International Students and Scholars

Contributing to Comprehensive Internationalization

Crisis Management

Office Administration

Orientation, Retention, and Student Services Programming

Student and Scholar Advising

Town Hall: Public Health and International Education – What's Now and What's Next

International educators have had to quickly adjust and shift to a different environment to support their students and scholars and manage expectations due to the impact of COVID-19. This Town Hall features a public health expert and an IIE researcher alongside seasoned international educators. The

Visa Revocation Basics

May 29, 2020

The basic sources and processes of U.S. nonimmigrant visa revocation.

OFLC Stakeholder Engagements

Links to summaries and key takeaways from public stakeholder meetings conducted by the Department of Labor Office of Foreign Labor Certification (OFLC), prepared by the NAFSA ISSRP EB subcommittee.

Stretching Your Budget in Challenging Times: Resources for Intensive English Programs

A panel of Intensive English Program directors will share their experiences and approaches for managing their budgets in the face of challenges including the pandemic and decreased enrollment. Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions and are encouraged to share their own ideas or

THRIVE Act Veterans Benefits Provision Poses Unexpected Challenge to Use of Incentive-Based Agents for International Student Recruitment

October 14, 2021

THRIVE Act Veterans Benefits Provision Poses Unexpected Challenge to Use of Incentive-Based Agents for International Student Recruitment A provision nestled within a new veterans benefits law called the THRIVE Act could impact institutions that receive U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs funding if

Cross-Campus Collaborations to Enhance Diversity, Belonging, Inclusion, and Equity (DBIE) Work

As institutions across the country help students navigate difficult conversations about identity and race, DBIE (Diversity, Belonging, Inclusion, and Equity) initiatives have become an increasingly urgent priority. How can ISSS practitioners understand the complex intersectionality of the

When Good Students Go Bad: Criminal Activity and Immigration Consequences

Explore the consequences of criminal behavior and SEVIS termination for international students and scholars. Join Elaine Kimbrell, J.D., Linda L. Melville, and Maria Zellar, J.D. to discuss the effects of criminal activity and its consequences and the impact they have on your campus.

When Federal Agents Come Calling: Educating Campus Stakeholders

Purchase a recording Who Should Attend? This webinar will benefit those who may come in contact with federal agents on their campus, as well as those who shape policies and procedures for handling such visits and calls. These include DSOs and PDSOs, university counsel, campus security officials, ROs

Today's Chinese Student: What Really Matters

Understanding how to successfully integrate Chinese students into your campus starts with understanding the students themselves. With increasing numbers of Chinese students studying abroad, campuses need to reassess how they are welcoming, educating, and supporting larger populations of Chinese

Social Media Risks: Strategies for Protecting Your Campus and Your Students

As social media become commonplace and daily usage is an integral part of college students' lifestyles, it is critical for institutions to develop strategies and safeguards to protect themselves and their students against social media harm. However, there is little guidance on what those safeguards