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International Educator - May/June 2007
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Education Abroad
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Cover Story
Active Engagement
Karen Leggett
International education is helping to spread the benefits of social entrepreneurship across the globe.
International education is helping to spread the benefits of social entrepreneurship across the globe.
Features
Promise of Peace
Susan Ladika
Since the 1990s, Bosnia-Herzegovina has been recovering from war and has begun the process of healing. The higher education system shows potential to build a brighter future for country and colleges and universities from abroad are also helping to promote peace and understanding in the spirit of reconciliation and rebuilding.
Since the 1990s, Bosnia-Herzegovina has been recovering from war and has begun the process of healing. The higher education system shows potential to build a brighter future for country and colleges and universities from abroad are also helping to promote peace and understanding in the spirit of reconciliation and rebuilding.
Mission Driven
Darlene Bremer
U.S. philanthropic foundations are helping improve the standards and quality of international higher education by sen7ding students abroad, funding foreign students and scholars, research initiatives in foreign universities, and programs that combine the efforts of researchers from different countries.
U.S. philanthropic foundations are helping improve the standards and quality of international higher education by sen7ding students abroad, funding foreign students and scholars, research initiatives in foreign universities, and programs that combine the efforts of researchers from different countries.
Concordia College Leads With Languages
Christopher Connell
Minnesota’s Corcordia College is known for its early emphasis on integrating the study of foreign languages into its curriculum and also for its innovative summertime educational festival, Concordia Language Villages.
Minnesota’s Corcordia College is known for its early emphasis on integrating the study of foreign languages into its curriculum and also for its innovative summertime educational festival, Concordia Language Villages.
Web Extra! Learning Languages in Minnesota’s North Woods
Christopher Connell
Departments
From the Editors
Front Lines
ACTive Participation
Marlene Johnson
Marlene Johnson
In Brief
- Employers Weigh in on Value of Education Abroad
- Microsoft’s Bill Gates Testifies on U.S. Immigration Policy
- Globalization, Service-Learning Explored in Research Journal
- Report Recaps Meeting on International Student Enrollment
- NAFSA and Partner Groups Issue Visa Recommendations
- New Brochures for Hosts, International Students in Community Programs
Across Cultures
Planning for Higher Education Changes in Madagascar
Fred M. Hayward and Hanitra Rasoanampoizina
Fred M. Hayward and Hanitra Rasoanampoizina
Voices
Re-Envisioning Asia
Elaina Loveland
Elaina Loveland
Education Abroad
Foreign Student Affairs
The Devil’s in the Details
Betta Risa
Betta Risa
Groundwork
Measuring Return on Investment in International Student Recruitment
Cheryl Darrup-Boychuck
Cheryl Darrup-Boychuck
View from Out Here
Life in Dakar: The Suffolk University Experience
Dunham Rowley
Dunham Rowley
Forum
Go Exotica?
Education Abroad to Nontraditional Locations
Stephen Ferst
Education Abroad to Nontraditional Locations
Stephen Ferst
In Focus
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