Fees & Registration
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Program Fee
- Early Bird
- by April 30, 2023: $499.00
- General Admission
- After April 30, 2023: $599.00
Fee covers*:
- Receptions, lunches on Thursday and Friday evening, and closing dinner on Friday
- Lunch is provided Thursday and Friday
- All refreshments
- Workshop instruction by renowned faculty
- Workshop Course Packs: workshops are built around comprehensive course information and include syllabi, case studies, PowerPoint slides, reference materials, and experiential exercises.
*Fee does not cover participant lodging expenses.
Participants should make their own hotel reservations. Lodging information will soon be provided.
Doctoral Student Rate
A doctoral student rate of $399.00 is available. To receive this rate, please submit an official letter from your institution verifying you are a doctoral candidate to [email protected].
Faculty Fellowships for MSI Participants
A limited number of Faculty Fellowships will be available for faculty from Minority Serving Institutions. The registration fee with a Faculty Fellowship will be $399. To apply for a Fellowship, you must submit a one-page statement to the GSU-CIBER team at [email protected] describing how the International Business Pedagogy Workshops will benefit you and your institution.
Cancellation
Registration fees are 100% refundable if canceled in writing at least 2-weeks prior to the event start date. A 75% refund will be issued for cancellations within 2-weeks of the event start date. Please contact [email protected] with any questions.
The International Business Pedagogy Workshop is a project of the Minority Serving Institution (MSI)Consortium, hosted by GSU-CIBER and sponsored by CIBERs at Florida International University, George Washington University, Indiana University, Loyola Marymount University, Temple University, Texas A&M University, University of Colorado-Denver, and the University of Maryland. This program is partially funded by the U.S. Department of Education.