1. Consortium Member Institutions: ► Columbia University ► Cornell University ► North Carolina Center for South Asia Studies ► Syracuse University ► The University of California-Berkeley ► The University of Chicago ► The University of Pennsylvania ► The University of Texas at Austin ► The University of Washington – Seattle ► The University of Wisconsin – Madison Honorary Member Institutions: ► University of Michigan

2. SASLI Language Offered ► Bengali ► Gujarati ► Hindi ► Malayalam ► Marathi ► Nepali ► Pashto ► Punjabi ► Sanskrit ► Sinhala ► Tamil ► Telugu ► Tibetan ► Urdu All SASLI Languages are on the US/ED Less Commonly Taught Language and Priority Language List

3. Survey 2003-2008 ► Total SASLI students - 495 ► Those with valid contact info – 390 ► Total responses – 148 ► (30% of total students and 38% of those we could contact)

4. Survey 2003-2008 ► Current status of students  57% - Graduate students  14% - Undergraduate students ► Students above represented 45 different institutions  14% - Employed – in career field of choice  12% - Employed – not in career field of choice  7% - Other

5. Survey 2003-2008 ► Funding Sources  43% on SASLI FLAS Fellowship  16% on NRC FLAS Fellowship ► 59% funded by FLAS  16% on SASLI Fee Remission  18% do not receive funding ► Significant percent that is paying out of pocket  25% funded by other sources

6. Survey 2003-2008 ► Other reported available programs for language instruction (could select more than one answer)  49% - A language program abroad  35% - No other program exists ► Meeting critical need for language acquisition  28% - Another U.S.-based summer program

7. Survey 2003-2008 ► Likelihood of learning language in U.S without SASLI  61% - very unlikely to highly unlikely ► Meeting a critical need  19% - very likely to highly likely  19% - moderately likely

8. Survey 2003 – 2008 ► Likelihood of learning language abroad without SASLI  21% - very unlikely to highly unlikely  52% - very likely to highly likely  27% - moderately likely

9. Survey 2003-2008 ► 96% successfully met or exceeded academic goals ► 88% advanced career goals and/or options ► 96% satisfied with the language acquisition ► 90% of respondents would be very or highly likely to recommend SASLI to a friend  Generally extremely high satisfaction rates

10. Survey 2003-2008 ► Using the language in career  60% - high to exceptional usage  20% - moderate usage  20% - low to no usage ► Using the language in personal life  46% - high to exceptional usage  31% - moderate usage  23% - low to no usage

11. Survey 2003-2008

12. ► Connections via SASLI  maintained contact with instructor (s) ► 70% - 1 year ► 54% - 2 years (*when applicable) ► 41% - 2 + years (*when applicable)  Maintained contact with other student (s) ► 90% - 1 year ► 74% - 2 years (*when applicable) ► 68% - 2 + years (*when applicable)

13. Developing National Standards ► STAMP (Center for Applied Second Language Studies)  Elementary and Intermediate Hindi Pilot test ► Pilot began in 2006 ► 2006-2008 SASLI students participated  ~15% of all Hindi Pilot test takers  Elementary and Intermediate Urdu Pilot test ► Pilot began in 2008 ► 2008 SASLI students participated  ~67% of all Urdu Pilot test takers

14. Developing National Standards ► Creating Standards across all languages  Final exams and syllabi are kept on file for all languages and all levels ► Made available to other language instructors/programs ► Developing SASLI website “pedagogy corner” to showcase materials

15. Pedagogy at SASLI ► Collaboration with the SA Language Resource Center  Every summer one-week pedagogy workshop prior to SASLI  Topics include: ► Language, Culture, and Curriculum in the South Asian Language ► Using Technology to Promote Learner-Centered SA Language Instruction ► Developing Assessments for South Asian Languages ► Keeping Teacher and Student Talk in the Target Language ► Introduction to the Field of Heritage Languages

16. Pedagogy at SASLI ► In-house Pedagogy  Pedagogy Specialists 2003-2007 ► Various pedagogy specialists created workshops held during the 8 week summer session, including observations  Academic Director hired in 2008 ► Workshops organized by long-term instructors with input from the Director ► Class observations and follow-up meeting  2009 and beyond ► Commitment to continue pedagogy workshops with the SALRC and in-house workshops

17. SASLI Administration ► Chair of the Board: Sue Wadley, Syracuse University, sswadley@syr.edu ► Local Director: J. Mark Kenoyer, University of WI-Madison, jkenoyer@wisc.edu ► Academic Director: Don Davis, University of WI-Madison, drdavis@wisc.edu ► Assistant Director: Laura Hammond, University of WI-Madison, ljhammond@wisc.edu, 608-265-4304 ► Program Assistant: Grace Lorentz, University of WI-Madison, sasli@southasia.wisc.edu, 608-261-1194 URL: sasli.wisc.edu