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Hard to believe the 2012-2013 academic year is coming to a close. Best wishes to the graduates!
We have no updates to report this month, but check back in over the summer for new campus internationalization resources. In the meantime, feel free to peruse all of the resources that are currently available.
Under web resources in Comprehensive Internationalization, IIE has posted their 2013 Best Practices Conference website, which showcases videos and presentations to help you make the most of the campus internationalization practices featured at the conference.
ACE, AIEA, and NAFSA have each contributed resources this month:
ACE has added, Internationalization in Action, to the web resources in the Comprehensive Internationalization section. As part of ACE’s effort to provide guidance to institutions engaged in internationalization, this resource features institutional strategies and good practices gathered from participants in its Center for Internationalization and Global Engagement’s programs as well as from other experts in the field. Topics rotate quarterly, and each installment includes examples, sample documents, and advice from a variety of institutions. The first installment focuses on the Internationalization Committee and can also be found in the section on Institutional Structures.
AIEA‘s Presidential Perspectives Series features a new article entitled “Growing International: Breaking Down Language Barriers and Paochialism” by Alberto Bustani, President of Bustani Sustainable Growth Strategies and Former President of the Monterrey Campus of Tecnologico de Monterrey. To read it, please visit the Comprehensive Internationalization and Institutional Structures section under Free Publications. Additionally, AIEA 2013 Conference presentations are available on the AIEA website. To view them, please visit the Comprehensive Internationalization section under Free Publications.
NAFSA has added two new Trends & Insights papers in recent months: “Higher Education Internationalization: Seeking a New Balance of Values” by Eva Polack of IAU can be found under Comprehensive Internationalization, and George Mehaffy’s “Challenges and Change” in university models under the Curriculum tab.
AIEA‘s Presidential Perspectives Series features a new article entitled “America’s Community Colleges Must be Globally Engaged” by Michael R. Chipps, President of Northeast Community College.
To read it, please visit the Comprehensive Internationalization and Institutional Structures section under Free Publications.
Happy New Year!
Two new resources are available from AIEA.
AIEA’s new Provosts’ Perspectives Series features an article titled “Lifelong Learning and Global Engagement Keys to Success,” adapted from remarks delivered by University of Virginia Executive Vice President and Provost John Simon at the University’s Fall Convocation on October 26, 2012.
Please visit the Comprehensive Internationalization and Institutional Structures sections under Free Publications to read them.
Past AIEA webinars are available. Please visit the Comprehensive Internationalization section under Web Resources to view.
Greetings!
We have one new resource available this month from AIEA.
AIEA has a newly published handbook, The Sage Handbook of International Higher Education (Sage, 2012), edited by AIEA Executive Director Darla K. Deardorff, Hans de Wit, John Heyl and Tony Adams.
For more information on this publication, please see Publications for Purchase in the Comprehensive Internationalization section.
Happy fall, everyone!
This month, we are excited to announce resource contributions from AIEA and NAFSA:
AIEA‘s Presidential Perspectives Series features a new article entitled, “The Role of the Academy in Facilitating Global Understanding” by Rolf Tarrach, president of the University of Luxembourg. To read it, please visit the Comprehensive Internationalization and Institutional Structures section under Free Publications.
NAFSA’s new, free e-publication by John Hudzik and JoAnn McCarthy, Leading Internationalization: Strategies and Tactics for Action, presents a flexible leadership framework for the what, why, and how of both strategy and action for comprehensive internationalization. It can be found in the resources tab under Comprehensive Internationalization.
In addition NAFSA has added a number of Trends & Insights papers in recent months: Implications and Trends in International Student Enrollment; A Utilitarian View of Rankings; and Regional Globalism and Higher Education in Asia. These new entries can be reached by clicking on Trends & Insights in the Additional Resources list under the resources tab.
