Research and Scholarship Network

 

This network serves and connects professionals and academics interested in research and research trends in international education, including graduate-level opportunities.

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Ji-Yeung Jang
Ohio University

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Offerings at the 2013 Annual Conference

April 9, 2013
Dear Research and Scholarship Colleagues, I hope to see many of you at the upcoming NAFSA Annual Conference in St. Louis. I would like to highlight the following conference events that might be of particular interest to you: 

  • Recommended sessions and events (550kb Adobe PDF). Gain insight into various aspects of research and scholarship, including research skills development, assessment and evaluation practices  at preconference workshops, conference sessions, poster fairs, and more.
  • Other networking and educational opportunities offered by Teaching, Learning, and Scholarship Knowledge Community.
If you have other ideas for the R&S community, let us know!

Ji-Yeung Jang...

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Featured Resources

  • The Big Picture: Conversations with Experts in the Field of International Education
    In three separate interviews, experts in the field share with NAFSA their view of where things are headed in the field of global higher education, what challenges international educators may face in the coming decade, and how campus leaders and faculty can react to those challenges—and collaborate across the field—in an effort to facilitate more authentic and transformational learning.
  • Review of Global Studies Literature
    An online compilation of book reviews, written by a wide variety of voices—faculty members, independent researchers, practitioners, and graduate students—the Review stimulates the intellectual side of our work as international educators. It serves academic, professional, and personal interests and encourages curiosity and commitment to ground-breaking ideas.
  • New Research on Diversity in Education Abroad by CIEE Ping Fellows
    The first two CIEE Ping Fellows' dissertations address factors that influence the decision to study abroad and identify specific steps that U.S. institutions might take in order to encourage more of their undergraduates to study abroad.
  • International Education Research Grants
    Organizations that provide funding for research in international education.
  • Research-based Publications on International Education
    The main journals and periodicals where researchers can locate research based literature on international educational activities.