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Center for Internationalization and Global Engagement
December 30, 1899
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ACE's Center for Internationalization and Global Engagement (CIGE) provides in-depth analysis of critical international education issues and administers programs and services to support higher education institutions' internationalization and global engagement strategies. Read more about CIGE.
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Campus Internationalization
Collaborate with CIGE experts and colleagues in the field to develop and advance internationalization initiatives on your campus. Programs include:
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Other ACE News
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Campus Internationalization
June 19, 2013
The deadline to register for ACE’s Institute on Internationalization at HBCUs, scheduled for July 18-19 in Washington, DC, has been extended through June 27.
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Campus Internationalization
June 17, 2013
The work didn’t end when a group of 31 senior international officers (SIOs) from a diverse group of institutions headed back to their campuses June 11 at the conclusion of the first ACE/AIEA Institute for Leading Internationalization.
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Campus Internationalization
June 12, 2013
Registration is open for ACE’s At Home in the World Institute, with early registration ending July 19.
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Campus Internationalization
June 10, 2013
The deadline to register for ACE’s Institute on Internationalization at HBCUs is June 21.
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Campus Internationalization
May 22, 2013
College and university administrators can now use a new free online tool from ACE to assess the state of internationalization and global engagement at their institutions.
Past ACE News
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Institute for Leading Internationalization, June 9-11, 2013ACE and AIEA are proud to announce the Institute for Leading Internationalization, a new development opportunity for campus leaders in international education. The program is designed for senior campus leaders with responsibility for internationalization.
Engaging Faculty in InternationalizationInternationalization in Action features institutional strategies and good practices gathered from participants in CIGE programs and other experts in the field. Topics rotate quarterly, and each installment includes examples, sample documents, and advice from a variety of institutions.
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