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WELCOME FROM NAFSA’S PRESIDENT AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR & CEO Dear Colleagues, It is a great pleasure to welcome you to NAFSA’s 65 th Annual Conference & Expo, the premier event where the field of international education comes together. The week ahead offers numerous opportunities to develop the knowledge, skills, and strategies you need to better serve your institution, advance your career, and meet colleagues from around the world. The iconic St. Louis arch serves as the perfect backdrop to inspire us all to reach new heights in international education. We’re pleased to showcase plenary speakers whose perspectives will encourage each of us to reflect on the conference theme, Ideals and Impact in International Education. We are privileged to welcome Kofi Annan, former secretary-general of the United Nations, to give the address at our opening plenary, and Oscar Arias, Nobel laureate and former president of Costa Rica, to end the week. We know how important networking is to you. We make it easy and enjoyable to meet other colleagues and to feel connected with this unique conference community. Join us at the Wednesday and Thursday plenaries to hear the inspiring stories of Alfredo Quiñones-Hinojosa, MD, and Rye Barcott. Open meetings facilitate networking around specific themes and the Friday International Plenary and Networking Luncheon, Member Interest Group luncheons, and special events including the opening and closing celebrations and knowledge community networking receptions all help you connect. Don't miss the Annual Business Meeting featuring winners of our International Education Video Celebration contest, and a wonderful cultural event at St. Louis’s imaginative City Museum. The conference would not be a reality without the creativity and unwavering commitment of many. We express our deep appreciation and gratitude for the enormous contributions of our presenters, exhibitors, sponsors, Annual Conference Committee, and Local Arrangements Team. Thank you for joining us at the <strong>2013</strong> Annual Conference & Expo. As you participate in thought-provoking sessions and seminars, connect with new and familiar colleagues, and build partnerships in our worldclass Expo Hall, we encourage you to explore the ideals and impact of international education. With warmest regards, Fanta Aw, PhD President and Chair of the Board NAFSA: Association of International Educators, and Assistant Vice President of Campus Life and Director of International Student and Scholar Services, American University Marlene M. Johnson Executive Director and CEO NAFSA: Association of International Educators NAFSA <strong>2013</strong> ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXPO 3
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