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​2023 AIEA Annual Conference

February 19-22, 2023 
JW Marriott Washington 
Washington, DC USA
The Association of International Education Administrators 2023 Annual Conference is the only conference specifically for those leading international education at higher education institutions. 
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  • Over 100 sessions and roundtable discussions where international education leaders engage in peer-learning on relevant and key issues for the field 
  • Pre-conference workshops that delve deeper into issues such as international strategic partnerships, virtual exchange, and more!
  • Inspiring keynotes on trends influencing the future of the field 
  • Opportunities to network with colleagues who lead strategy for comprehensive internationalization
PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS
*Downloadable file of 2023 pre-conference workshops full descriptions/presenter bios- pdf.file

Virtual Workshops:


Tuesday, January 24, 2023
10:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Forced Internationalization and Opportunities for Camp uses

2:00 PM - 4:30 PM
Becoming an SIO: What You Need to Know

Thursday, January 26, 2023
10:00 AM – 12:30 PM
AIEA/AAC&U Workshop: Emerging Models for Collaborative Alignment of Global Learning and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Initiatives and Activities

2:00 PM - 4:30 PM
Driving Systemic Change to Advance Equity-centered Climate Action in International Education
  
In-Person Workshops:
 
Sunday, February 19, 2023 
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
AIEA/IIE Workshop: Developing an Institutional Partnership Strategy 

8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
SIOs in the Headwinds: Duty of Care, Risk Management Solutions, and International Regulatory Compliance for Global Operations

1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Leveling Up your Leadership
CONFERENCE SESSION MATERIALS
View a list of 2023 Session Materials 
CONFERENCE PHOTOS
​See photos from 2023 and other past conferences at the AIEA Flickr Photostream. 
Sunday,
​February 19
Monday,
​February 20
Tuesday,
​February 21
WEDNESDAY,
​FEBRUARY 22
CONFERENCE SCHEDULE
2023 AIEA Annual Conference At-A-Glance Schedule.pdf
CONFERENCE SPEAKERS
2023 Conference Speakers photos and bios
CONFERENCE AWARDS
2023 AIEA AWARDS RECIPIENT

2023 Charles Klasek Award: Miriam Kanzanjian

2023 Harold Josephson Student Professional Award: Janine Knight-Grofe
 

2023 Harold Josephson Student Award: Kelber Tozini

2023 Timothy J. Rutenber Award: Harvey Charles

2023 Innovation Award in Internationalization: Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis


View the AIEA Awards webpage for more information 


RELATED CONFERENCE INFORMATION
Past Conference Sponsors
Newcomer Orientation recording now available to stream: 2023 Newcomer Orientation
 community connection at Gallaudet University

​A Message from our 2023 Conference Chair, Dr. David Fleshler: 
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​For the first time, the 2023 Annual Conference has no specific theme. Instead, the Conference Committee requests submissions that conform to the basic tenant that the subject will, in some way, address the broad issues, challenges and opportunities facing IHE leaders in 2023 and beyond. ​Examples of the broad issues, challenges and opportunities include, but are not limited to, the following:
broad issues, challenges and opportunities

  • Many experts within and outside higher education have commented that globalization - and internationalization on our campuses - are under threat in ways we have not seen in our professional lives. Do IHE leaders still need to make the case for why internationalization matters? If so, how best can the case be made and to whom?
  • Is the golden age of globalization over? If so, what does that mean for internationalization on campus?
  • How will internationalization in higher education be practiced in a post-COVID world (or a COVID-endemic world)?
  • Do IHE leaders need to re-structure International Centers to be relevant to trends in 2023 and beyond? If so, what are examples of newly imagined International Centers and offices?
  • What does the world’s reaction to current crises - examples include those in Afghanistan Ethiopia, Myanmar, and Ukraine - and future such crises mean for international higher education?
  • How do strategies and initiatives in international education, internationalization of the curriculum and of the campus contribute to more justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion (JEDI), and how can such strategies and internationalization help develop a better sense of social justice in our societies?
  • How do IHE leaders work in partnership with others on campus - such as leaders in JEDI, Government Relations, Research, and Student Affairs - to create a culture of internationalization?
  • How can IHE leaders, and other leaders, use data to enhance the internationalization agenda at universities? What is the role of data in international rankings systems? How should IHE leaders approach international rankings?
  • What are ways that IHE leaders can work with national and local government officials - in specific countries including the U.S., or generally - to promote internationalization in higher education? What issues are particularly relevant to this discussion? What tactics can be used - both within and outside of campus - when relating to government officials?
  • As many are predicting less globalization, what is the role of academic diplomacy in the future? What are some concrete ways to address issues that hinder international partnership development, collaboration and sustainability? How can IHE leaders help lead both their institutions and governments to continue peaceful, non-security related basic research and education that advances knowledge in many important fields?  
  • Employment and entrepreneurship have become major topics on campus. How can internationalization help enhance employability, the quality of employment, or business creation for students?
  • How does internationalization strategy at the institutional level address the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and contribute to their achievements? How can IHE leaders connect SDG’s to the mission of their universities, so that both SDGs and international offices are central to that mission?
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The Committee will be particularly interested in sessions that provide new perspectives and information, as well as techniques, data, structures, etc. that are replicable for IHE education leaders.
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