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This session will explore how European and U.S. approaches to inclusion in education differ, focusing on the implications for students participating in international programs. Participants will learn strategies to address these differences and promote cohesive and inclusive environments.
Navigating sensitive topics effectively is critical to fostering inclusive academic environments for U.S. students in Europe. This session offers tools and strategies for European staff and faculty to approach challenging conversations with cultural awareness and respect.
Financial challenges often deter underserved U.S. students from participating in study abroad. This session will highlight creative funding strategies and best practices to increase access for these populations.
Understanding diversity at U.S. colleges and universities is key for European students considering study abroad opportunities. This session will provide an overview of diversity-related dynamics, challenges, and opportunities they may encounter.
Providing effective and inclusive support is key to fostering academic success for U.S. students in Europe. This session discusses strategies European institutions are using to ensure all students thrive academically and personally.
Creating an inclusive workplace is essential for supporting diverse employees in the field of international education. This session examines successful policies and practices for fostering inclusivity in European institutions.
On-site engagement with local communities provides invaluable opportunities for cultural and experiential learning. This session explores how European institutions can deepen students’ understanding through meaningful collaborations with diverse populations.
Integrating Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) into international education programs enhances their global impact. This session explores how SDG-focused curricula prepare students and educators for responsible and informed global citizenship..
Providing effective and inclusive support is key to fostering academic success and personal growth for study abroad students in Europe. This session discusses how European and U.S. universities address inclusion from different positions and approaches; and, in light of this crossroads, offers concrete strategies for developing practical support services for study abroad students onsite, in direct collaboration with past and current students.
Global education experiences in Europe equip students with unique skills for careers in public and private sectors. This session highlights how these experiences translate into employability and career preparedness/strong>
Preparing students for study abroad requires collaborative and tailored approaches. This session discusses comprehensive strategies that improve readiness and promote successful experiences in Europe.
This session explores how global experiential learning can be harnessed to support career readiness, especially for students from marginalized backgrounds. Using a case study from SIT’s Internship Module in Amsterdam, “International Perspectives on Sexuality and Gender”, attendees will examine how equity-centered internships and field-based experiences promote not only workplace skills but also personal empowerment and belonging. The discussion will highlight strategies to help students, particularly LGBTQIA+ individuals and others facing systemic barriers, transition confidently from college to career. Participants will also learn how to develop global and local networks to support both student and professional growth. At the end of this session , attendees will be able to:
Addressing the mental health needs of diverse U.S. students is essential for their success abroad. This session focuses on proactive strategies to support student wellness in European educational environments.