Session
Education Abroad (EA)
Amid ever-changing higher education policies, faculty turnover, limited staff resources, and increasing need for risk management, it’s important to continue to offer students a tailored study abroad opportunity. But can schools do this on their own?
In this session, attendees will learn how collaboration between institutions and experiential learning providers help preserve the legacy of faculty programs while both eliminating logistical obstacles and ensuring student engagement, health & safety. Learning Objectives:
Brad Miner (he/him/his)
Regional Director, University Relations
Academic Programs International (API)
Bethesda, Maryland
Kaitlyn Richards (she/her/hers)
Senior Study Abroad Coordinator
University of North Florida