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JFDP sends opportunities for higher education professors and instructors on a semester-long exchange program at a university in the US to improve their teaching skills and develop new teaching materials. Fellows are placed at US universities for one academic semester. Applications for the JFDP program will be due in July 2010.
Please contact us if you are interested in learning more!
The JFDP is a non-degree, professional development program intended to provide opportunities for young faculty with great potential as scholars and instructors in their disciplines to:
- develop new courses and implement curriculum reform at their home institutions;
- cultivate teaching skills and techniques derived from exposure to U.S. educational methods;
- expand the information base in their fields of study, and;
- become a vehicle for on-going contact and exchange between home and host institutions.
JFDP Fellows work with an American colleague to further develop their knowledge of teaching methodologies, theoretical aspects of their field, and to create new courses and course materials for use at their home institutions. The program is intended to support those scholars who plan to return to their home country in order to continue their teaching and professional activities.
The competition is open to citizens of Turkmenistan, who currently teach at a higher educational institution in their home country (with the exception of those applying in the fields of Arts Management and Library and Archival Science), have a mastery of English language and possess a kandidatskaia or two years of teaching experience in an institution of higher education. Applicants in the fields of Arts Management and Library and Archival Science need a university degree and two years of work experience in that field.
For the 2010 - 2011 academic year, JFDP Fellows will undertake a 5-month, non-degree program (auditing courses, teaching/lecturing, developing curricula, attending conferences). Fellows are placed at U.S. host institutions which have facilities and faculty appropriate for their field of study. JFDP Fellows receive round-trip international and domestic transportation, medical insurance, monthly stipends, and a professional development fund.
JFDP fields for 2010 are as follows:
American Studies
Architecture &
Urban Planning
Fine Arts/Arts Management
Business Administration
Cultural Anthropology
Economics
Education Administration
Environmental Studies
History
International Affairs
Journalism
Law
Library Science
Linguistics (Applied or Theoretical)
Literature
Peace/Conflict Resolution
Studies
Philosophy
Political Science
Psychology
Public Administration
Public Health
Public Policy
Religious Studies
Social work
Sociology
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www.jfdp.org |
Berdymurad Orazmuradov does extra-curricular activities, snow camping, 2008
Maya Rahmanova shares economical and educational systems in Turkmenistan with her colleagues with business faculty members at Chadron State College in Chadron, Nebraska 2010 |
For more information, please do not hesitate to contact us by phone or email at:
Alexey Grehov,
JFDP/SSLP/Flagship/CEU Coordinator
American Councils for International Education,
48A Gerogly str., 2-nd Floor,
Tel: (993) 12 33 10 16/21/22
Cell: (866) 313 012
E-mail: jfdp_tm@mail.ru
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