(IE) is the flagship bimonthly magazine of NAFSA: Association of International Educators. IE maintains the highest standards of intellectual quality, editorial excellence, and design to service its readers who are working worldwide to advance international education and exchange.
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Cover Story
Limited Resources, Endless Possibilities
Susan LadikaStudent enrollments are soaring in East Africa but resources are limited. To help improve education for African students, foreign institutions and organizations are creating partnerships with colleges and universities in the region.
Features
Making a World of Difference
Karen LeggettInternational content in the social work curriculum, coupled with cross-border travel is helping address a plethora of societal needs around the globe.
Expanding Horizons at the University of Oklahoma
Christopher ConnellPolitical leaders like former Senator David Boren and former Ambassador Edward Perkins bring the world to the Sooner State's largest university.
Departments
In Focus
An Afro-Caribbean "World Heritage Culture"
Nick Seamons
In Brief
- Berkeley Conference Brings Together Educators for Globalization Dialogue
- Peace Corps Releases 2007 Rankings
- Commission Urges Next U.S. President to Elevate Priority of Educational Exchanges
- Foreign Language Enrollments Soar at U.S. Institutions
- Outstanding Chinese Business Schools Featured in BusinessWeek
- Public University Association Sets Forth Internationalization Strategies
- Developing Successful Short-Term Programs Abroad; Internationalizing through Interuniversity Linkages
- Book Review of A Handbook for Counseling International Students in the United States by Hemla D. Singaravelu and Mark Pope
- Student Diplomat Essay: "Identity's Shifting Sands" by Hammad Hammad
From the Editors
Reviving Ancient PromiseChristopher Murphy
Front Lines
Demystifying Truths About International Students and Highly Skilled ImmigrantsStuart Anderson
Across Cultures
Expanding Horizons for Chinese StudentsKong Feng and Venie Martin
Past as Prologue
1960-1969: From Kennedy's Inspirations to Fiscal RealitiesAlan Dessoff
Voices
Embracing Global Education:An interview with J. Michael Adams, president of Fairleigh Dickinson University
Elaina Loveland
Education Abroad
Designing an Interdisciplinary Short-Term Program in ChinaJacqueline S. McLaughlin, Nikolaos Tzafaras and John McCollough
Foreign Student Affairs
Deciphering Ambiguous RegulationsEric Kroetsch and Alisa Eland
Forum
Pruning Dead WoodOzman Ozturgut