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Visa Issues a Nightmare for U.S. Innovation

Visa Issues a Nightmare for U.S. InnovationSince 9 11, international students and scholars in the sciences have had to jump through major hurdles to get the visas they need to come to the United States – a six month wait
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IE Seeks Photo and Essay Submissions for In Focus

IE Seeks Photo and Essay Submissions for In FocusDo you have compelling photograph that captures a transcendent moment of an international education experience? Each issue of International Educator (IE) includes a gripping photo accompanied by a short essay describing the
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2009 Student Diplomat Video Contest Kicks Off Today

2009 Student Diplomat Video Contest Kicks Off TodayDo you have a great study abroad story? Or, maybe you know someone who does. The 2009 Student Diplomat Video Contest, launched today by NAFSA Association of International Educators and Abroad View, the
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A Spotlight on Global Womens Rights

A Spotlight on Global Women's RightsThe August 23, 2009, issue of the New York Times Magazine featured the issue of global women’s rights, anchored by a cover article titled “Why Women’s Rights are the Cause of Our Time.” Authored by
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Engaging the Cuban People Beyond the Billboard

Engaging the Cuban People Beyond the Billboard"Engagement" and "dialogue" have not always been words associated with U.S. Cuba relations. But, if recent reports in the media are any indication, that may be changing. Today, NAFSA sent a letter to the
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Where Would You Study Abroad

Where Would You Study Abroad? The world is the limit – or should be – when it comes to opportunities to explore other cultures, learn a foreign language, and expand global understanding. But since the Bush Administration placed harsh regulations
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