Serve as a clearinghouse
of information.
Facilitate contacts,
accommodations, and instruction for US students/faculty in a variety
of settings (tours, research, lectures, etc.)
Offer visiting
US faculty phone, fax, email, and secretarial support
Serve as coordinator
in crisis and/or emergency
Develop, collect,
and make available orientation materials and modules
Develop interdisciplinary,
thematically-based faculty seminars that maintain
a connection to the Learning Center.
Create resources
to support visiting US lecturers and students not on organized study
abroad programs
Provide joint
representation in Kenya and East Africa for the 42 institutions represented
by the GLCA, ACM, and ACS, while also serving as point of introduction
for Kenyan and East African institutions interested in developing partnerships
with one or more of these US institutions
Provide a library
of catalogues, contact information, course and curriculum information.
Facilitate
contact among lecturers wishing to develop joint research and/or grant
proposals.
Serve as a
"visitors and speakers bureau" for lecturers and institutions seeking
visiting appointments and/or scholars for short term visits, lectures,
etc.
Publish on the
Web papers, reports, course outlines, syllabi, curricula and other materials
developed in conjunction with the Center's activities