This episode is the eighth and final in the 2024 season. In this episode panelists working with students in the US and abroad in K-12 and higher education sectors share political, demographic, economic, and other changes that are creating opportunities for international education marketing and student recruitment. The contributors are:

• Abigail Homer
• Pablo Mejido
• Sasha Roley
• Cara Hugabonne

Stories in this episode:

• Uzbekistan is third-biggest source of foreign students
• Chinese high school students turn eyes towards Japan
• HE experts tackle barriers to inter-regional collaboration
• India Optimistic over F-1 Visas and Green Cards Under Trump
  
  

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This episode is the seventh in the 2024 season includes perspectives from educators and students in higher education and K-12 sectors on the ways that anxiety and privacy considerations are shaping study decisions and the ways AI and other tools can help address them. The contributors are:

• Miles Leonard
• Megan Ross
• Sydney Low
• Katherine Garcia

Stories in this episode:

• Will Submitting the FAFSA Put Undocumented Parents at Risk? This Group Thinks it Could.
• Texas Governor Orders New Restrictions on Colleges’ Ties to China and Other ‘Adversarial’ Countries
• As traditional “Anglo” international education destinations falter, Asia-Pacific countries look closer to home | Lowy Institute
• How AI Is Transforming Marketing

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If you would like to learn more about international education management at the Middlebury Institute, please visit go.miis.edu/IEM

This episode is the sixth in the 2024 season includes perspectives from educators and students in higher education and K-12 sectors on the attractiveness of the US and other destinations and what it takes to be perceived as a welcoming place to study. The contributors are:

• Madeline Brown
• Helen Day
• Sharon Leigg
• Abbas Abbas

Stories in this episode:

• Australia Visas: Australia's cap on international students pushes Indians to explore alternatives
• Indian international students in the US outnumber Chinese for the first time in 15 years
• Trump 2.0 and Study Abroad: Two Diverging Paths (and the new Open Doors Data)
• California retains No. 1 ranking for international student enrollment as concerns grow over Trump

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This episode is the fifth in the 2024 season includes perspectives from three contributors who work as international educators in k-12 and university settings.

• Laura Bowe
• Molly Drane
• Viviana Mendoza

Stories in this episode:

• Interoperability is key to transforming Europe’s universities
• The future of global higher education and studying abroad: How Studyportals harnesses generative AI | AWS Public Sector Blog
• CIEE and IIE Publish Research on the Impact of Global Internships on Career Readiness

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This episode is the fourth in the 2024 season includes perspectives from two contributors who came to the US as international students.

• Viviana Gomes
• Sarat Osborne

Stories in this episode:

• New Cal State Campaign Will Emphasize Postgraduation Success
• Despite Reputation Drop, American Universities Remain Top Ranked Globally

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This episode is the third in the 2024 season and contributors are:

• Jessa Zerpoli
• Jules Forman
• Katie Claggett

Stories in this episode:

• As Trump Threatens Deportations, Campus Leaders Tread Carefully
• Trump’s Victory Spurs U.S. Students To Explore Studying Abroad
• Virtual reality breaks down barriers to Indigenous study abroad

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This episode is the second in the 2024 season and contributors are:

• Jordan Cleland
• Emma Cooper
• Teagan Felknor-Edwards
• Alix Gaither

Stories in this episode:

• Indigenous Students' Enrollment Rates Falling After End of Affirmative Action
• ASU New American University
• Proposed Australian Cap Latest Headache for Indian Students
• Canada to reduce new immigration by 21 percent

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This episode is the first in the 2024 season and contributors are:

• Samantha Quintell-Lenzi
• Jenna Vandervort

Stories in this episode:

1. What a second Trump presidency could mean for America, Washington Post
2. What Trump’s Victory Means for Higher Ed, Inside Higher Ed

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