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International Professors Project
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Basic Information
Address: 117 Park Street, Proctor, Vermont
2056 Cornwall C, Boca Raton, FL
Phone Number: 802-459-0014
Director: Ron Krate, Ph.D.
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Additional Information
Causes Served: international post-secondary education- poor and developing countries
Population Served: Universities, cooleges, CCs, adult and continuing education programs
Ages for Volunteer: 14-20
Hours of Service: 5 per week
Minimum Hours Required: 3 per week
Days of Service: N/A
Mission Statement:
New Type of professor, unattached to locale- serving developing and poor countries.
The International Professor (IP) is part of a boots on ground and IT network to teach, mentor, tutor, coach young lecturers ( mentoring their teaching ) and students
University design and deveopmentl
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
The time is nigh for a new type of professor,an option to follow a new career trajectory. This new academic is more or less attached to locale and teaches and researches in poor and developing countries
Program History:
All-volunteer-driven not-for-profit higher education project, creating an extensive network of volunteer, Fellows, professors, students and allied organizations.
Planning and developing universities through volunteer work. Currently in Burundi.Africa
Google Grant Recipient- generous grant
UNESCO Letter of Endorsement
Additional Information:
Please vist our webiste www.intternationalprofs.org
A new site will appear in March- adding our nodal networking function, with extended career and job-seeking services; an online resources center; a clearing house; listing of alliances; online lab; discussion and research groups
Free university profiles and free university ads seeking professors
Online post-secondary education courses directory and embeds.
IT assistance for reception of courses in poor countries -- new program, effective February.