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Open Period for Institution Proposals to Host SASLI
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SASLI
Mission Statement:
The South Asia Summer Language Institute
(SASLI) is a formal educational collaboration of the US Department of Education-designated
Title VI National Resource Centers for South Asia in partnership with the South
Asia Language Resource Center (SALRC). SASLI is dedicated to training students, faculty, and professionals in the languages of South Asia.
SASLI Mission Statement and History.
SASLI Student Handbook
For detailed information about being a student at SASLI, see the SASLI Student Handbook. Download the PDF here.
SASLI Instructor Handbook
Download the PDF here.
Program
The
SASLI program fee for the 8-week program is approximately
$3,200 and does
not include the cost of textbooks, or living
expenses. This does include the UW-Madison assessment
fee. SASLI
is open to undergraduates, graduate students and non-student
professionals.
SALRC:
SASLI is funded in part by
the national South
Asia Language Resource Center (SALRC) located
at the University of Chicago, through a grant provided
by the U.S. Department of Education Title VI Program.
Constituent
Members:
SASLI Constituent members also
offer courses in South Asian languages (see listing below).
Please click on the institution below to access individual
programs.
Request your SASLI transcripts here
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SASLI consortium
sponsor programs include:
Southern Asian Institute, Columbia University
South Asia Program, Cornell University
South Asia Center, Syracuse University
Center for Asia Studies, University of California-Berkeley
South Asia at Chicago, University of Chicago
North Carolina Center for South Asia Studies (North Carolina State University, Duke University, University of North Carolina)
South Asia Studies, University of Pennsylvania
South Asia Institute, University of Texas-Austin
South Asia Center, University of Washington-Seattle
Center for South Asia, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Honorary Member sponsor program:
Center for South Asia Studies, University of Michigan
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