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 and faculty at colleges and universities are helping people in the developing world gain access to the world's most precious resource: water.
With state support shrinking, the University of Minnesota did something counterintuitive: it slashed tuition for international students.
By Sara E. Dumont and Robert A. Pastor
A Little Effort Makes a Big Difference
Catherine Vertesi
By Christopher Murphy
By Kimberley Howard and Brian Keller
By Eve Katz
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Cover Story
Water, Water...Anywhere?
By Karen LeggettStudents and faculty at colleges and universities are helping people in the developing world gain access to the world's most precious resource: water.
Features
University of Minnesota Twin Cities Pursues an International Transformation
By Christopher ConnellWith state support shrinking, the University of Minnesota did something counterintuitive: it slashed tuition for international students.
Departments
Forum
The Internationalization of U.S. Universities—Are We Making Progress?By Sara E. Dumont and Robert A. Pastor
In Focus
A Little Effort Makes a Big Difference
Catherine Vertesi
Fifth Annual Publications for International Educators and Their Students
From the Editors
Going With the FlowBy Christopher Murphy
Education Abroad
Business School Study Tours: A Case StudyBy Kimberley Howard and Brian Keller
Foreign Student Affairs
U.S. Religious Diversity and International StudentsBy Eve Katz
In Brief
- Int'l Applications to U.S. Graduate Schools Increase
- Globalizing Community Colleges
- Decline in Indian Student Enrollments in Australia
- Japanese Students Are Staying Home
- Professors Beyond Borders Launched
- Simon Fraser University Seeks U.S. Accreditation
- NAFSA Publications and Blog Wins Awards
- China, South Korea, and Japan Team Up for "Campus Asia"
- Plans to Create 1,000 Endowed Chairs in Africa
- India to Open its Door to Foreign Universities
- Curriculum Integration Key to Education Abroad Growth
- NAFSA's 62nd Annual Conference Helps International Educators Navigate "The Changing Landscape of Global Higher Education"
- Review of Globalization's Muse: Universities and Higher Education Systems in a Changing World