Teacher Treks is an innovative program that recognizes the importance of travel and cross-cultural experiences as a critical teaching contribution. If you are a teacher or know one, the application deadline is March 15, 2013.
Teacher Treks is an innovative program that recognizes the importance of travel and cross-cultural experiences as a critical teaching contribution. If you are a teacher or know one, the application deadline is March 15, 2013.
Women can help other women on small, medium and large scales in every country around the world. Networking and sharing can be cross-cultural acts of kindness and smart economics.
Most of us recognize that corporate boards must broaden their understanding of who makes a good board candidate, and that includes a wide range of experiences and perspectives sitting around the board table. But old habits die hard.
Guest blogger Michael Flatt, co-founder of StudentsGoneGlobal.com, shares how he started his own website to enable students to share and learn from each others’ study abroad stories before, during and after the experience.
The latest IIE Open Doors numbers are out for international exchange.
If you have studied abroad in the past five years, please take this survey designed to inform my next book. Pass it on to others who have as well!
Women are a driving force of economic growth in the US and around the world. The collective feminine buzz was palpable as more than 500 women gathered in Louisville.
Choosing a college is tough. You want the fit to be right, but you also want to graduate and get a job. Read on for some alternative thinking on choosing the best campus.
Get Ahead By Going Abroad is now out in paperback! Thousands of books, hundreds of talks and stacks of media clips later, our ground-breaking premise has been proven correct.
Guest blogger Curtis S. Chin calls for a business pivot from Washington noting that Asia and the United States are important to each other; international business opportunities for Americans will expand if the right policy steps are taken.
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