The Office of Global Affairs is excited to announce that ten faculty members have been selected as 2023-2024 91探花COIL Fellows!
COIL (Collaborative Online International Learning) is a virtual exchange pedagogy that fosters global competence through development of a multicultural learning environment, linking university classes in different countries. Using both synchronous and asynchronous technologies, students from different countries complete shared assignments and projects, with instructors from each country co-teaching and managing coursework.
Building on several years of collaboration between the and campuses, the 2023-2024 91探花COIL Fellows will be, for the first time, a tri-campus program. The program will span two years:
- Winter 2023-Spring 2023 will focus on course development
- Summer 2023-Summer 2024 and beyond will focus on implementation
The 2023-2024 91探花COIL Fellows are:
Nicole Blair
TLIT 240 Studies In English Literature
Heidi Gough
BSE 420 Bioresource Engineering, BSE 210 Concepts in Bioproducts Sustainability or ESRM 426 Wildland Hydrology
Sunita Iyer
BCORE 107/Discovery Core I: Mental Health & Student Life- Integrating Well Being & Academics
Alka Kurian
BISGWS 301: Critical Gender and Sexuality Studies or BISCLA 380: World Literatures
Tyson Marsh
B EDUC 502 – Identity and Reflective Practice and B EDUC 504 – Enacting Agency for Social Justice
Jed Murr
BIS 379: American Ethnic Literatures
Yixuan Pan
Interdisciplinary art, social practice art (course TBD)
Jeff Walters
TCE 484: Sustainable Environmental Systems
Yen-Chu Weng
ENVIR 430 Environmental Issues: Regional Perspectives (cross-listed with JSIS 484 Special Topics in East Asian Studies)
Maureen West
BCORE 107/Discovery Core I: Mental Health & Student Life- Integrating Well Being & Academics