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Supporting Inclusive Excellence with International Student Services

Supporting Inclusive Excellence with International Student Services

Session Description:

International students are an integral component of campus internationalization. In what ways can we support international students through inclusive excellence?

This e-learning course identifies the needs of international students in US higher education and explores ways in which to educate and affirm them in their exploration of race, sexual identity, gender variance, and health/wellness.

Through this course, you will:

  • Learn the role of international educators (listen, learn, partner, educate)
  • Be better equipped to address how to support international students navigating a balance of cultural preservation and cultural immersion
  • Learn how Care’s Women’s Empowerment and Critical Race Theory can inform the way we think about international student’s experiences

Facilitators:

  • Jacquis Watters – Stevens Institute of Technology

    Additional Resources: Presentation SlidesTips & ResourcesPrompts for Future Reflection


     

    Supporting Veterans in Education Abroad through Cross-Campus Collaboration

    Supporting Veterans in Education Abroad through Cross-Campus Collaboration

    From Live Session on February 9, 2017

    Session Description: 

    A community discussion led by the University of Alabama on how to advise veteran students on options for applying VA funding towards an education abroad experience.
     
    University of Alabama developed a collaborative cross-departmental approach to address questions from students regarding the circumstances under which VA funding can be utilized for education abroad experiences. The result of these efforts is regular cross-communication between the campus Veterans Affairs Office and the Education Abroad Office to ensure that students know how funds can be utilized.


    Facilitators:

    • Holly Henning – University of Alabama
    • Jason Sellars – University of Alabama