Crisis Management in International Education: International Student and Scholar Services, Volume 1

Equip your institution to navigate complex and often unpredictable challenges affecting international students and scholars. Grounded in real-world scenarios and expert perspectives, Crisis Management in International Education: ISSS, Volume 1 explores a wide range of issues, including campus violence incidents, crises impacting both institutions and their surrounding communities, and the ripple effects of events in students’ home countries. It also addresses the needs of refugee and displaced students, highlights leadership strategies for supporting vulnerable populations, and demonstrates how data can be used proactively to mitigate and manage student crises. Contributions from experienced practitioners and leadership perspectives throughout the volume provide both strategic insight and actionable approaches.

This is the first of three ISSS-focused crisis management downloads to be released throughout the year.

Table of Contents

Introduction by Teri J. Albrecht and Jason Hope
Crisis Management in International Student and Scholar Services by Julie Wilbers
Leadership Perspective - The Essential Role of Leadership in International Education by Alana Jones
Crisis Event Impacting an Institution and the Local Community by Jin Zhang
Campus Violence Incident by Krista McCallum Beatty
Students and Scholars Impacted by a Crisis in Their Home Country by Daphne Orr
Refugee and Displaced Students by Semhar Okbazion
Leadership Perspective -  Supporting International Students and Displaced Learners by Orlina Boteva
Using Data to Mitigate Student Crises by Andrew Van Lew and Sara Parrott