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STUDY ABROAD @ IUPUI

2015-16 ANNUAL REPORT

IUPUI Study Abroad Annual Report

2015-16

This report outlines outcomes and achievements of the Study Abroad Office at IUPUI regarding:

• Enrollment in Study Abroad• Programs in Study Abroad• Honors & Awards• Faculty & Staff Service to Study Abroad Efforts

The participation data presented are primarily from the 2014-15academic year due to the delayed nature of study abroad reporting.

Data is the most current available and is primarily compiled for the Institute Open Doors Report, allowing for direct comparison to national trends.*

*Per Open Doors reporting, study abroad is defined as travel outside the U.S. for academic credit only. Non-credit travel and international students are not included in data for Open Doors, though may be included in future years of this report.

I N D I A N A U N I V E R S I T Y P U R D U E U N I V E R S I T Y I N D I A N A P O L I S

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ENROLLMENT in Study Abroad


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443 Students Abroad in 2014-15 Up 44% in 10 years

Number of IUPUI Students Abroad


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308329 332

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Enrollment by characteristics


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Male33%

Female67%

Gender of ParticipantsFreshman

0%Sophomore

5%

Junior23%

Senior41%

Graduate31%

Academic Level of Participants

Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity


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Students Abroad

% of Students Abroad

IUPUI Student Population*

% of IUPUI Student

Population

Caucasian 336 75.8% 20,020 74.1%

Asian/Pacific Islander 18 4.1% 1,295 4.8%

Hispanic or Latino/a 34 7.7% 1,512 5.6%

Black or African-American 38 8.6% 2,920 10.8%Native American/Alaskan Native 1 .2% 30 .1%

Multiracial 11 2.5% 936 3.5%Do Not Know/Not Available 5 1.1% 300 1.1%

Total 443 27,013

* These figures exclude international students as international students are not counted in national study abroad statistics. IUPUI student population data retrieved from http://reports.iupui.edu/render.aspx/INSTITUTIONAL%20DATA/HCBYDEMO for Fall 2014.

http://reports.iupui.edu/render.aspx/INSTITUTIONAL DATA/HCBYDEMO

Top 10 Countries for Study Abroad

United Kingdom 51Spain 50Germany 38Poland 30India 26Italy 21Swaziland 19China 18Dominican Republic 16El Salvador 16


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Participation by Program Sponsorship

IUPUI Programs84%

Other IU Campus

Programs14%

External Programs2%


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Most students (84%) go abroad on

IUPUI programs run by IUPUI faculty

Number of IUPUI Study Abroad

Programs Offered


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New Study Abroad Programs 2015-16


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Country and Topic

Brazil: Journalism at the Olympics

British Virgin Islands: Earth Science

Canada: Professional Convention Management Association Conference

Central Europe: Global Healthcare Study in Germany and the Czech Republic

Czech Republic: Conference - Ophthalmology

Denmark: Exploring Art & Design in Denmark

Europe (Germany & Switzerland): Managerial Perspectives on Globalization

France: Women's Soccer

India: Doing Business in India

India: Informatics Conference

Italy: Architectural History

Nicaragua: ENLACE Project Spring Break

Nicaragua: Summer Language and Cultural Immersion

Portugal: Conference - Mathematical Science

Rwanda: Public Health Internship

Southeast Asia: Emerging Economies in Singapore and Thailand

Spain: Contemporary Global Health Issues

Sweden: Theory to Practice in a Diverse and Global Society

Thailand: TCEM Summer Camp

UK: Dentistry at Newcastle University

Participation by Program Duration


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Summer: 2 Weeks or More

45%

Summer: <2 Weeks13%

2-8 wks during AY5%

Spring Break <2 weeks during AY

27%

One Semester5%

Long-Term1%

Other4%

~90% go on

short-term

programs

abroad

Strategic Planning: 2016 White Paper


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IUPUI completed a White Paper exploring the

expansion and enhancement of study abroad at IUPUI.

IUPUI completed a White Paper exploring the expansion and enhancement of study abroad at IUPUI.

Key Findings of White Paper

• Students need more financial support• 78% used personal savings to cover all or

part of program expenses

• 50% received NO scholarship support

• Program leaders need more support and deserve more recognition• 22% receive no salary

• 18% financially subsidize their programs

• Fragile foundation for study abroad

• Need more robust data management capabilities


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Key Recommendations of White Paper

• Develop a planning scholarship for underrepresented students

• Develop a Peer Ambassador Program• Ensure study abroad is integrated into

curricula across campus, including general education core and major/minor requirements

• Incentivize faculty to lead and create study abroad programs

• Improve the existing data management system to allow for strategic decision making


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Future Initiatives 2016-2017

• The Peer Ambassador program will launch to connect returned study abroad participants with students across campus.

