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Teaching and Learning in Faculty-Led, Short-Term Study Abroad Programs: Editor’s Introduction
The desire to globalize and contextualize the education of our students to…
Read MoreTheoretical Frameworks for Designing Study Abroad Courses in Religious Studies
Study abroad experiences for students can range from the short-term educational travel…
Read MoreHow to Fall in Love with a Glacier: Teaching Environmental Humanities in Iceland
Setting the Stage When my colleague from the English department, Eloise Grathwohl,…
Read MoreThrough the Back Door: Interdisciplinarity in Short-Term, Faculty-Led Study Abroad Programs
Introduction Finding the time and the financial resources for study abroad is…
Read MoreThere and Back Again: Study Abroad and the Traditional Classroom
Teaching Strategy In July of 2013, I found myself on a plane…
Read MoreStudy Abroad, Pedagogy, and “Expedient Means”
Introduction: “Fingers Pointing at Castles” In June of 2013, I helped lead…
Read MoreTheology, Filmmaking, and Social Justice Immersion
Introduction Several years ago, I, with two of my colleagues here at…
Read MoreTeaching and Learning in Faculty-Led Short-Term Study Abroad Programs: Resources
Adarkar, Aditya and David Lee Keiser. 2007. “The Buddha in the Classroom: Toward a Critical…
Read MoreMotherhood and Having It All
As I sit this Sunday morning drinking my routine cup of hot…
Read MoreRome: Eternal City / Plural City
In this photo essay, photographer and assistant professor of art Robert…
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