Sarah Todd, vice president (global) at Griffith University, in Australia, and president of the Asia-Pacific Association for International Education, talks about xenophobia and its effects on international higher education. What’s called for, she says, is a shift from a characterization of visiting students as “those people” who “are coming to take our jobs” to “those students who are coming to spend some time at our institutions.”
Goldie Blumenstyk writes about the intersection of business and higher education. Check out www.goldieblumenstyk.com for information on her book about the higher-education crisis; follow her on Twitter @GoldieStandard; subscribe to her weekly newsletter, The Edge; or email her at goldie@chronicle.com.
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