Communications

Series: Data Driven Decision Making

In this 4-part series, you will learn how to strategically advocate for funding, resources, and future programming within your institution by leveraging data. Series Content Title Focus Building a Data Strategy to Advocate for IE Programs Introduces methodologies for collecting quantitative data and

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GSLR 2025: Revisiting Place in International Education

A Primer on U.S. Immigration Concepts (an e-Learning Course)

This program is a valuable starting point for anyone new to international education. Designed for advisers, faculty, and administrators who interact with international students and scholars, this self-paced course introduces you to the foundational processes of how nonimmigrants establish and

Are International Educators Ready for a Generative AI Future?

January 21, 2025

January/February 2025 By Miko McFarland and Jon Hibbard Throughout history, technological innovations have consistently reshaped the way humans live and work. One of the latest of these significant shifts is the rise of generative artificial intelligence (AI). Even though AI has been lingering in

Leadership Essentials for Comprehensive Internationalization

Ready to take the next step in your IE career to lead an international office? Or have you recently been assigned to oversee your institution’s internationalization enterprise and need to get up to speed fast? This program addresses the essential leadership capabilities any international education

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

IE Competencies 2.0: Communications; Recruitment, Enrollment, & Advising; Data Collection & Analysis

In the third session of the IE Competencies 2.0 series, panelists highlighted the competencies of Communications; Recruitment, Enrollment, & Advising; and Data Collection & Analysis. Attendees discussed topics including how to: effectively exchange information, ideas, and perspectives; how to best