• A Pilot Planning Scholarship is in development which will give students larger scholarships well in advance of their desired study abroad experience so that they can better plan for their financial needs.


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http://abroad.iupui.edu/about/ambassadors.html

HONORS & AWARDS

Top IUPUI students are studying abroad including:

• Undergraduate Students

• Graduate Students

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graduates)


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National Scholarship Recipients

Gilman Scholarship Recipient

Kelcie Benson

Global & International Studies and Japanese Studies

Hakuoh University, Japan

Sarah Evans

Fulbright English Teaching Assistant Award

English and German

Germany


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Photo Contest Winners 2015


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Cultural Adventure: Reichstag Lines

Noah Leigh

Germany Philanthropy and

Public Policy Program

IUPUI Students Abroad: Big Ben

Nicole McGaughey

London SPEA Summer Program



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Most Picturesque: And I’m free, I’m

free fallin’

Lewis Nugent

Go Green: Germany

Powerful Moments: Simplicity

Morgan Moran

Costa Rica Service

Learning Program



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Community Choice: Libby in the Rubble

Amanda Derr

Social Work in Post War Communities

Susan Buck Sutton Awards for Study

Abroad 2016


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In honor of Dr. Susan Buck Sutton, the Sutton Awards recognize

faculty and staff who go above and beyond to support and

enhance study abroad at IUPUI.

Staff Award:

Lisa Chambers

Assistant Director, Office of

Student Financial Services

Faculty Award:

Jennifer Lee

Associate Dean and

Professor, Herron School

of Art & Design

IUPUI Global Engagement Award 2016

The Global Engagement Award recognizes organizations abroad demonstrating an outstanding commitment to providing international opportunities and experiences for IUPUI students, faculty, and/or staff.

Duale Hochschule Baden-Württemberg, a cooperative university in Mannheim, Germany, has worked closely with the IUPUI School of Engineering and Technology for 26 years, providing internships in Germany for IUPUI students.


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From left to right: Jennifer Williams, Claudia Grossman, Pat Fox, Kay Wilding (awardee from DHBW),

Gil Latz, Hayley Powell, Leslie Bozeman, Stephanie Leslie

Study Abroad Advisory Committee*Marta Anton, Professor of Spanish, IU School of Liberal Arts, Chair, Department of World Languages & Cultures, Associate Director, Spanish Resource Center at IUPUI

Sarah Baker, Associate Dean, University College

Tim Carlson, Professor, Department of Operative Dentistry, IU School of Dentistry

Jeni Chandler, Director of Scholarships, Office of Scholarships, IUPUC

Pat Clark, Lecturer, Department of Biology, School of Science at IUPUI

Emily Clossin, Assistant Director, IUPUI Honors College

Tim Diemer, Director of International Services, Clinical Assistant Professor of Organizational Leadership, Purdue School of Engineering & Technology

Deb Keller, Clinical Associate Professor, IU School of Education

Pam King, Director, Adaptive Educational Services, Office of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

Jennifer Lee, Associate Professor, Associate Dean for Academic & Student Affairs Administration, Herron School of Art & Design

Yoo Young Lee, Digital User Experience Librarian, Liaison to the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, Center for Digital Scholarship, IUPUI University Library

Stephanie Leslie, Director of Study Abroad

Carmen Luca-Sugawara, Associate Professor, IU School of Social Work

Mary Price, Director, Faculty Development, Center for Service & Learning, IUPUI Office of Community Engagement

Eric Raider, Associate Director of Student Engagement, IU Kelley School of Business

Mary Beth Riner, Associate Dean for Global Affairs, Associate Professor, IU School of Nursing

Marcus Schamberger, Associate Professor of Clinical Pediatrics, Department of Pediatrics, IU School of Medicine

Khalilah Shabazz, Director, Multicultural Center, Office of Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion

Jennifer Thorington-Springer, Director, IUPUI RISE Program

Albert William, Lecturer, Media Arts & Science, IU School of Informatics and Computing

Aimee Zoeller, Program Coordinator, Sociology; Coordinator, Women’s Studies; Lecturer in Sociology, IUPUC


22*Members as of Jan. 2016

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