Course Development
Funding is available for course development in international business and business foreign languages. It can be used to develop new courses, teaching modules, case studies, games and simulations, internationalize existing courses, purchase classroom tools, etc. Over 55 course development awards have been given out over the years resulting in a stronger international foundation for our students. Requests for proposals are usually held in the late fall or winter and priority will be given to:
- Develop and deliver new courses on less commonly taught business foreign languages
- Interdisciplinary research that combines economic and cultural approaches to international business
- Develop new programs in education, research and outreach on U.S. international competitiveness
- Homeland and global security issues on how they affect international business
Recent Awards
Year Researcher Department Project Name
2006-2007 Abbas Benmamoun Linguistics Business Arabic
2006-2007 Mithilesh Mishra Linguistics Business Hindi
2006-2007 Anna Stenport Germanic Languages and Literatures Business Swedish
2007-2008 Anna Stenport Germanic Languages and Literatures Business Swedish
2008-2009 Julia Bello Bravo Extension Office Internationalizing Going Solo Entrepreneurial Model for Entrepreneurs
2008-2009 Vivian Felicio Spanish, Italian and Portuguese Portuguese in the Professions
2006-2007 Joe Cheng Business Administration Chinese business video
2007-2008 Abbas Benmamoun Linguistics Business Arabic
2007-2008 Ercan Balci Linguistics Intermediate Turkish
2009-2010 Andrea Golato Germanic Languages and Literatures Doing Business in German Study Tour
2009-2010 Hadi Esfahani Economics Economic and Business Environment in the Middle East
2009-2010 Joyce Tolliver Spanish, Italian and Portuguese Principles and Practices of Spanish Translation
2010-2011 Hadi Esfahani Economics Business Environment in the Middle East
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