The Art of Advising Artists
Advising student artists often comes with unique challenges. This NAFSA Collegial Conversation will discuss various models and common issues that arise when advising international artists, from CPT policies to OPT considerations to filing for O-1s. Join expert panelists as they share best practices
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Surviving Tax Season: What International Student and Scholar Advisers Need to Know
Tax compliance is a stressful topic both for advisers and the international students and scholars they serve. This NAFSA Collegial Conversation will cover some basic Nonresident Alien (NRA) tax issues. Join experienced panelists for a conversation regarding how NRA tax rules and the new tax law
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The 5 C’s of Crisis Communication
This infographic outlines the five essential steps of effective crisis communication.
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Sample Emergency Response Plans
This Study Abroad Crisis Response Plan is designed to ensure the safety and well being of all faculty, staff, and students participating in Sample University sponsored study abroad programs. Should an emergency situation abroad develop, every effort will be made on the part of Sample University to
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Engaging Alumni in Your International Student Recruitment Plan
Alumni engagement can be integral in your international recruitment plan. In this network resource, IEM Knowledge Community professionals outline steps to help you start working with alumni in your recruitment efforts.
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Question & Answer Resource Regarding Enrolling International Minors in Higher Education
Many institutions have established or are considering policies for enrolling international minors into degree and non-degree programs without fully preparing for the risks that are involved in working with international minors. The IEM KC and KC ISSS teams have created a Q&A network resource to
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International Medical Insurance Considerations for Education Abroad Professionals
Even when you do all that you can to prepare your travelers for a safe and healthy experience abroad, they may still experience health problems that require medical attention. Do you know where they would go if they need medical care at their travel destination? If they do seek medical care, are
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Strategies to Diversify IEPs Student Bodies and Reach Enrollment Goals
IEP Discussion Network Resource By Dr. Emilija Zlatkovska, IEP Network Discussion Leader, IEM KC | Director of IEP at University of Southern Indiana Intercultural learning opportunities are foundational to the development of global competence. The IEM Community serves institutions and others
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Meet an IEM Newcomer: Chris Miller
IEM Spotlight, Vol. 16, Fall Issue - November 2018 Chris Miller, MEd Assistant Director for International Enrollment, Troy University
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Celebrating IEM: Interview with Aleksander Morawski
IEM SPOTLIGHT NEWSLETTER, VOL. 16, Fall ISSUE - November 2018 Aleks Morawski has been in the International Education arena for more than a decade. Currently, he serves as the director of evaluation services for Foreign Credits Inc. and is considered
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