Practice Area Column

John Gallagher
How to turn vendors into valued collaborators in international enrollment efforts.
Jessica Sandberg, MA
Whether team members are scattered across oceans or across home offices, leaders can rise to meet the challenges of remote work.
John Gallagher
Study abroad programs for secondary school students require special handling, but done right, they can result in life-changing experiences.
Karen Doss Bowman
Institutions can take proactive steps to help international students feel secure in the United States.
Charlotte West
With the right support, this population’s intercultural skills and global competencies can be a boon to internationalization efforts on campus.
Eylem Atakav, PhD
Teaching, learning, and scholarship underpin work in all areas of international education to affect change on a global scale.
Charlotte West
The benefits of working with advancement and alumni departments to fund international initiatives.
John Gallagher
Senior international officers can build bridges with their campus chief advancement officer to strengthen fundraising efforts.
When designed with focus and vision, international partnerships serve as fundamental tools for international engagement.
George F. Kacenga, PhD
In a time of dwindling resources for recruitment and enrollment management, state consortia can bring institutions together to amplify efforts.