FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
NAFSA Study Abroad Task Force Chair, Members Announced
The NAFSA task force, which includes international education leaders representing a variety of institutional types, is charged with recommending “core principles, values, and behaviors for senior campus administrators to consider as they develop policies and practices to guide the management of the study abroad function.” The task force will consider four principles in its work:
- Serving the best interest of the student
- Advancing the institution’s commitment to learning through international experiences
- Fostering the educational integrity of the institution
- Preserving the financial stability of both study abroad programs and the institution as a whole
The task force is expected to issue its final report in mid-December.
Composition of the Task Force
Task Force Chair
John Hudzik, Vice President for Global Engagement and Strategic Projects, Michigan State UniversityTask Force Members
- John K. Hudzik (Chair), Vice President, Global Engagement and Strategic Projects
Michigan State University - Karen Hunter Anderson, Vice President for Adult Education and Institutional Support
Illinois Community College Board - Joseph Brockington, Associate Provost for International Programs
Kalamazoo College - Robert A. Corrigan, President
San Francisco State University - Everett Egginton, Dean, International Border Programs and NAFSA President-elect
New Mexico State University - Pamela Brooks Gann, President
Claremont McKenna College - Marlene M. Johnson, Executive Director and CEO
NAFSA: Association of International Educators - Pamela Jolicoeur, President
Concordia College (Moorhead, MN) - Kavita Pandit, Senior Vice Provost, Academic Affairs
The State University of New York - Kathleen Sideli, Associate Vice President for Overseas Study
Indiana University - Thelma B. Thompson, President
University of Maryland-Eastern Shore - Humphrey R. Tonkin, President Emeritus
University of Hartford
