Concurrent Sessions
February 11, 2019
A detailed session guide is available, including session speakers and descriptions.
MONDAY FEBRUARY 18
1:45pm – 3:00pm Concurrent Sessions on Student Mobility
- The Role of English Language Programs in Future Student Mobility
- Megatrends in Higher Education, Global Travel and International Education: Impact on Policy, Practice and Planning
- The Future of Virtual Learning and International Education
- Andrew Heiskell Award Winners: Spotlight on Student Mobility
3:45pm – 5:00pm Concurrent Sessions on Student Mobility
- Governmental Initiatives and Policies to Promote International Student Mobility
- Cultivating Career Readiness from International Experiences
- The Future of International Education: A Conversation with Leading Experts
- Perspectives on Language Learning
TUESDAY FEBRUARY 19
10:00am – 11:00am Concurrent Sessions on Access & Equity
- Leveling the Playing Field in Higher Education: The Role of International Scholarships and Fellowships in Supporting Students and Scholars
- The Global Challenge of Failing to Protect the Human Right to Education
- Diverse Voices Through Virtual Learning
- The First Year Experience: How an Early Start and Strategic Campus Partnerships Can Increase Education Abroad Participation
11:15am – 12:15am Concurrent Sessions on Access & Equity
- Innovations in Credential Evaluation and Recognition: Helping Displaced Populations Overcome Barriers to Academic and Professional Integration
- Regional Specific Approaches to Engaging Diversity
- Evidence for Study Abroad – Access for Underrepresented Students
- Andrew Heiskell Award Winners: Spotlight on Access & Equity
2:00pm – 3:00pm Concurrent Sessions on Scholars & Innovation
- Global Academic Embassies: Building Partnerships in China, the Middle East and East Africa
- The Role of Third Parties in Creating and Sustaining Partnerships
- Leading Invention in Engineering Education: A Three-Way Partnership
- Research Partnerships as Drivers of Innovation
3:45pm – 4:45pm Concurrent Sessions on Scholars & Innovation
- The Evolving Landscape of the U.S. Professoriate: Challenges and Opportunities for International Education Exchange
- Leveraging Alumni for Impactful Global Experiential Learning to Fulfill Quality, Curriculum and Calendar Demands of Graduate Programs
- Sustaining a Culture for International Exchange: Supporting Inbound and Outbound Scholars at U.S. Institutions
- The Nexus of Academic and the Private Sector: How Institutions Advance Innovation
*Session details may be subject to change and will be updated accordingly.