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Carol Jenkins named president and CEO of World Learning Inc.
February 20, 2018
World Learning Inc. announced today that its Board of Trustees has unanimously voted to appoint Carol Jenkins as President and CEO of the organization after having served in the interim role since October 2017.
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SIT Announces Global Degree Format
January 3, 2018
School for International Training is developing a new full-time, global master’s degree format using the institution’s centers worldwide as locations for existing degrees and new programs. This new format will complement SIT’s current online and low-residency master’s programs.
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School for International Training receives Andrew W. Mellon Foundation grant
December 20, 2017
The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation has awarded SIT Graduate Institute, a program of World Learning, a grant of $52,135 to support a groundbreaking academic inquiry on African Americans living abroad.
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U.S-Mexico border issues are focus of new SIT Study Abroad program
December 13, 2017
A new SIT Study Abroad program will give undergraduate students a first-hand look at migration along both sides of U.S. and Mexican borders and its tremendous human, social, and political implications.
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SIT Activates New Solar Panel Installation
December 6, 2017
The School for International Training this week activated a new solar power project that is expected to produce approximately 260,200 kilowatt hours (kWh) of renewable energy annually and mitigate 183 metric tons of carbon in the first year alone.
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SIT Graduate Institute Alumni Selected for 2017-18 English Language Fellow Program
November 3, 2017
Five alumni from SIT Graduate Institute have been selected by the U.S. State Department for the English Language Fellow Program, a 10-month project training English teachers abroad.
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SIT launches public Sustainability Speaker Series
October 12, 2017
School for International Training will launch its 2017-18 Sustainability Speaker Series with several public events this month, including free lectures on the SIT campus by well-known sustainability advocates including Tony Hillery of Harlem Grown, 350.org Board Chairman KC Golden, environmental anthropologist and researcher Tatiana Schrieber, and others.