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One Budget in the Humanities is Not Declining

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Thank you to two Institute trustees, Robert L. Dilenschneider and Mark A. Angelson, who have created the new Janet Hennessey Dilenschneider Scholar Rescue Award in the Arts in the IIE-Scholar Rescue Fund to save the lives and work of scholars in the arts.

“Selfies” From Winners of the 2014 Hilton Teacher Trek Competition

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Last week, I had the pleasure of joining team member Chelsea Ridenour as she notified the winners of the 2014 Hilton Worldwide Teacher Treks competition.

The Syrian Refugee Crisis and Higher Education: A View From Lebanon

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James King visits Lebanon as part of an IIE–University of California, Davis Human Rights Initiative study on the conflict in Syria, the consequent refugee crisis, and its impact on higher education.

Top 10 Tips for Immersing Yourself in the Culture While Studying Abroad

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In an op-ed in the New York Times about the world’s coolest places, columnist Nick Kristof writes that travel can also be an education, a step toward empathy and international understanding. At IIE, we couldn’t agree more.

500 Days and Beyond in Education

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Millennium Development Goals post-2015 development agenda higher education MOOCs Educational access

Join the Conversation: “What will it take to Double Study Abroad?”

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This category of the IIE Blog comprises the entire IIE Green Paper, “What Will it Take to Double Study Abroad?” separated into a list of blog entries. We invite you to add to the discussion by commenting on one or more of the 11 Big Ideas.

What Young Girls Can Achieve With a Good Education

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Zuriel Oduwole, a 12-year-old American girl of Nigerian and Mauritian descent, started the Dream Up, Speak Up, Stand Up program to inspire girls in Africa stay in school and get the best education they can.

“Go Away and Come Back Better:” 100 Travel Bloggers Gather to Support Study Abroad

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While 50 percent of American college students intend to study abroad, less than 10 percent actually do.

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