduate Students | 2021 Seed Grant

    “At the Bottom of the Food Chain”: Constructing Academic Identity in Engineering Education as International Graduate Students | 2021 Seed Grant

    2023-02-22 04:50:10 | Reports/White Papers | Contributor(s): Siqing Wei, Cristian Eduardo Vargas-Ordonez, Tiantian Li

    As international graduate students, the authors propose this work-in-progress project to better understand the “historically accumulated, culturally developed, and socially distributed resources” of the academic identity construction of international students.