Global Atlanta Innovative Teaching (GAIT)

The Halle Institute for Global Research in partnership with the Center for Faculty Development and Excellence (CFDE) is accepting applications for the Global Atlanta Innovative Teaching (GAIT) grants. Emory embraces its home campus in Atlanta as a gateway to the world. In keeping with that value, the purpose of the GAIT Grant is to foster the development of curriculum with international scope. 

These grants are open to full-time regular faculty and postdocs who are interested in using new pedagogies to put “domestic” and “international” issues into conversation by using Global Atlanta as a classroom. Grants are up to $3000 and applications can be submitted by individuals or by faculty-led teams.

View the application details here: GAIT Application 2024-25

Applications are now closed. Please check back in early 2025.

 View list of past award winners and project titles.

Pablo Palomino (pictured), Mellon Faculty Fellow and Assistant Professor of Latin American and Caribbean Studies at Oxford College, received a Global Atlanta Innovative Teaching (GAIT) Grant in 2019 for his course, Soccer and Globalization.