Internships, service learning, and research abroad are high-impact practices that combine the best aspects of
traditional education abroad with professional, hands-on experiences that will benefit students throughout their
careers. Expert Kate Moore presents a primer on internships, service learning, and research abroad perfect for
international educators interested in developing or expanding their institution’s offerings in these areas. Easily
accessible and filled with activities to get readers started, this book is ideal for readers at all levels of familiarity with
internships, service learning, and research abroad. Chapters cover the following:
Definitions and models of internships, service learning, and research abroad
Institutional context
Sourcing, vetting, and sustaining programs
Academic foundations
Ethical, legal, health, and safety considerations
Funding and finances
Student support before, during, and after the experience
Digital applied learning abroad
Kate Moore, EdD, is an international educator energized by connecting campuses, communities, and companies across the
globe. Moore cofounded the Global Career Center and is a founding team member of the American Civics Center. Her previous
roles include vice president of the Academic Internship Council within the CIEE family, director of internships at American
University Washington Semester, and government relations and curriculum manager at Close Up Foundation. Among her
leadership positions are those with NAFSA’s Internships, Service Learning, and Research Abroad Member Interest Group; The
Forum on Education Abroad’s Internship Taskforce; and the New England Association of Cooperative Education and Field
Experience.
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