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This volume documents the experiences of international students and recent international initiatives at US community colleges to better understand how to support and nurture students' potential.
This volume documents the experiences of international students and recent international initiatives at US community colleges to better understand how to support and nurture students' potential.
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Autorenporträt
Gregory F. Malveaux is Professor in the Department of English and Literature and is the College-wide Coordinator of Study Abroad and International Education at Montgomery College, Maryland, USA. Krishna Bista is Professor in the Department of Advanced Studies, Leadership and Policy at Morgan State University, Maryland, USA.
Inhaltsangabe
Part I: Reimagining International Student Mobility in Community Colleges 1. Reimagining the Field: International Students in American Community Colleges Gregory F. Malveaux and Krishna Bista 2. Community College International Student Research: A Critical Time Series Analysis Rosalind Latiner Raby 3. Characteristics and patterns of International Students at Community Colleges: Lessons from the Open Doors Data Julie Baer 4. International Students at Canadian Community Colleges: Origins, Evolution, and Current Trends Oleg Legusov and Hayfa F. Jafar 5. Community College Finances and International Student Enrollment Ji Yeon Bae and Manuel S. González Canché Part II: Understanding Support System and Challenges of International Students at Community Colleges 6. International Students' Career Development and Preparation at the American Community College Hannah Rapp, Yi-jung Wu, Ran Liu and Xiaoli Jing 7. Latinx ESL Students' Successful English Language Transition at Community Colleges DuEwa M. Frazier 8. Assessing Acculturative Stress of International Students at a U.S. Community College Hardaye R. Hansen, Yuliya Shneyderman, Gloria S. McNamara, and Lisa Grace 9. Frontline Advising for International Students at American Community Colleges: Understanding the Challenges and Policy Issues during the COVID-19 Crisis Gregory F. Malveaux and Marlon Vallejo Part III: Promoting Diversity and International Education at Community Colleges 10. Community College as a Pathway to Baccalaureate Success for International Students Veronika Rozhenkova and Elizabeth S. Park 11. From Oppression to Global Social Justice: Practitioners' Responsibility to International Students in the U.S. Community College Tiffany Viggiano, Evelyn Vázquez, and Ariadna I. López Damián 12. International Education and the Global Pandemic in the Community College: Reflections and Best Practices Marc Thomas 13. Trends in International Student Enrollments in Canadian Community Colleges Elizabeth Buckner, Sarah Morales, Taiya Brown, and Scott Clerk 14. Global Begins from Local: International Students and International Programs at Historically Black Community Colleges and Tribal Community Colleges Krishna Bista 15. Epilogue: Voices and Perspectives on International Student Mobility: Where Are Community Colleges? Krishna Bista and Gregory F. Malveaux
Part I: Reimagining International Student Mobility in Community Colleges 1. Reimagining the Field: International Students in American Community Colleges Gregory F. Malveaux and Krishna Bista 2. Community College International Student Research: A Critical Time Series Analysis Rosalind Latiner Raby 3. Characteristics and patterns of International Students at Community Colleges: Lessons from the Open Doors Data Julie Baer 4. International Students at Canadian Community Colleges: Origins, Evolution, and Current Trends Oleg Legusov and Hayfa F. Jafar 5. Community College Finances and International Student Enrollment Ji Yeon Bae and Manuel S. González Canché Part II: Understanding Support System and Challenges of International Students at Community Colleges 6. International Students' Career Development and Preparation at the American Community College Hannah Rapp, Yi-jung Wu, Ran Liu and Xiaoli Jing 7. Latinx ESL Students' Successful English Language Transition at Community Colleges DuEwa M. Frazier 8. Assessing Acculturative Stress of International Students at a U.S. Community College Hardaye R. Hansen, Yuliya Shneyderman, Gloria S. McNamara, and Lisa Grace 9. Frontline Advising for International Students at American Community Colleges: Understanding the Challenges and Policy Issues during the COVID-19 Crisis Gregory F. Malveaux and Marlon Vallejo Part III: Promoting Diversity and International Education at Community Colleges 10. Community College as a Pathway to Baccalaureate Success for International Students Veronika Rozhenkova and Elizabeth S. Park 11. From Oppression to Global Social Justice: Practitioners' Responsibility to International Students in the U.S. Community College Tiffany Viggiano, Evelyn Vázquez, and Ariadna I. López Damián 12. International Education and the Global Pandemic in the Community College: Reflections and Best Practices Marc Thomas 13. Trends in International Student Enrollments in Canadian Community Colleges Elizabeth Buckner, Sarah Morales, Taiya Brown, and Scott Clerk 14. Global Begins from Local: International Students and International Programs at Historically Black Community Colleges and Tribal Community Colleges Krishna Bista 15. Epilogue: Voices and Perspectives on International Student Mobility: Where Are Community Colleges? Krishna Bista and Gregory F. Malveaux
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