International Educator (IE) is the flagship bimonthly magazine of NAFSA: Association of International Educators. IE maintains the highest standards of intellectual quality, editorial excellence, and design to service its readers who are working worldwide to advance international education and exchange.
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Students all over the world are increasingly seeking higher education in foreign countries and many nations are pursuing them, but U.S. policy continues to be less engaged.
International students often have bright futures ahead of them. Sometimes, that bright future includes staying in the country they studied in—and rising through the academic ranks to lead a university in their adopted countries.
Connecticut College takes interdisciplinary approach to ensure that its 1,900 students learn to become "international citizens."
Adieu
Jane Goldstone Sarouhan
By Christopher Murphy
By Karen Jenkins and John Meyers
By Elaina Loveland
By John Hudzik
By Kathleen Krentler
By Janet Hulstrand
By Greg Grassi and Kira Espiritu
By Kim Fernandez
Education
By Kathryn Gray Skinner
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Cover Story
Going Mobile
By Alan DessoffStudents all over the world are increasingly seeking higher education in foreign countries and many nations are pursuing them, but U.S. policy continues to be less engaged.
Features
Lands of Promise
By Dana WilkieInternational students often have bright futures ahead of them. Sometimes, that bright future includes staying in the country they studied in—and rising through the academic ranks to lead a university in their adopted countries.
With iPods and Internships, Connecticut College Holds to an International Course
By Christopher ConnellConnecticut College takes interdisciplinary approach to ensure that its 1,900 students learn to become "international citizens."
In Focus
Adieu
Jane Goldstone Sarouhan
In Brief
- British Council Calls for More UK-U.S. Partnerships
- Employers’ Views on College Learning Surveyed
- Business Leaders See Value in Foreign Workers
- Quebec Speeds Canadian Citizenship for Foreign Students
- Indian Numbers Up at Canadian Institutions
- U.S. State Department Ends Ban on Two Renowned Muslim Scholars
- Japan Aims to Standardize Student Assessment with China and South Korea
- German Center for Research and Innovation Opens in New York
- New Research on Diversity in Education Abroad by CIEE Ping Fellows
- Review of Trends in Global Higher Education: Tracking an Academic Revolution, a Report Prepared for the 2009 UNESCO World Conference on Higher Education
Departments
From the Editors
A Mobile MindsetBy Christopher Murphy
Frontlines
U.S. Public Diplomacy Depends on Citizens Learning Other LanguagesBy Karen Jenkins and John Meyers
Voices: John Zogby
The First Globals GenerationBy Elaina Loveland
Forum
The Economy, Higher Education, and Campus InternationalizationBy John Hudzik
Partnering
Launching an International Collaborative Master's DegreeBy Kathleen Krentler
Education Abroad
Turning Adversity to Opportunity in Education AbroadBy Janet Hulstrand
Foreign Student Affairs
International Students Are an Emerging Market for Study AbroadBy Greg Grassi and Kira Espiritu
International Enrollment
Getting Down to Business - Recruiting International MBA StudentsBy Kim Fernandez
View From Out Here
Reflections on a Career in InternationalEducation
By Kathryn Gray Skinner