Academic Programs

The Lindenberg Center seeks to mobilize and build upon the resources of the University to engage and educate students in international humanitarian relief and development work. Current programs include:
          » Peace Corps Master's International Program
          » International Development Certificate Program
          » Nonprofit Technology Leadership Program

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International Travel Programs

The Lindenberg Center sponsors programs that help UW students travel to the developing world for internships, research and service projects. Through multidisciplinary collaborations, partnerships with international development and relief organizations, and International Mobility Grants, the Center seeks to increase the number of UW students who have an international learning experience as a part of their degree program.
          » International Mobility Grants
          » Internships

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International Teaching and Research

The Lindenberg Center develops teaching and research expertise in critical international development areas, such as microfinance and the strategic use of technology. The Center serves as the umbrella for new and expanded activities including the development of interdisciplinary curricula, case studies, and other resources.

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Special Events and Workshops

The Lindenberg Center provides opportunities for the UW and local communities to connect with international visitors and experts in the areas of humanitarian action, international development and global citizenship. Past events include special presentations on the AIDS pandemic and the war in Iraq as well as international speakers such as Nobel Laureate Oscar Arias, UNICEF Executive Director Carol Bellamy, and Peace Corps Director Gaddi H.Vasquez. The Center also provides cross-cultural communications training for a wide range of academic institutions, organizations, and service providers that have diverse student, employee or client populations.
          » Cross Cultural Communications Workshop

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