East Campus SAGE Conference/Workshop Application/Funding Procedure East & Winter Park SAGE Conference/Workshop Funding Deadlines: For Conference/Workshop Travel in the Fall Term [Sept 1 thru Dec 31]: June 15 For Conference/Workshop Travel in the Spring Term [Jan 1 thru April 30: October 15 For Conference/Workshop Travel in the Summer Term [May 1 thru August 31]: February 15 How to Apply: Select a conference from the approved list or get the conference approved by the SAGE office (ext. 3188). Complete the International Education Conference Request Form. Obtain approval of Discipline Dean [Supervisor]. EAST / WINTER PARK: Once your form is submitted by the deadlines above, it is electronically submitted to your Discipline Dean [Supervisor] and the Campus Dean of Academic Affairs. All East & Winter Park requests will be considered immediately following the deadlines by the Campus President, East Campus Dean of Academic Affairs, and the Winter Park Executive Team. Funding Decisions will be communicated within two weeks of each deadline noted above. o NOTE: If the conference/workshop has an “early bird” deadline with reduced registration fees and the dates fall outside of the campus deadlines, please notify your discipline dean for further consideration. Once your conference travel has been approved at the campus-level it will be forwarded to the SAGE office for processing: Selection and Award Criteria The requestor must explain how the conference is relevant to the work of internationalizing the college/campus/curriculum. Preference may be given to those who have not been funded previously by the SAGE office or to those who are actively engaged in the work of internationalization at Valencia. Preference may be given to someone whose proposal was accepted to present at the conference. Upon return, the requestor must: (1) share the information with colleagues; and (2) report on how the information was used to support any of the goals in the Strategic Plan for International Education. Please note that the following information will appear in the International Education Annual Report and will be distributed collegewide: o Ideas for reporting out include: Type up your workshop notes and send to your supervisor and the SAGE office, present at a division meeting, present at a Café Conversations session coordinated by SAGE, offer a brown bag lunch session on your campus for faculty and staff, create a PowerPoint with information to distribute via email and post to the SAGE website, create a video on a topic and upload to YouTube and link to the SAGE website. o Ideas for this requirement related to internationalizing include: Use an idea presented at the conference in your classroom and report out how it went, plan to apply to lead a short-term study abroad program next year, create a Skillshop session for students based on what you learned (i.e., cross-cultural communication or area studies), plan to submit an Action Research Project through Faculty Development related to internationalizing the curriculum, add to an existing course internationalization toolkit. Revised: 5-17-2013