NAFSA Senior Fellows for Internationalization

NAFSA Senior Fellows for Internationalization are a diverse group of individuals who lend their expertise, experience, and wisdom to NAFSA's continuing efforts in internationalization. They help identify and define the key cutting-edge topics the association should be addressing to foster internationalization dialogue.

John K. Hudzik, PhD
Michigan State University

• Trends and Institutional Implications for International Student Enrollments in
  U.S. Institutions (T&I, 2012)
• Comprehensive Internationalization: From Concept to Action (e-Pub, 2011)
• Leading Comprehensive Internationalization: Strategy and Tactics for Action (e-Pub, 2012)

Jocelyne Gacel-Ávila, PhD
University of Guadalajara

• Comprehensive Internationalization in Latin America (T&I, 2011)

Madeleine F. Green, PhD
International Association of Universities

• Global Citizenship - What Are We Talking About and Why Does It Matter? (T&I, 2012)
• Measuring and Assessing Internationalization (e-Pub, 2012)
• Acting as Global Citizens: A Challenge to U.S. Colleges and Universities

Kevin Kinser, PhD
University at Albany-State University of New York

• New Senior Fellow as of 2013

JoAnn S. McCarthy, PhD
INTO University Partnerships-North America

• Leading Comprehensive Internationalization: Strategy and Tactics for Action (e-Pub, 2012)

Kristopher N. Olds, PhD
University of Wisconsin-Madison

• GlobalHigherEd blog
• Regionalism and Higher Education (T&I, 2011)

Alan Ruby
University of Pennsylvania

• A Utilitarian View of Rankings (T&I, 2012)
• Moving Past the Agent Debate (T&I, 2011)

Hanneke Teekens, Nuffic
Netherlands Organization for International Cooperation in Higher Education

• New Senior Fellow as of 2013