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Home > JCIHE Home > Vol. 15 (2023) > No. 1

 

Introduction

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Introduction to Volume 15 (2023)
Rosalind Latiner Raby

Full Issue

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Full Issue 15(1) 2023

Empirical Articles

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“It can be chaos here” International student experiences of U.S. higher education during the COVID-19 pandemic
Peter G. Ghazarian, Babita Bhandari, and Shuoyu Chen

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Youth, Training and Labor Insertion in Sudan: Lessons from the INSO Project
Jorge C. Naranjo Alcaide, Jean-Baptiste Meyer, and Sahar A. Abdalla

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Comunidad y Universidad: Spaces of Decoloniality in Boricua Public Higher Education
Lorainne Rodriguez-Vargas and Christopher S. Collins

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“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 S. Mall and Cindy Payne

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Racial Microaggressions: Experiences Among International Students in Australia and its Impact on Stress and Psychological Wellbeing

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Reconceptualizing pedagogy within the context of an Internationalized Problem-Based Learning Approach
Ourania Katsara

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“I Thought We Were Friends”: International Students Challenges in Navigating Basic Academic Regulations at a Private Canadian University
Irene Torres-Arends

Essay/Review

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Chasing Shadows: Myths of Engagement in American Education Abroad
Michael Woolf

 
 
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