Rachel Banks, Erica Stewart
What Congress needs to do to support and sustain the field—and why.
Meredith Bell, Rachel de Rosset
Over the last 2 decades, Russia has experienced an exodus of scientists, educators, and young graduates.
Mark Toner
Leveraging locale and playing to strengths can provide opportunities for research and engagement.
Charlotte West
A conversation with a senior international officer and an international travel and security manager offers insight into how institutions can approach crisis management.
Esther D. Brimmer, DPhil
Finding safety and resilience in our institutions, our association, and ourselves requires rethinking what ‘security’ means.
Mark Toner
The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has rocked international education. Here’s a look at how some institutions are responding.
An update to the international education community about NAFSA’s recommendations to U.S. government agencies during the current pandemic.
John Gallagher
How to turn vendors into valued collaborators in international enrollment efforts.
Jessica Sandberg, MA
Whether team members are scattered across oceans or across home offices, leaders can rise to meet the challenges of remote work.
Elizabeth Hendley
UPDATED: International educators have always been a tight-knit community, and now they are relying on each other more than ever before. Read how NAFSA members are offering each other ideas, resources, tips, and support in this unprecedented time.