FLIIE Information for Faculty + Staff
How you can lead an international immersion
This program is made possible by a Blugold Commitment Grant. The goal of the program is to encourage and support faculty-led international immersion experiences for undergraduate UW-Eau Claire students by providing funds to defray student costs and, thus, increase possibilities and opportunities for participation. Programs may focus on issues, themes or locations with geographical, cultural or historical significance, current events or issues of importance to the people of the places traveled.
Not sure how to get started or what leading students is all about? Check out this short video for folks like you who want to know a bit more before they get involved!
Want to Know More about Leading Students on an Immersion Program?
The FLIIE application cycle for 2022-23 is OPEN! The next application deadline is October 24, 2021 to submit your materials to your Department Chair, Program Director, or Supervisor and October 31, 2021 to the Immersions Office (targeting Summer 2022 projects and later). All proposals will be reviewed after October 31, 2021.
All interested candidates must thoroughly read the updated FLIIE Request for Proposals to understand the program requirements and funding details, complete the Application Narrative document, and submit the application through BP Logix under Academic Affairs.
Application materials for 2022-23
- FLIIE Request for Proposals + Application Narrative (includes all program requirements, instructions, and application)
Additional documents
Community of Practice materials
- Student Learning and Program Design PowerPoint
- Risk Management Training Power Point
- Student Mental Health Handout
- Student Mental Health Training PowerPoint
- Clery Reporting Training PowerPoint
- Clery Reporting Training Handout
Eligibility
The FLIIE program is open to current UW-Eau Claire faculty and academic staff with 0.50 FTE or greater appointments. New applicants are highly encouraged but must demonstrate sufficient knowledge of the country and culture, and feasibility of the program. Repeat applicants must demonstrate past program achievements, such as evidence of student learning and meeting program goals and learning outcomes, and impact on the UW-Eau Claire community. The receipt of funding one year does not guarantee additional funding in future years.
Interested in Teaching Abroad for a Summer or a Semester?
If you are interested in teaching abroad for longer than the usual 2-4 weeks associated with most FLIIE programs, visit: International Teaching Opportunities for Faculty and Staff. Or contact the Center for International Education at 836-4411 in Schofield 3.
For additional information or questions about leading FLIIE programs, contact Jeff DeGrave at degravjr@uwec.edu or 836-4471.