Presidential Perspectives

We believe that presidents listen to other presidents and that this may be a way of making more presidents aware of the importance of advocating for a global education agenda on their campuses. If you are a member of AIEA and would like to recruit your president to participate in a project like this, please let us know. We are primarily interested in articles from presidents who can articulate in a compelling way, in his/her own words (and not delegating this role to a subordinate), a vision for international education that can inspire other university presidents to engage in more substantial ways in advancing international education on their respective campuses. Please email aiea@duke.edu for further details.

Below you will find the current installments in this Presidential Perspectives Series from AIEA. Check back regularly for new updates.

Daniel Woolf (Queen's University, Canada): PSE Globality (447 KB)

Thomas R. Kepple, Jr. (Juniata College): Diversity and International Collaboration (495 KB)

Nancy Zimpher (State University of New York): Lessons Learned (416 KB)

Jack Hawkins, Jr. (Troy University): Partnerships Fuel Internationalization (146 KB)

Victor J. Boschini, Jr. (Texas Christian University): Learning to Change the World (501 KB)

Carol T. Christ (Smith College): A World College for the World's Women (397 KB)

Joseph Rallo (Angelo State University): How Presidents Can Foster an International Culture on Campus (405 KB)

Stephen J. Friedman (Pace University): Rendezvous with the World (81 KB)

E. Gordon Gee (Ohio State University): An Imagination As Big As The World Itself (500 KB)