TABLE OF CONTENTSBreaking the Barriers to Overseas Study for Students of Color and
Minorities
By Marilyn Jackson, San Francisco State University
Why Students of Color Should Apply for a Fulbright
By
Tony Claudino and Didier Sylvain, Institute of International Education
Increasing National Diversity in Study Abroad
By Michelle
Pickard, Institute of International Education and Margery A. Ganz, Spelman
College
Programmatic Diversity vs. Unplanned Information Flows
By
Georg Schütte, Alexander von Humboldt-Stiftung, Germany
Nurturing Leadership and Social Change: The Mission of the Ford
Foundation International Fellowships Program
By Joan Dassin, Ford
Foundation International Fellowship Program
Building Study Abroad Acceptance Among Hispanic Students The Value of
Talking to the Hispanic Family
By Pat LeMay Burr, University of the
Incarnate Word
Project for Learning Abroad (PLATO): An Integrated Study Abroad,
Training, Certification, and Diversity Outreach Program
By Gary
Rhodes and Hai Hong, Center for Global Education at Loyola Marymount
University
Diversity in International Education: Cultivating Non-Traditional
Exchanges in Sub-Saharan Africa
By Nagy Tibor, Texas Technical
University
Sustainability Through Diversification
By Fiona
Buffinton, Australian Education International (AEI)
The Science of Study Abroad: Why Scientists and Engineers Don’t Go
Abroad, Why They Should, and How to Make it Happen
By Megan
Brenn-White, German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD)
How Are We Doing? A Survey on Students with Disabilities in Study
Abroad
By Michele Scheib, Mobility International U.S.A.