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International Educator - November/December 2006
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Education Abroad
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Cover Story
Impact!
Alan Dessoff
If it eventually passes, the recently introduced Abraham Lincoln Study Abroad Act could be the biggest thing to hit international education in the United States since the Fulbright program.
If it eventually passes, the recently introduced Abraham Lincoln Study Abroad Act could be the biggest thing to hit international education in the United States since the Fulbright program.
Features
Chinese Students in U.S. Colleges: The First Hundred Years
Teresa Brawner Bevis and Christopher J. Lucas
The first Chinese student arrived in the United States in 1850—today there are more than 60,000. Discover the influences and individuals that made first hundred years of Chinese students in the United States both volatile and colorful.
The first Chinese student arrived in the United States in 1850—today there are more than 60,000. Discover the influences and individuals that made first hundred years of Chinese students in the United States both volatile and colorful.
Engineering for Internationalization
Christopher Connell
As an engineering Mecca, Purdue University has long has had globe-trotting professors and an international roster of graduate students. Today the university is carrying out a strategic plan with the aim of "leading the world in the basic and applied sciences and engineering and improving society at home and abroad."
As an engineering Mecca, Purdue University has long has had globe-trotting professors and an international roster of graduate students. Today the university is carrying out a strategic plan with the aim of "leading the world in the basic and applied sciences and engineering and improving society at home and abroad."
Departments
From the Editors
Front Lines
In Brief
- Senators Introduce Abraham Lincoln Study Abroad Act of 2006
- Money Management Tips for International Students
- A Look Inside Campus Internationalization
- Exploring Student Mobility, Global Competence through Research
- Meet Members of Congress this Spring
- Foreign Graduate Student Applications Up in 2006
- Newsweek: Special Edition on Global Education
- Letter to the Editor: Contentious Terms
- Book Review: Knowing and Doing: The Theory and Practice of Service-Learning by Linda Chisholm
Across Cultures
The Impact of Globalization:
A Case of Mongolian Universities
Altantsetseg Sodnomtseren
A Case of Mongolian Universities
Altantsetseg Sodnomtseren
Voices
Opening Doors to the United Kingdom:
An interview with British Council Chair Lord Kinnock
Elaina Loveland
An interview with British Council Chair Lord Kinnock
Elaina Loveland
Education Abroad
Foreign Student Affairs
Getting Students to Abide by SEVIS
Gary Althen
Gary Althen
View from Out Here
Reentry
Nina Sichel
Nina Sichel
Forum
Globally Responsible Study Abroad
Skye Stephenson
Skye Stephenson
In Focus
Cultural Symbols Collide
William Smart
William Smart
This Issue
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