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All this week, the NAFSA blog will take a closer look at the impact of foreign students on state economies and feature real-life stories about the positive impact they make on campuses and communities around the country. Today, the South. In these tough times, foreign students and their dependents continue to make a significant economic [...]

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Kim Pham, Glenn Freeman, and Andrea Pisani By Glenn Freeman As most of you know, International Education Week began yesterday. This is a fantastic opportunity to promote awareness of issues surrounding international education. I wanted to share with you what my campus is doing. At The University of Central Oklahoma, our International Student Council has [...]

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Today marks the beginning of International Education Week 2009, an exciting week for NAFSA and the international education community. NAFSA is celebrating International Education Week (IEW) with the release of new data on international education, including our annual Economic Impact Statements.  The statements reveal that international students and their dependents continue to make significant contributions [...]

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Governor Jodi Rell of my home state of Connecticut is honoring International Education Week, is your governor doing the same? This year marks the 10th annual International Education Week (IEW), sponsored by the U.S. Departments of State and Education. From November 16-20, college campuses around the country will offer activities and events to showcase how [...]

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