As the central international office for the University of Minnesota system, the Global Programs and Strategy Alliance drives the University’s global strategy and connects faculty, staff, and students with the resources and expertise needed for personal and professional success.

Led by the Vice Provost's Office, the GPS Alliance includes a variety of units that facilitate the University's global learning, teaching, research, and engagement.

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Immigration Resources and Support

University personnel and resources are in place to support students, faculty, and staff who may be affected by federal immigration policy changes. The GPS Alliance is providing information and resources to help navigate these changes.

Call for Nominations: Internationalization Awards

Nominations are being accepted for two University-wide awards that recognize commitment to internationalization by faculty, staff, and alumni. The Award for Global Engagement is given to faculty and staff in recognition of outstanding contributions to global education and international programs at the University or in their field or discipline. The Distinguished Leadership Award for Internationals is for international alumni, former students, and friends of the University who have distinguished themselves in their post-university work as leaders in their careers. Deadline is May 21.
 

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Malaysian delegation celebrates special education partnership

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A delegation from Malaysia visited the University of Minnesota in February as part of a collaboration that aims to expand on and support Malaysia’s goal of including 75 percent of students with special education needs in mainstream classes by 2025.

China Bridge Challenge winners encourage information sharing between cities

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The team of six students, three from the University of Minnesota and three from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, proposed the U.S.-China Story Map as a way for cities in China and the U.S. to learn from each other as they pursue sustainable solutions to the climate crisis.

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