Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program
The Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program provides a year of professional enrichment in the United States for experienced professionals from designated countries throughout the world.
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IIE Embarks on a 10,000 U.S. Passports Journey through the IIE American Passport Project
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Forty IIENetwork Member institutions are selected to receive grants enabling 1,000 students to obtain U.S. passports.
This Too Shall Pass… And We Can Prepare
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Practically every institution in the world had to halt in-person study abroad programs last year. As we recover, study abroad initiatives should be prioritized because of the documented benefits they offer students.
Why We Rescue Students and Scholars: IIE’s Century of Emergency Support
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Supporting displaced, refugee, and persecuted students and scholars is one of the most pressing issues of our time and has been at the core of IIE’s mission since our founding in 1919.
Mobility Programs and Student Action on the UN SDGs: Going for Olympic Gold!
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Drs. Gary Rhodes and Scott Blair examine how the Olympic Games mirror international student exchange.
Shaping the Future of International Education at Community Colleges Through Entrepreneurial Leadership Styles
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Community college international educational leaders intersect two professional worlds. They require knowledge about the community college sector and general higher education issues and lead international efforts that necessitate knowledge about the field of international education. Entrepreneurial leadership skills will shape the future of these positions.
NASPA recognizes IIE GIRE Program
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IIE programs are known for their creative, innovative designs. NASPA recognized one such program, IIE-GIRE, with an annual award.
Celebrating #StudyAbroadDay, Celebrating Transformation
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On National Study Abroad Day, IIE celebrates our the Generation Study Abroad Initiative that ended in 2020 and introduces a new project to invigorate study abroad.
BSMP: Five Lessons Learned in Scaling Up an International Scholarship Program Quickly
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It is expected that a minimum of 6,000 Brazilian scholarship students will be in-program at U.S. institutions at any given time. While there have been a number of unique keys to success of this program, we have learned five general lessons during its rapid growth that we hope can advise other programs seeking to scale up.