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Having international students on American campuses ensures stronger people-to-people connections, a critical element in sustaining important bilateral relationships

I recently spoke at GWU’s Women in Global Careers Roundtable, where I shared how meaningful relationships are the cornerstone of successful, fulfilling global careers.

Come journey through Morocco with us as we “travel by the book.” Our family of four combines our love of travel and reading as we explore the rich history and culture of this beautiful, friendly country—the very first to recognize the independence of the United States in 1777.

Families play an important role in helping to ensure that the next generation of Americans develop a global mindset and understand and collaborate with people around the world.

Study abroad is more important than ever, and there’s a new resource to help families guide their students through the process: A Family Guide to Study Abroad, published by IIE.

I had the pleasure of leading a dynamic panel discussion at the Global CRED conference about the value of multiple language skills across a variety of professions and careers that included four inspiring women who shared their experiences.

IIE partners with the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs and the U.S. Department of State to publish the annual Open Doors 2020 report showing the increasing internationalization of higher education.

One of the many activities millions of people invested in during the pandemic lockdown: Learning another language.

In honor of National Women Wednesday (the first Wednesday after Thanksgiving), I’m sharing my story as a woman small business owner who is dedicated to helping women launch international careers.