Faculty and staff from the Alliance to Advance Liberal Arts Colleges are seeking concrete ways to bring collaboratively developed international experiences into our campus classrooms. Over the past several years, many of our colleges have initiated partnerships with institutions from around the world, and have begun to address the challenges of turning general memoranda of understanding into specific collaborative projects. We offer here a place for our AALAC colleagues and international partners to come together and learn from one another as we pursue such directed work. We are initiating this on-line conversation, in order to prepare for a workshop on women's international education, to be hosted at Bryn Mawr College, May 8-10, 2015.
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