NAFSA Blog

Post Conference Glow 16 Follow Up Tips and TricksBy Lesley Robinson I have nine NAFSA Annual Conferences under my belt, and only now do I feel like I have my post conference routine down. For me, the NAFSA Annual Conference

How Teaching Adults Overseas is an Inspirational Educational JourneyBy Adam DiFrisco Who inspires you? Is it a parent, a partner, a friend? Maybe even a celebrity? As people, it’s natural for us to look for role models and people who

How to Dialogue with the “Other”Civil discourse and constructive dialogue seem to have vanished from our collective experience. As the political debates get uglier and become increasingly excruciating to even pay attention to, I thought it would be helpful to share

Two Career Challenges That Don’t Have to be RoadblocksBy Ellen H. Badger and Shawna Szabo Throughout your career, you will be faced with unavoidable realities that may disrupt your journey. Rather than having these realities affect you in a negative

Conflict at Work? Use Pre departure Wisdom to Guide Your Next MoveBy Samantha Martin Are you in conflict at your office? We’ve all been there. Something got unexpectedly pushed onto our plate, something was said, someone clammed up, someone lashed

Unpacking Trump’s Immigration Speech Let’s Report the FactsThe United States must foster policies and practices that welcome international students to our institutions of higher education. Misstating the facts about immigrants in this country not only distorts the policy debate, but

This week, the United States welcomes the 10,000th refugee fleeing the violence and turmoil in Syria, thus following through on a promise made by the Obama Administration last year. More could and should be done. NAFSA urges Congress and the next administration to amplify efforts and provide

How to Move Forward When You’re an Internal Candidate, But Someone Else Gets Picked.Edited by Ellen Badger We’re kicking off the new academic year with this Advice From the Field column by Deborah L. Pierce, PhD, associate consultant at Ruffalo

The United States Can't Afford a Broken Immigration SystemInternational students and professionals are critical to the strength and well being of communities across the entire United States, yet their impact is too often overlooked or taken for granted. By delaying

Voting Rights Restored in Texas and WisconsinUPDATE Adding to the string of recent victories for supporters of voting rights, the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals struck key provisions of North Carolina’s discriminatory Voter ID law. The court said, “The new