Meredith Bell
Five international educators talk about the three IE Competencies that they use most in their work.
Dana Wilkie
Graduate students face unique challenges, but experienced professionals can play a critical role in supporting their success and well-being.
Mark Toner
Student advocacy can do more than address international students’ needs: It can be a key part of their educational experience.
Fanta Aw, PhD
In a year when billions of people across the world will exercise their right to vote for a better world, you too have a voice.
Margaret Beal
In a postpandemic world, recruitment and enrollment professionals share how they are adapting to evolving international student expectations.
Elizabeth Hendley
A global education journey led to decades of fighting for the human rights of all citizens of the world.
John Gallagher
Global education can be transformative. Here, eight women—former international students or U.S. students who studied abroad—share how their experience changed the way they view their world.
Meredith Bell
This year, International Educator is bringing back a familiar favorite—our Take 5 column—but with a fresh approach. Each month, we pose a thought-provoking prompt to five members of the NAFSA community. These international educators, who represent a diverse range of voices and perspectives, respond
Dana Wilkie
Funds can provide students with much needed support but require careful consideration.
John Gallagher
Rising costs put pressure on study abroad programs.