Hemispheres
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Hemispheres: The International Outreach Consortium
Connecting to the larger world. Transforming old ideas into new. Providing innovative approaches to world studies.
Hemispheres, the international outreach consortium at the University of Texas at Austin, offers a broad educational program to increase knowledge and understanding of Western Europe; Latin America; the Middle East; Russia, East Europe, and Eurasia; and South Asia. Using the resources of one of the nation’s largest research institutions, we work with educators to address critical needs and to supplement existing knowledge of the world around us.
We are actively involved in content-based teacher training, standards-aligned curriculum development, and the presentation of instructional resources in a variety of formats and levels.
Using our funding sources wisely, we are able to provide the majority of our services for no or little cost. With our network of campus affiliates and partners, we can expand our services to provide comprehensive services to a wide variety of audiences on an almost limitless number of topics.
To learn more about Hemispheres and the services that we provide, please take a few moments to explore our web site. Please feel free to contact us individually or jointly at hemispheres@austin.utexas.edu. We also encourage you to sign up for our monthly bulletin to receive updates.
Get Paid to Write Globally-Relevant Curriculum
UT Hemispheres has allocated funding to offer educators generous compensation for writing curriculum that we can share with our community. Each Center has its own Outreach Coordinator that you can contact if interested.
Our Centers include:
Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies, Center for European Studies, Center for Middle Eastern Studies, Center for Russian, East European, & Eurasian Studies & South Asia Institute
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