RESEARCH

We hope that different institutions will be able to share their research on this website.

COLLABORATIVE WORK

We hope that institutions will be able to work collaboratively in a number of ways, and this website can be used for this.

2015

Conversations begin between UPNFM and other institutions around the world, converations begin to turn into collaboration.

2017

Webinars continue, network gains support.

2016

Idea of the network proposed by the UPNFM, official invitations sent out, and network formed. First webinar takes place in September, 2016.

2018

Webinars continue, and the first conference takes place in November 2018 in Santa Rosa de Copan, Honduras.

FEATURED DIRECTORS

Elena I. Arkhipova, PhD - Izhevsk, Russia (Kalashnikov Izhevsk State Technical University)

Elena I. Arkhipova, PhD - Izhevsk, Russia (Kalashnikov Izhevsk State Technical University)

Dr. Elena I. Arkhipova has her PhD in Education, is an Associate Professorand is the Head of the English Department at Kalashnikov ISTU (since 2008 until now). She has taught English as a foreign language at the University for more than 20 years. Неr expertise and research areas include advanced EFL teaching technologies at a non-linguistic University, team teaching, blended learning, ESP, CLIL; organizing and conducting scientific events on problematic issues in methodology of teaching foreign languages, students' conferences and diverse language contests; and developing EFL teaching materials and programs. She can be reached at arkaei@mail.ru.
DR. GLORIA ULLOA - TEGUCIGALPA, HONDURAS (UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL PEDAGÓGICA FRANCISCO MORAZÁN)

DR. GLORIA ULLOA - TEGUCIGALPA, HONDURAS (UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL PEDAGÓGICA FRANCISCO MORAZÁN)

Gloria Ulloa has her Master´s in TESOL and her PHD in Rhetoric and Composition from the University of Southern Illinois. She has been an instructor of EFL for more than 25 years and currently is the Director of the Languages Center at the UPNFM. Her research interests include language centers, writing centers, and the development of writing skills of ESL students
Jose Calderón, M.A. - Guatemala City, Guatemala (Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala)

Jose Calderón, M.A. - Guatemala City, Guatemala (Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala)

José is the head professor of the Agriculture Faculty of San Carlos de Guatemala University. His specialty is in institution development and implementation of superior education from Germany and he is also a former Fulbright scholar. He is president of the English Teacher’s Association of Guatemala. In the last ten years he has promoted English language teaching at national level through University Centers of San Carlos de Guatemala University. Additionally, he implemented the Bachelor’s Degree of Linguistics Science and majors in Translation and Interpreting at the University. He has also developed curriculum for students learning to be Mayan language translators and interpreters in Guatemala. He can be reached by email at calderon.2000@gmail.com.
Libor Stepanek -  Brno, Czech Republic (Masaryk University)

Libor Stepanek - Brno, Czech Republic (Masaryk University)

Libor Stepanek is Assistant Professor in English and Director of the Masaryk University Language Centre, Brno, Czech Republic. His broad international teaching experience and teacher training activities include EAP soft skills such as intercultural communication, critical thinking and videoconferencing, however, his main academic interest lies in creativity and Creative Approach to Language Teaching (CALT). He is also an editor, author and co-author of a number of materials, online courses and publications, as well as being a blogger.

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Annual Conference

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Annual Webinars

12

Different Countries

16

Member Institutions

About the INLCP

The International Network for Language Centers and Programs is an group of 16 language centers and programs from 12 different countries. It was officialy formed in 2016 by the Universidad Pedagógica Nacional Francisco Morazán, and managed by the Languages Center that is a part of the UPNFM.