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Support Language and Intercultural Learning at Valpo


Your generosity helps Valparaiso University’s Language and Intercultural Learning Center expand programs in language study and intercultural development. Donations directly support student participation in IDI assessments, cultural programming, and language engagement opportunities. Every gift empowers Valpo students to grow as globally minded citizens. To contribute, simply write “LINC” when submitting your donation.

Consider a Gift

The Language & Intercultural Learning Center appreciates the generosity of the Valpo community as we expand our offerings in support of language learning and intercultural development. If you wish to make a gift to LINC, your donation will primarily support Valpo student participation in intercultural and language learning. Our funding priorities for 2025-2026 are described below.

Use the link below to designate your gift. Simply write LINC in the field provided.

Language & Intercultural Learning Center

LINC Funding Priorities
2025 – 2026

The Intercultural Development Inventory, or IDI, measures intercultural competence and is one of the foundational entry points into intercultural learning at the center. The fee to access the IDI assessment is $16 per student. (Note that this fee is set by the outside organization IDI, LLC which developed the assessment and makes it available through their website.) A gift of $80 will allow five additional Valpo students to take the IDI and learn about intercultural competence. Read about the IDI.

Sometimes various materials, such as textbooks and other study supplies, are needed to enhance LINC’s informal language interest groups. These student-led language groups include ASL, Korean, Modern Greek, Japanese, among others. Read about language groups.

LINC facilitates learning opportunities to help the Valpo community develop intercultural skills. We anticipate a need to purchase supplemental materials to better support this programming that will benefit students, as well as faculty and staff. Read about intercultural learning.

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