International Educator (IE) is the flagship bimonthly magazine of NAFSA: Association of International Educators. IE maintains the highest standards of intellectual quality, editorial excellence, and design to service its readers who are working worldwide to advance international education and exchange.
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Features
International Students and U.S. Policy Changes
Stuart Anderson
Although obstacles remain, improvements in U.S. policy could help ensure American leadership in international education.
Leadership Knowledge and International Education
Josef A. Mestenhauser and Brenda J. Ellingboe
Successful mainstreaming of internationalization throughout and across entire institutions in the United States will require an integration of knowledge about leadership, culture, and international education.
Successful mainstreaming of internationalization throughout and across entire institutions in the United States will require an integration of knowledge about leadership, culture, and international education.
Home on the Prairie and Abroad
Christopher Connell
The University of Kansas has a long tradition of emphasizing internationalization on its campus in the heartland of America.
The University of Kansas has a long tradition of emphasizing internationalization on its campus in the heartland of America.
Departments
From the Editors
Front Lines
California, Louisiana, Texas, Nevada: Putting Their States on the International Education Map
Christopher Connell
Christopher Connell
In Brief
- International Students in New Orleans Start Fall Semester Anew after Hurricane Katrina
- NAFSA’s New Web Site Delivers Customized Resources and Powerful Search Engine
- Philanthropists Bank on Investments in Higher Education
- San Diego Charts Rise as Education Hub for International Students and Scholars
- Newsweek-Kaplan Guide Highlights Interest in Global Education
Across Cultures
Voices
Education Abroad
A View From Out Here
Remembering Baghdad
Deborah Hefferon
Deborah Hefferon