“Engaging India” Membership Survey

"Engaging India:" Linking the U.S. Liberal Arts with Indian Higher Education

Create your faculty profile for the ASIANetwork "Engaging India" initiative

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We are excited to introduce our “Engaging India” Initiative, which aims to create opportunities for collaboration and exchange between institutions, faculty, staff, and their students in North America and India.

We hope to build a community and resource pool for sharing expertise and making connections between the colleges of ASIANetwork and the All India Association for Christian Higher Education (AIACHE).

Your responses will become part of an online database and networking space in a password-protected area of the ASIANetwork website. Through this database and a corresponding one of AIACHE members, we will invite faculty from member institutions of our two consortia to meet each other, learn of each others’ complementary interests and skills, and take their relationships in whatever directions they choose.

Thank you for being part of the ASIANetwork “Engaging India” initiative!

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Your name
Please enter your given name and surname. You may leave out titles and degrees such as “Dr.”, “Prof.”, “Ph.D.”, etc.

Name*

First (Given name) Last (Surname)

Email address*

Your title and roles at your institution

Your title
Please enter your academic rank and title, and in the additional response fields, any other roles you hold at your institution.

Example:

Associate Professor of Sociology
Director of the Campus Honors Program

Title (1)*

Title (2)

Title (3)

Department

Please enter your primary academic departmental and program affiliations.
Example: Department of Anthropology
Program in Gender Studies

Department or program (1)

Department or program (2)

Department or program (3)

Your institution

Institution
Please enter the name of your college or university.

Name of institution*

Characteristics of Institution
Please describe your college or university.
Example:
Non-ecumenical 4-year college in the Pacific Northwest that serves primarily students from Washington, California, Colorado...

Description:

Location

City

State (please write in full)

ZIP code

Approximate Size of Undergraduate Student Body

Number of Students

Select from options above

Public or Private

Type of Institution

Public

Private

Religious Affiliation

Affiliation:

If affiliated, please describe:

Example: Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

Interest Areas for Collaboration and Exchange
Please tell us about your teaching and research, and in the next section, call attention to areas where you are seeking to connect with others.

Course Areas Taught

What are your disciplinary, technical, and regional teaching areas? Example: statistics, 19th century English literature, Hinduism, Chinese history

Research Areas

What are your areas of scholarly study? Example: French linguistics, political economy of South Asia, gender in contemporary United States

Interests in Collaboration with Indian Partners

Seeking Partners in:

Co-teaching a class with an Indian colleague

Organizing a workshop or conference

Collaborative research

Student study abroad

Research/teaching residency in India

Other areas of collaboration

Describe further:

Please use the area above to describe in more detail some of the ways that you might connect with others in projects related to India. Examples: Are you interested in co-teaching a class with a colleague at another U.S. institution, or one in India? Would you be interested to find a location in India to carry out a study-abroad program or engage in a research project? Are you looking for a potential Indian host institution for an upcoming sabbatical or leave of absence from your home college? Are you looking for a collaborator in a writing project?

Can Offer Courses in:

Are you interested in teaching as a visiting scholar at an Indian institution?

yes

If yes above, please indicate potential course title(s).
Example: Microeconomics, Art of the Americas, Geography of Asia

Course Title (1)

Course Title (2)

Course Title (3)

Can Offer Lectures on: What are some talks you might be able to offer, in-person or virtually, as a guest speaker on an Indian campus? Please indicate potential title(s):
Example: “China’s Belt and Road Initiative: Implications for Peace and Prosperity in the Asian Century”, “Democracy in the United States: Is the Experiment Succeeding?”, “Hooked: How Coffee Captured the West and Transformed the World.”
Alternatively, you may provide a topic area such as "The current state of US-Indian scientific exchanges" or "Textile arts of the upper Mekong region"

Lecture Title (1)

Lecture Title (2)

Lecture Title (3)

Seeking Collaborative Student-Faculty Research in:
Would you like to connect your students with others in the U.S. or India to take on mentored research projects?
Example: I would like to pair nursing students at my college with students in the medical fields at an Indian college to study the relationship between diet and health in the U.S. and India. I would like to form U.S.-Indian teams of students to carry out interview-based research among women entrepreneurs in Tamil Nadu. I am seeking Indian students to work with my students virtually on a project related to slang in contemporary Indian media.

Research Area (1)

Research Area (2)

(Optional) Please include a link to your personal website, online CV, Academia page, LinkedIn profile, etc.

Link:

website link to your personal web page, CV, online faculty page, LinkedIn profile, etc.