IE - March/April 2006

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Cover Story

Crossing the Green Line

Kyna Rubin
Higher education on the divided island of Cyprus is both a conduit of change and, at times, a stark reminder of the difficulties that remain acute across the cultural and political divide.

Features

Who's NOT Studying Abroad?

Alan Dessoff
For a wide variety of physical, social, economic, cultural, and academic reasons, certain populations in U.S. higher education tend to be underrepresented in education abroad programs. But, many educators in the field are working diligently to open up these important educational opportunities to more students.

Educating Citizens of the World

Departments

From the Editors

Front Lines

In Brief

• Tracking U.S. Public Support for International Education, Upsurge in World-wide Higher Education Capacity
• Documentary Explores Life and Work of Senator Fulbright
• President Bush Commits to Boosting Critical-Need Foreign Languages
• More Saudis Studying in the United States
• From Nebraska to Stuttgart: A Journey into the German Way of Education
• NAFSAns Share Expertise at College Board Event
• Book Notes: A Review of Dominant Beliefs and Alternative Voices by Joan Elias Gore
• Teaching Students from Diverse Backgrounds: What the Research Shows

Across Cultures

Voices

Education Abroad

Foreign Student Affairs

Apropos Of…

In Focus