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Empowerment!
By Susan Ladika
Expanding education opportunities for women and girls in south central Asia is opening new vistas for the women themselves and helping the nations to tap a long neglected resource. (963kb
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A New Global Perspective
By David Tobenkin
Internationalization has become a priority for all types of higher education institutions in recent years, and military institutions are no exception. (668kb)
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A Serendipitous Experience
By Janet Hulstrand
"...many of them are empowered to become the kind of people for whom literature can deepen and enrich life wherever they happen to live it." (102kb)
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Features
Empowerment!
By Susan Ladika
Expanding education opportunities for women and girls in south central Asia is opening new vistas for the women themselves and helping the nations to tap a long neglected resource.
A New Global Perspective
By David Tobenkin
Internationalization has become a priority for all types of higher education institutions in recent years, and military institutions are no exception.
Departments and Columns
From the Editors
The Potter Principle
By Christopher Murphy
In Brief
- English Proficiency Rankings
- NAFSA Executive Director and CEO Appointed to UNESCO Commission
- Trends & Insights for International Education Leaders
- NAFSA Wins EXCEL Awards
- Adult Learning, Intercultural Dimensions of Higher Education Internationalization
- Featured in Journal of Studies in International Education
- Libyan Students in the United States Granted Special Relief
- U.S. Government Expands STEM Degree Program List
- Soros Gift to Bard College for Global Initiatives
- More than 8,700 International Educators Convene in Vancouver
Education Abroad
Encouraging STEM Students to Study
Abroad
By Karen Leggett
Forum
Rights and Responsibilities: Globalization and the International Research University
By Peter Coclanis
In Focus
A Serendipitous Experience
By Janet Hulstrand
A View From Out Here
Balancing Risk and Reward in Service
Abroad
By Eric Hartman