Practice Area Column

Rita Colorito
Strategies for strengthening connections that lead to long-term commitment.
Mark Toner
Today’s challenges require creative thinking from international educators. Fortunately, it’s in the field’s DNA.
Elise Monsour Puckett
As study abroad becomes more accessible, educators consider what is gained and lost when language requirements are reduced.
Margaret Beal
Finding equilibrium between research and practice.
John Gallagher
The challenges for international students in creative and performing arts programs—especially with government work regulations—are outweighed by the creativity that they offer.
John Gallagher
Successful Latin American-U.S. partnerships depend upon mutual relationships that benefit both sides.
Rita Colorito
Latin America represents a promising market for international student recruitment—but converting potential into enrollment demands a strategy as dynamic as the region itself.
Margaret Beal
From family expectations to campus belonging, practitioners share how institutions can better support students from Latin America and the Caribbean.
Rachelle Cunningham
Latin American university leaders have long navigated political upheaval and social unrest. Their hard-won lessons offer guidance for institutions now confronting a turbulent new reality.
Elise Monsour Puckett
The challenges and opportunities shaping faculty-led programs.