The Presidency

Establishing an International Presence: Game Strategy

Jerry Greiner

More complex than any game, internationalization is a matter of strategy. In this feature, Greiner shares the various approaches his institution has taken to foreign education, from faculty-led short-term courses to the establishment of campuses overseas. Together, he explaines, these efforts expose students to a wide range of global challenges and opportunities.

Internationalization with Diminishing Resources: A Critical Goal Achieved Through Partnerships

Robert G. Templin, Jr.

Robert G. Templin discusses campus internationalization as a supplement to Charles R. Bantz's article.

Leveraging International Partnerships for Program Innovation

Leonard A. Schlesinger

Schlesinger contributes his thoughts and experiences on campus internationalization.

The ‘Dual Diploma’ Dance

Lois B. DeFleur

Using Binghamton's dual-diploma program with Turkey as a primary example, DeFleur asserts that internationalizing an entire campus provides opportunities for international contact in all aspects of student experiences, both inside and outside the classroom.

Using Strategic International Partnerships to Promote Deep Global Learning

Charles R. Bantz

Bantz describes his institution's new focus on building worldwide partnerships, and how true collaboration may take substantial time and discipline, but is well worth the effort. Leonard A. Schlesinger and Robert G. Templin, Jr. reveal theor own insights and experiences with international partnerships.

Breaking Barriers

The concept of internationalization can have multiple meanings, and must be approached strategically and comprehensively, and permeate a campus both broadly and deeply.

News & Notes

Further Investment in Sub-Saharan African Higher Education; Creating a Better Global Community Through Higher Education Partnerships; New Book Explores Collaboration Between U.S. and European Universities; ACE Releases Book on International Students