Executive Offices:
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
5500 E. Wabash Avenue
Terre Haute, IN, 47805
Phone: (812)877-8285
Fax: (812)877-8746
 
 

The Indiana Consortium for International Programs, founded in 1967 with the approval of the Indiana Conference on Higher Education, is an organization of colleges and universities in Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, and Illinois devoted to development of the international dimension of its member institutions.

Throughout its history ICIP has worked to improve faculty competence, encourage greater student achievement and awareness, develop curriculum, and provide services to assist member institutions in their individual international programs.

ICIP is governed by a Board of Directors consisting of one representative from each member institution. The Board meets twice each year to set policy for the organization and approve the calendar for the year ahead. A six-member Executive Committee elected from theBoard operates the consortium between directors' meetings.

Dr. John Stabler of Indiana State University was the first Executive Director of ICIP. Subsequent directors were Dr. David Waas of Manchester College, Dr. Allen B. Maxwell of Indiana University at Kokomo, Dr. Thomas A. Sargent of Ball State University, Dr. Raymond Dumett of Purdue University, Dr. Allen Berger of Saint Joseph's College, and Dr. Thomas P. Wolf of Indiana University Southeast.

• Executive Director: Karen DeGrange, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
• ICIP Bulletin Editor: Dr. Edwin Segal, University of Louisville
• Directors of Conferences: Dr. Giles Hoyt & Dr. Dick Fredland
  Indiana University - Purdue University, Indianapolis

Recent ICIP activities include the following:

• Curriculum Development grants of up to $1,000.00 to faculty members at member institutions.
• Faculty Development Seminars, including summer study programs to Africa and India.
• An Annual Teaching Strategies Conference.
• Model United Nations conferences for students at member institutions.
• Substantive conferences on areas of the Developing World, emphasizing nation-building, development and foreign policy.
• Provision of teaching materials from conferences: syllabi, audio-visual supplements, simulations and similar teaching aids.
• Consultation Grants for faculty of member institutions seeking assistance on projects.
• Lectures by faculty from member institutions at other member institutions, through the ICIP Speakers Bureau
• Publication of the ICIP Bulletin, a newsletter free to faculty from member institutions and available, by subscription, to interested faculty throughout the nation.

 

Click on the appropriate space for guidelines for each of ICIP's grant and assistance programs, and other information:

Executive Committee
Faculty Development
Consultation
Seminars and Conferences
Speakers Bureau
Member Institutions
 
 

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