Exposition May 28-31, 2013

MONDAY, MAY 27
Visit the workshop table on Level 2 of America's Center to learn more or see if space is available. All workshops require tickets and fees.
7:00 A.M.-6:00 P.M.
Knowledge Community (KC) Networking
Centers
Each KC has a designated area to facilitate
informal meetings and networking during
the conference. Drop in or plan to meet
colleagues in these spaces. In addition, each
KC has scheduled a number of open
meetings (networking meetings) to take
place throughout the week. Visit an
individual KC Networking Center or
Conference Connection for a list of events
and times.
Education Abroad
Room 261
International Education Leadership
Room 262
International Enrollment Management
Room 266
International Student and Scholar
Services
Room 265
Teaching, Learning, and Scholarship
Room 280
7:00 A.M.-7:00 P.M.
Conference Registration
Washington Lobby East
8:00 A.M.-12:00 P.M.
PRECONFERENCE WORKSHOPS
Education Abroad Advising {4}
(continued from Sunday, May 26)
Room 263
Foreign Educational Credentials Analysis
{7} $
(continued from Sunday, May 26)
Room 228
Fundraising to Advance
Internationalization: Developing Campus
Strategies {20} $
Room 260
Learn how fundraising from international
and national constituencies can supplement
institutional revenue streams. Enhance your
strategy to support international projects,
collaboration with partner universities,
campus units, and other stakeholders.
24 NAFSA 2013 ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXPO
$
Managing the Education Abroad Office
{5} $
(continued from Sunday, May 26)
Room 264
8:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M.
Management Development Program
(Day 2) $ [SOLD OUT]
(continued from Sunday, May 26)
Room 242
PRECONFERENCE WORKSHOPS
Campus and Community Programming
{26} $
Room 231
Enhance your campus and community
programming efforts by including theorybased
practices, tried-and-true templates
and resources, and strategies for working
with volunteers.
Developing Research Skills to Strengthen
International Education Management
Strategies {32} $
Room 267
Learn the basics of applied research for
projects that help strengthen your
management strategies. Learn how to
design a project, gather and analyze data,
and communicate the results.
Fundamentals of Intercultural
Communication {33} $
Room 221
Learn essential intercultural communication
skills and concepts to prepare students for
intercultural experiences and enhance their
ability to work effectively with international
students and colleagues.
Fundamentals of Short-Term Education
Abroad Programming {18} $
Room 224
Learn and practice the basics of designing,
developing, and delivering quality shortterm
education abroad programs.
Health, Safety, and Risk Management in
Education Abroad {19} $
Room 227
Learn to identify, research, assess, and
communicate health, safety, and security
issues in education abroad programs.
Formulate a plan to manage risk and crisis,
effectively respond to emergencies, and
prepare program participants.