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EPISODE · Oct 31, 2023 · 45 MIN

Contributing to Study Abroad Participant and Program Diversity: How Leaders and All Practitioners Can Build a Talent Pipeline (feat. Carolina Robinson, Ph.D.)

from Changing Lives Through Education Abroad · host WorldStrides Higher Ed, Zac Macinnes, Carolina Robinson

Join host Zac Macinnes and Carolina Robinson, Ph.D., Director of Education Abroad at the University of Alabama, for a vital discussion around how international educators can advance a dream we all share: making study abroad programs more reflective of U.S. higher education as a whole. Carolina shares tips, tricks, and best practices to ensure students see themselves represented by international education staff and leaders, such as utilizing intentional staffing practices, combating biases in the hiring process, and building diverse advising teams.

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