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In August 2026, 22 students from over 10 states and different universities came together in New York City for a four-day conference as part of the Qatar Connection Civic Engagement Fellowship at Bard College’s Brooklyn campus. Read more
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Jonathan Becker, Bard College Acting President and GHEA21 Vice Chancellor, has published a New York Times Opinion guest essay about student voting rights. In the article, Becker argues that institutions of higher learning have a duty to assist their students in navigating the registration and voting process. Read more
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Cohort '25 of the IWT CLASP Fellows Program spent two years together innovating in their local and global classrooms. Their work culminated in a series of articles that research and reflect on using writing-rich, student-centered pedagogy in GHEA21 classrooms – from dense legal theory classes in Vilnius to ESL lessons in Haiti. Discover the articles
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Deadline: September 30
The Eudaimonia Fellowship is a civic engagement initiative established for students from BRAC University, American University of Central Asia, Parami Univeristy, and National Sun Yat-sen University. The fellowship provides an opportunity to work with peers to develop a local civic project. Learn more and apply
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The IWT CLASP offers two certificates for faculty from GHEA21 partner institutions who wish to deepen their global classroom practice: Certificate in Global Pedagogy and Certificate in Online Liberal Arts. Learn more and apply
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September 10
08:00 AM EDT
Faculty who are submitting course proposals are invited to attend information sessions, where they can learn about the criteria and priorities for the course proposal reviews and ask questions about the application process. Learn more and join
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September 16
08:00 AM EDT
Every course has a door into the world outside the classroom — this workshop, facilitated by Erin Cannan, Vice President for Civic Engagement at Bard College, helps you find it. Bring a course you already teach, in any discipline, and leave with a concrete plan to convert it into a Community Engaged Liberal Arts & Sciences course. Learn more and register
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September 22
09:00 AM EDT
The Center for Liberal Arts and Sciences Pedagogy (CLASP) invites faculty across GHEA21 to join this workshop that focuses on academic reading. We will explore a range of approaches to annotation: in and out of class, individual and collaborative, digital and pen-and-paper. Join on Zoom
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September 27
08:00 AM EDT
This month’s session focuses on building a strong and committed team for your civic engagement projects. Learn how to identify, recruit, and retain volunteers and team members while exploring various approaches through interactive communication, discussion, and debate. Join on Zoom
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September 29
09:00 AM EDT
Global classrooms, where students around the world come together online, provide valuable opportunities for intercultural learning. This workshop explores how to design assignments and shape classroom dynamics to make the most of these opportunities. Join on Zoom
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