Five institutions and providers share how they are approaching education abroad in the era of COVID-19.
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How international educators can recognize unconscious bias and take steps to address it.
A responsibility for promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion for students should begin with the same commitment among staff in the international office.
The pandemic forced institutions to make quick decisions about their testing policies, and the long-term effects are yet to be seen.
How education abroad offices can support students who return early from their experience abroad, from housing and travel logistics to continuation of classes.
A rich model for online international education is taking on greater importance during the pandemic—and it cannot be rushed.
Leaders are relying on communication, empathy, flexibility, and a little levity to keep staff healthy and motivated.
Expanding virtual recruitment and finding new ways to collaborate can help enrollment professionals adapt to the new normal.
Whether about a natural disaster, car accident, or global pandemic, effectively communicating with students’ parents during times of crisis requires thoughtful preparation.
How to help international students who remain in the United States, from navigating housing logistics to providing social and emotional support.