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
Where Have the International Students Gone?
Olga Bain And William Cummings
A new study explores key factors and institutional strategies at U.S. research universities that are advancing or hindering foreign student flows.
Avoiding the Missionary Tendency
Michael WoolfFor service learning in education abroad to gain esteem and recognition parity within the wider academic world and beyond, the question of academic content rather than social good must be addressed.
Shooting for the Stars
Christopher Connell
UNC at Chapel Hill provides a galaxy of international services, studies, and research programs.
Departments
From the Editors
Going with the Flows?
Christopher Murphy
Front Lines
Taking Stock, Making Strides
Victor C. Johnson
In Brief
- Tsunami Assistance
- Rice Vows to Increase Exchanges, Emphasizes Value of Foreign Students
- English Language Program Accreditation Expands
- Growing Up More Educated
- Cuba Renews Ties to European Union
- European Union Constitution Approved
- Mexico's Guide for Illegal Immigrants
- Multiplying the Benefits of Partnership
Across Cultures
Academic Exchanges with Cuba: The Impact of Recent U.S. Policy Changes
Lorena Barberia
Voices
Foreign Student Affairs
View From Out Here
Climbing KilimanjaroAllan M. Winkle
Education Abroad
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