Faculty and staff play an important role in recognizing these strengths and creating learning, working, and campus environments where bilingual and multilingual individuals can thrive.
This page brings together resources, programs, professional learning opportunities, and campus initiatives designed to help faculty and staff teach, communicate, engage, and serve across languages and cultures.
What You'll Find Here:
Teaching & Learning: Explore resources and opportunities to incorporate bilingual and multilingual approaches into teaching, curriculum, advising, and student learning.
Supporting Multilingual Students: Find strategies, programs, and campus resources to support bilingual and multilingual students' academic success, sense of belonging, and engagement.
Language Access & Communication: Discover resources for communicating effectively with students, families, and community members across languages and creating more linguistically accessible campus experiences.
Professional Development: Learn about workshops, institutes, communities of practice, and other opportunities to strengthen bilingual, multilingual, and culturally responsive practices.
Research & Scholarship: Explore faculty research, scholarly resources, and opportunities related to bilingualism, multilingualism, language, culture, and Hispanic-Serving Institutions.
Community & Campus Engagement: Connect with initiatives and partnerships that engage Arizona's diverse multilingual communities and extend the University's impact beyond campus.
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Explore Opportunities
Whether you are looking for a resource for your classroom, seeking professional development, supporting a multilingual student, or interested in connecting with bilingual initiatives across campus, this page is a starting point for finding opportunities and building connections.
This one-day symposium seeks to foster conversations on bilingualism (English / Spanish and other language combinations) across the University of Arizona within the Hispanic-Serving Institution and Borderlands contexts.
The Bilingualism And the Brain in Education and Language (BABEL) Lab is a community-centered research examines how bilingual language experiences shape learning, development, and access to opportunity for both children and adults in multilingual and multicultural settings.
