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Network faculty co-teach courses with local faculty as distinguished visitors. These visitors spend one-week on-site teaching in person with students and a local Faculty co-teacher. The local faculty member teaches the course and the Network Faculty Visitor also follows up with online lectures and interactions over the course of a semester. Our 2021 Network Faculty Seminar locations are Bard Al Quds and the American University of Central Asia, where OSUN faculty members virtually visited humanities classrooms

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