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Early Registration (By December 15)
Member Rate: $200 Non-Member Rate: $425 Regular Registration (December 15 - January 16) Member Rate: $250 Non-Member Rate: $475 |
Late Registration (January 17-February 5)
Member Rate: $300 Non-Member Rate: $500 On-Site Registration (After February 5) Member Rate: $350 Non-Member Rate: $550 |
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This workshop explores how your institution can develop a purposeful international partnership strategy that results in an effective portfolio of linkages that advance the institution, engage a wide range of faculty, staff, and students, and can be sustained over time. Experienced practitioners provide research findings, practical knowledge, and models for establishing the goals, criteria, policies, supports, and processes that foster partnership success and bring clarity and intentionality to partnership decision-making. Geared towards international education professionals with several years of experience, especially those who are responsible for partnership building at their institutions, the workshop equips participants with the basics of how to plan, organize, initiate, sustain, and evaluate partnerships between their home institutions and those in other countries.
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Participants will:
Chair: Sylvia Jons
Presenters: Tim Barnes, Clare Overmann, Susan Buck Sutton |
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Ensure your recruitment strategy data-driven and informed by the most recent research, standards, and trends through participation in this workshop. Gain valuable insights from the AIEA, AIRC, and NACAC US International Student Recruitment and Enrollment Field surveys, which offer data on student matters, staff dynamics, organizational structures, finances, recruitment channels, advocacy, and institution-agency partnerships. Participants will also learn about the latest AIRC Standards for International Enrollment Management, encompassing mission, effectiveness, marketing, admissions, and student support. These standards provide essential guidance for higher education institutions. The workshop will also explore the updates in AIRC Standards for Educational Agencies, particularly focusing on international athlete recruitment.
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Participants will:
Chair: Robert Summers Presenters: Jennifer Wright, Teresa Wise |
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Join leaders in South African international higher education to explore the partnership landscape in South Africa and beyond and what SIOs need to know about entering into partnerships with African higher education institutions. Gain insights into establishing mutually beneficial relationships at all levels and hear what African institutions are looking for in a partnership. Learn tips for developing such relationships, including what works and what doesn't, along with some case study examples. Leave the workshop with an action plan for next steps in developing a partnership with an African university.
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Participants will:
Chair: Orla Quinlan |
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While SIOs are responsible for strategic planning and resource management in relation to the areas for which they oversee, the fact is that internationalization is not always explicitly addressed within institutional strategies nor are most international offices resourced at a level that completely fulfills needs. The result is often that SIOs find themselves competing against other campus leaders for limited attention, space and financial resources. This workshop presents an alternative approach by focusing on increasing institutional buy-in, aligning internationalization outcomes with institutional priorities and expanding access to resources through integrated planning and integrative negotiation.
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Participants will:
1. Be able to describe and apply an integrated planning model to strategic planning for internationalization. 2. Be able to explain and model integrative negotiation strategies. 3. Become familiar with real life examples of how integrated planning and integrative negotiation have supported internationalization at other universities. Chair: David L. Di Maria Presenter: Samba Dieng |
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This AIEA workshop will offer emerging international education leaders a critical professional opportunity for leadership development. Several Senior International Officers will share their experiences and discuss the skills, knowledge, and strategies for career advancement into the rank of SIOs. A roundtable and breakout room sessions will prepare participants to position themselves better for understanding the opportunities, challenges, and pathways to lead international education or global engagement in higher education.
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Participants will:
Chair: Matthew Pucciarelli Presenters: Jennifer Evanuik, Kalpen Trivedi, Wing-Kai To |
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