Exposition May 28-31, 2013

WEDNESDAY, MAY 29
11:15 A.M.-12:45 P.M.
POSTER FAIRS
Halls 3-5, Poster Fair area
A list of individual posters and presenters is
available at the entrance to the poster fair
area and online at
www.nafsa.org/ac13posters.
Best Practices in International Enrollment
Management
This poster fair showcases various
international enrollment management (IEM)
strategies, plans, models, and measurement
tools used by institutions to successfully
recruit, enroll, and retain international
students.
Chair: Susan Kassab, ELS Educational
Services, Inc.
Innovative and Sustainable Practices in
Intensive English Programming
Intensive English programs showcase unique
programs, models, and successful
innovations in design of instructional
delivery, orientation modules, host family
programs, web tools, field trips, qualityassurance
practices, and other aspects of
their offerings.
Chairs: Ann Aldrich, Drexel University;
Jeanne Hind, Spring International Language
Center
Intercultural Initiatives for Campus and
Community
Posters showcase programs from campus
organizations and local communities that
emphasize supporting international
students and scholars and their families,
and encouraging interaction between
community members, international
students, and returned study abroad
students to further intercultural
understanding. As part of the Teaching,
Learning, and Scholarship Knowledge
Community's "Theory Connections"
initiative, each poster in the fair highlights
related intercultural theories, giving the
audience an opportunity to view explicit
linkages between theory and practice in
presenters' work.
Chairs: Melissa Hardin, Ursinus College;
Elizabeth Woyczynski, Case Western
Reserve University
42 NAFSA 2013 ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXPO
11:30 A.M.-1:30 P.M.
Express Lunch
Halls 3-5
Purchase lunch in the Expo Hall and spend
time visiting exhibitors.
11:45 A.M.-12:30 P.M.
Education Abroad Knowledge Community
Update
Room 231
Meet the member-leaders of the EA KC and
learn about the activities, new initiatives,
resources, and online professional networks
for this knowledge community. Leaders will
also discuss opportunities to get involved
with the EA KC. Awards granted by this
knowledge community will be presented.
11:45 A.M.-12:45 P.M.
OPEN MEETINGS
A Critical Dialogue on Our Work as
International Educators
TLS Networking Center, Room 280
Join us in a conversation that will explore
topics and questions raised in the
conference sessions related to issues in the
field of international education.
Senior International Officers from Military
Colleges and Academies
IEL Networking Center, Room 262
Join SIOs and internationalization leader
colleagues to address challenges and share
strategic insights about internationalizing
your senior military college or military
academy.
Sponsored Program Administration
Roundtable
IEM Networking Center, Room 266
Join members for this open discussion
about opportunities to recruit and enroll
students from programs and agencies.
Walk-in Clinic: U.S. Regulatory Roundtable
for International Student Issues
Renaissance Grand Hotel, Majestic
Ballroom ABC
Visit the walk-in regulatory clinic and
discuss your student issues such as
Curricular Practical Training (CPT), oncampus
employment, full-time status, travel,
and reentry with NAFSA's Regulatory
Ombudspersons.
GLOBAL PARTNER SESSIONS
Emerging Educational Destinations: How
to Stay Ahead of the Curve
Room 120
As education systems in other countries
(China, Hong Kong, Japan, etc.) grow more
competitive, how can the U.S. market
continue to remain the premier destination
of study? IDP presents data on which
destinations are up-and-coming and why,
and offers suggestions for remaining
competitive. Data gathered by IDP also
reveals trends on why students choose the
institutions that they do (in addition to
destinations).
Chair and Presenter: Carolyn Redmond,
IDP Education