Video conferences and virtual visits
Looking for exciting new international content to integrate into your curriculum? The IAUNRC delivers interactive presentations to students and educators at all levels on thematic and regional topics through interactive video conferencing. Center staff can customize a presentation for your learning needs, or you can select from our most popular programs.
View a list of our video presentations
Faculty visits
The IAUNRC will make it possible for IU faculty to travel to our partner institutions, where they can give a research talk for the institutional community and meet with interested colleagues, administration, and students.
Explore our list of affiliated faculty
Graduate student “office hours”
The Center’s graduate students are available upon request to field questions your students may have about research paper writing, area studies, preparing for advanced studies, travel abroad, or life in graduate school.
Contact us to arrange a chat
Keeping up with trends in Central Eurasian studies
Plunging into or keeping up with the field of Central Eurasian studies is a daunting task, but the Center can make it easier. The Center routinely sponsors lectures, performances, and other events. Whenever possible, the Center records these events and makes them available to the public. The Center also maintains lending collections of artifacts, books, and other multimedia resources that can be loaned for non-commercial purposes at no charge. The Center also produces free educational materials for distribution that our partners can request.
Browse a list of audio recordings
Explore our lending collection
See our free educational materials
Curricular support
Want to add a new unit on the Silk Road or the consequences of water use on the Aral Sea into your course, but don’t know where to start? The Center provides a variety of resources that can make life easier. Course development stipends enable faculty who are adding a Central Eurasian component to their courses to acquire necessary materials. The Center has partnered with the University of Arizona Center for Middle Eastern Studies to host a repository of instructional materials that are well-suited for use at community colleges.
Visit the Curriculum Internationalization Resources website
Travel grants for conferences and professional development
The Center supports scholarly activities at partner MSI/CCs by helping to defray the cost of faculty travel to scholarly conferences and professional development opportunities that relate to the Center’s goals. Over the years, many representatives from partner institutions have attended the Institute for Curriculum and Campus Internationalization (ICCI). In addition, the Center encourages partner faculty to attend its major events, the Central Eurasian Studies Society annual meeting, and other scholarly events that build expertise in Central Eurasian studies.
Plan to attend ICCI
Contact us to discuss other opportunities
Course Development Stipend
All full-time, regular part-time, and adjunct faculty at community colleges and minority-serving institutions throughout the United States are invited to apply for a course development stipend in an annual competition. Applicants can propose to redesign an existing course or to develop a new course. The redesigned/new course should include at least 25% content about Russia, Eastern Europe, and/or Eurasia.
Read details about the program and application process
