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Application Timeline 2006-2007:
Angers, France Fall term 2006 (12 weeks), spring term 2007 (10 weeks - but note: the NCSA faculty member is on site the first 10 weeks of an 18-week semester, coinciding with winter term calendars at quarter schools. Faculty able to stay for the entire 18 weeks are encouraged to do so). Seeking one faculty member each term in the humanities or social sciences to teach one 3-quarter credit course, in French or English, at the upper division level. Preference will be given to applicants proposing to teach in French. NCSA faculty in Angers must be sufficiently proficient in French to perform administrative tasks and to lead some student excursions.
Athens, Greece
Cologne, Germany
London, England NOTE: Northwest faculty who have taught for NCSA in London may apply to return to London only if three years have passed between application cycles; e.g. faculty teaching in 04-05 are eligible to apply in fall 2006 for the 2007-08 cycle. Faculty who have taught in London are immediately eligible to apply for other NCSA sites for which they are eligible.
Macerata, Italy
Morelia, Mexico Summer term 2007 (3-4 weeks) Seeking one faculty member* summer term in Education to teach one 4-quarter credit course (30 contact hours in class, 10 hours of supervised fieldwork), in English, at the 400/graduate level. Although the required course is taught in English, preference will be given to faculty members with a high level of Spanish language proficiency necessary for fieldwork development and facilitation on site with students. *NOTE: The Morelia program budget allows for one visiting faculty position per summer session. Because of the program's thematic focus, however, it is also possible to add additional faculty roles, if professors wish to integrate a group of their students (with related interests) into the existing program structure. Campuses should contact AHA International prior to submitting applications for possible options and additional budgetary information.
Oviedo, Spain Rosario, Argentina
Siena, Italy
Valdivia, Chile Vienna, Austria As part of the application process, (unless otherwise indicated) NCSA faculty applicants propose two 5-credit courses in their academic fields. One course may be a broad survey-type course aimed at the 300-level and the other a more specialized course aimed at the 400-level. Either course may be modeled closely on one the faculty member normally teaches on campus, as long as the course has a regional, national or comparative focus that makes it appropriate to be taught at the program site. Local faculty at each site are hired to teach complementary courses, and site directors and homestay coordinators are available to assist in numerous ways. NCSA faculty remain on the CWU payroll, with all sabbatical, fringe, and retirement credits; the university receives replacement money from NCSA during the terms its professors are teaching abroad. Round-trip airfare, housing, insurance, and excursion expenses are provided. NCSA programs offer excellent opportunities for faculty enrichment and development. If interested in applying for a faculty exchange, please view the NCSA Application Instructions and then complete the NCSA Faculty Exchange Application. If you have any difficulties with the application process or would like more information, please contact Study Abroad & Exchange Programs in the International Center. | |
Contact Information Study Abroad & Exchange Programs 400 East University Way Ellensburg, WA 98926-7407 Phone: (509) 963-3622 Fax: (509) 963-1558 Email: goabroad@cwu.edu |