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Vol. 15 No. 1 (2023): Regular
Vol. 15 No. 1 (2023): Regular
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.32674/jcihe.v15i1
Published:
2023-03-23
Full Issue
JCIHE 15(1)
Issue Introduction
JCIHE: Vol. 15 Issue 1, 2023
Rosalind Latiner Raby
Introduction
Empirical Article
"It can be chaos here": International Student Experiences of U.S. Higher Education during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Peter G. Ghazarian, Babita Bhandari, Shuoyu Chen
Ghazarian Galley
Youth, Training and Labor Insertion in Sudan: Lessons from the INSO Project Introduction
Jorge Carlos Alcaide, Jean-Baptiste Meyer, Sabrina Greco, Sahar Abdallah A. Mohamed Ahmed
Alcaide Galley
“I Thought we Were Friends…”
International Students’ Understanding of Basic Academic Agreements
Irene Torres Arends
Torres-Arends Galley
Comunidad y Universidad: Spaces of Decoloniality in Boricua Public Higher Education
Lorainne I. Rodríguez-Vargas, Christopher S. Collins
Rodriguez-Vargas Galley
Reconceptualizing pedagogy within the context of an Internationalized Problem-Based Learning Approach
Ourania Katsara
Katsara Galley
“It’s not a level playing field”: Exploring International Students of Color’s Challenges and the Impact of Racialized Experiences on the Utilization of Campus Resources during COVID-19
Neshay Mall, Dr. Cindy Payne
Mall Galley
Racial Microaggressions Experiences Among International Students in Australia and its Impact on Stress and Psychological Wellbeing
RACIAL MICROAGGRESSIONS AND INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
Hugo Gonzales, Ke Ni Chai, King Deanne Mary
Gonzales Galley
Chasing Shadows
Myths of Engagement in American Education Abroad
Michael Woolf
Woolf Galley
Essay/Review
Anationality
Identifying with neither here nor there
Gian-Louis Hernandez
Hernandez Galley
Global Liberal Arts Colleges and Universities: A Source of Critical Hope?
Renee L. Bowling
Bowling Galley
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