Yes I know the days of my week (Thursday to Friday) for these posts are a bit strange but they work for me and I’m okay with it. Following are several links I have found to be of interest (and one rather humorous link) that I either posted or RT’d to Twitter this week:
Open Doors 2009 is coming next Monday! IIE has been tracking internatioanl student mobility for 60 years (via @IIEglobal)
Open Doors 2009 is coming next Monday! IIE has been tracking internatioanl student mobility for 60 years (via @IIEglobal)
Jon Stewart on the Job Posting for a Dead Archivist (see my June, 2008 IHEC Blog post on the GD archives here)
RPCV Pamela Houston on her experiences in Kiribati & volunteering with a disability (via @PeaceCorps , @mobilityintl)
Are you interested in TCKs?
100 Excellent Open Access Journals for Educators
Overseas study bubbles on brink of bursting
@arttrav is looking for students to talk about how they share their study abroad/travel experiences online, reply on Facebook
International Educator (for @NAFSA) “Health & Int'l Travel Insurance Considerations for Students w/ Disabilities”
Education Abroad Advising to Students with Disabilities (@NAFSA publication) http://tinyurl.com/y978men
A World Awaits You - Special Edition on Including People with Disabilities in International Exchange by MIUSA
Senate of the Philippines - ANGARA CALLS FOR MORE EXCHANGE SCHOLARSHIPS IN ASIA
A Framework for Analyzing the Impact of International Students on Economic Development (via @IDPDRIE)
"Finding the Ties That Bind Through Educational Exchange"
New Foreign Language Partnership Bill introduced in the House Nov. 9th (via @CitizenDiplomat)
I’m liked this point/counterpoint about study abroad in The Chronicle
2 reports on U.S. cultural exchange & diplomacy by the Robert Sterling Clark Foundation
RPCV Pamela Houston on her experiences in Kiribati & volunteering with a disability (via @PeaceCorps , @mobilityintl)
Are you interested in TCKs?
100 Excellent Open Access Journals for Educators
Overseas study bubbles on brink of bursting
@arttrav is looking for students to talk about how they share their study abroad/travel experiences online, reply on Facebook
International Educator (for @NAFSA) “Health & Int'l Travel Insurance Considerations for Students w/ Disabilities”
Education Abroad Advising to Students with Disabilities (@NAFSA publication) http://tinyurl.com/y978men
A World Awaits You - Special Edition on Including People with Disabilities in International Exchange by MIUSA
Senate of the Philippines - ANGARA CALLS FOR MORE EXCHANGE SCHOLARSHIPS IN ASIA
A Framework for Analyzing the Impact of International Students on Economic Development (via @IDPDRIE)
"Finding the Ties That Bind Through Educational Exchange"
New Foreign Language Partnership Bill introduced in the House Nov. 9th (via @CitizenDiplomat)
I’m liked this point/counterpoint about study abroad in The Chronicle
2 reports on U.S. cultural exchange & diplomacy by the Robert Sterling Clark Foundation
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