Communications

From Congress to Campus: Effective Advocacy Tactics in International Education

Event Dates

October 28, 2025

While political landscapes continually shift, the need to advocate for international education, locally and globally, persists. Effective advocacy adapts to both supportive and challenging environments. This session reviewed examples of advocacy at different levels: 'Big A', focusing on government

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Series: Data Driven Decision Making

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GSLR 2025: Revisiting Place in International Education

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Susan Imbeah

Advocating for Education Abroad on Your Campus

Contributors from the 2023 Education Abroad Knowledge Community (EAKC) Chair Stream: Susan Lochner Atkinson, University of Wisconsin - Madison Autumn Beechler Stebing, Case Western Reserve University BJ Titus, University of Minnesota A crucial role that leaders in Education Abroad offices play is

Amanda Broome

Amanda Broome is the Assistant Director of Communications for International Affairs at Virginia Tech. She has been working in communications since 2015. At Virginia Tech, she works to ensure the great stories of international education and development are being told and being heard. In her free time