Exposition May 28-31, 2013

Design and Architecture in International
Education and Development
Room 263
Explore the concepts, content, and
exhibition design from Design with the
Other 90%: CITIES, a fall 2012 exhibition at
Washington University’s Mildred Lane
Kemper Art Museum. This session will
challenge conventional notions of
architecture and urban design and
advance your understanding of the impact
that innovative design and design
education can make in addressing today’s
most pressing local and global issues.
Guest Speaker: Peter MacKeith,
Washington University
Region III Highlight: Empowering
Advisers to Workplace Satisfaction
Room 130
Calling all advisers! Make time for yourself,
get your groove on, and be empowered to
control your own workplace satisfaction.
Learn strategies to positively affect your
work environment and staff morale for
little-to-no cost. You will leave the session
ready to make a difference in your own life.
It's time to get excited!
Chair and Presenter: Matthew Jones,
University of Texas-Austin
Presenter: Tina Fiet, University of Texas-
Austin
Fundraising: Solutions for Sustaining
Campus and Community Programming
Room 275
Michigan State University increased
international programming efforts by
utilizing the local community to support
and grow initiatives. In 2011, $40,000 was
raised to subsidize student and
community engagement. This session
provides an in-depth look at quality and
sustainability within programming, with a
focus on how to integrate the community
to help outreach efforts.
Chair and Presenter: Nicole Namy,
Michigan State University
Presenter: Ravi Ammigan, Michigan State
University
Google Apps for Enhancing the
Education Abroad Experience
Room 274
Google is transforming education through
its free, web-based applications. These
applications can also benefit study abroad
administrators. Panelists introduce and
demonstrate various Google Apps that
can be used by study abroad professionals
to enhance organization and efficiency, as
well as learning and student engagement.
Applications include Google Sites, Forms,
Earth, Maps, Drive, Blogger, YouTube, and
Google+.
Chair and Presenter: Stephanie E.
Davenport Tignor, Virginia Commonwealth
University
Presenters: Jeramy Johnson, Academic
Programs International (API); Jennifer
Thomas-Starck, Wellesley College
Hot Immigration Issues for Academic
Healthcare Institutions
Room 276
This session examines immigration issues
identified by NAFSA’s Healthcare
Institutions Interest Group. The session
focuses on advising medical, nursing, and
healthcare students, trainees, residents,
faculty, and allied healthcare professionals
on B-1, F-1, J-1, H-1B, O-1, TN visas, J
waivers, and permanent residency.
Chair and Presenter: Michele Stelljes, The
Methodist Hospital & Methodist Hospital
Research Institute
Presenters: Janice M. Bianco, Cleveland
Clinic Foundation; Eleanor M. Fitzpatrick,
Educational Commission for Foreign
Medical Graduates (ECFMG); H. Ronald
Klasko, JD, Klasko, Rulon, Stock & Seltzer,
LLP
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Leveraging EducationUSA: In the
Trenches Users' Guide
Room 230
Presenters highlight EducationUSA
services and how various universities have
creatively and successfully utilized
available opportunities beyond the
ordinary, yielding extraordinary results.
Chair and Presenter: Jody Lehr,
Rochester Institute of Technology
Presenters: Maira Tungatarova, U.S.
Embassy-Kazakhstan; Jacqueline Girard
Vogl, SUNY Plattsburgh
Making Meaning of Assessment:
Recognizing the Impact of Student
National Identity
Room 241
In program assessment, student national
identity relates to adaptation in the host
country, predeparture goals, and the
degree of integration in the host country.
With this in mind, this session discusses
ways to understand how student national
identity influences student advising,
orientation, and program improvement.
Chair and Presenter: Elaine Meyer-Lee,
EdD, Saint Mary's College
Presenters: Karen Chambers, PhD, Saint
Mary’s College; Victor Savicki, PhD,
Western Oregon University
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