NAFSA Research Symposium Series, Volume 2

This publication series presents original research in international education from researchers and scholars in the field. Articles focus on research presented at the first NAFSA Research Symposium.

Topics in this volume include:

• An editorial by Shanna Saubert
• "Long and Short Views: Political and Policy Contexts for International Education Research," by Alan Ruby
• "Everything Changed: Experiences of International Students Affected by Home Country Crises," by Caitlin McVay
• "Study Abroad Promotional Tactics: Program Providers in Critical Language Host Countries," by Lauren Kardos
• "International Graduate Students’ Experiences With the English Language and the Impact of Globalization," by Jeremy Gombin-Sperling
• "I Dreamt, I Achieved: Insights Into Saudi Female Students on an American Campus," by Alia Arafeh
• "Sociocultural Challenges of Fulbright Scholars: The Case of a New York Metropolitan University," by Shanza Qureshi
• "Transformation, Liberation, and Learning Through Fee-Free U.S.-to-China High School Study Abroad Programs," by Dennell Reynolds
• "Individual Characteristics and Institutional Opportunities for College Women’s Intercultural Competence," by Janelle S. Peifer and Edith C. Lawrence

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