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CELOP Mission StatementThe primary mission of the Boston University Center for English Language and Orientation Programs (CELOP) is to provide international students with a high quality intensive English language training and orientation program to assist them in attaining linguistic proficiency in English and broadening their cultural awareness for success in their academic, professional, and personal lives. CELOP exemplifies Boston University's long standing commitment to international education and to the promotion of global understanding and good will. CELOP faculty and staff also strive to serve as a model for the advancement of professional standards and quality instruction in intensive English programs at universities and colleges in the United States. To achieve our goals: 1. CELOP's highly qualified and experienced faculty is dedicated to providing English language instruction which is responsive to the specific needs of the student population with particular emphasis on academic and professional preparation. The Center makes every effort to provide the students with an optimal learning environment, including the most effective pedagogical methods and instructional materials, the latest technology, and modern office and classroom facilities. 2. CELOP's professionally trained administrative staff is committed to providing support services essential to student adjustment in the United States. Through organized social, cultural, and educational activities, the Center fosters adaptation to and competence in participation in American life. Professional academic advisors guide students in formulating their academic plans related to American colleges and universities and CELOP immigration counselors communicate current immigration regulations to students. 3. CELOP fully supports and promotes the ongoing professional development of the faculty and staff. CELOP is dedicated to maintaining program excellence, fostering high faculty and staff morale, and keeping pace with changing trends in the field of international education and the teaching of English as a second language. 4. CELOP strives to foster an organizational and educational environment at the Center characterized by mutual respect and understanding, fairness, and open communication among all members of the faculty, staff, and student body. 1996 |
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