International Educator - July August 2010

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International Educator (IE) is the flagship bimonthly magazine of NAFSA: Association of International Educators. IE maintains the highest standards of intellectual quality, editorial excellence, and design to service its readers who are working worldwide to advance international education and exchange.

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Cover Story

Water, Water...Anywhere?

By Karen Leggett
Students and faculty at colleges and universities are helping people in the developing world gain access to the world's most precious resource: water.

Features

University of Minnesota Twin Cities Pursues an International Transformation

By Christopher Connell
With state support shrinking, the University of Minnesota did something counterintuitive: it slashed tuition for international students.

In Focus

A Little Effort Makes a Big Difference
Catherine Vertesi

In Brief

Int'l Applications to U.S. Graduate Schools Increase
Globalizing Community Colleges
Decline in Indian Student Enrollments in Australia
Japanese Students Are Staying Home
Professors Beyond Borders Launched
Simon Fraser University Seeks U.S. Accreditation
NAFSA Publications and Blog Wins Awards
China, South Korea, and Japan Team Up for "Campus Asia"
Plans to Create 1,000 Endowed Chairs in Africa
India to Open its Door to Foreign Universities
Curriculum Integration Key to Education Abroad Growth
NAFSA's 62nd Annual Conference Helps International Educators Navigate "The Changing Landscape of Global Higher Education"
Review of Globalization's Muse: Universities and Higher Education Systems in a Changing World

Departments

Fifth Annual Publications for International Educators and Their Students

From the Editors

Going With the Flow
By Christopher Murphy

Education Abroad

Business School Study Tours: A Case Study
By Kimberley Howard and Brian Keller

Foreign Student Affairs

U.S. Religious Diversity and International Students
By Eve Katz

Forum

The Internationalization of U.S. Universities—Are We Making Progress?
By Sara E. Dumont and Robert A. Pastor