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CONAHEC: Consortium for North American Higher Education Collaboration CONAHEC - University of Arizona 220 W. 6th Street University Services Annex Bldg. 300A Room 108 Tucson, Arizona 85701 USA |
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HTH Worldwide provides health insurance plans and global medical assistance services for students abroad. HTH programs are distinguished by a contracted community of over 5,000 hospitals and doctors in 180 countries. HTH combines its health and safety research, advanced Internet and mobile applications, and extensive experience in designing and delivering international health insurance plans to ensure customers’ health, safety and peace of mind. |
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Cultural Experiences Abroad 2005 W. 14th Street, Suite 113 Phoenix, AZ 85281-6997 Phone: (800) 266-4441 Fax: (480)557-7926 |
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The CEA Scholarship Program promotes international understanding among students by subsidizing the cost to study abroad. CEA has programs that emphasize Language Instruction, Liberal Arts, Studio Arts, Fashion Design, Business, Engineering and Sciences. They have programs to locations in 13 countries, including Argentina, Australia, Chile, China, Costa Rica, Czech Republic, England, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, South Africa and Spain. CEA offers short-term and summer programming, with program prices starting at under $3000. Semester and quarter-length programs are available starting at under $7000. All programs include housing and excursions, and many include meals. For more information visit http://www.gowithcea.com or contact Kelley Kruke at Kelley.Kruke@gowithcea.com. |
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Diversity Abroad 1731 Delaware Street Suite 100 Berkeley, CA 94703 Phone: (510) 647-5100 Fax: (866) 309-8612 |
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Diversity Abroad was founded to ensure that all students are aware and have equal access to study and travel abroad opportunities. The mission of Diversity Abroad is to increase minority students participation in study and travel abroad programs. By educating students and promoting the benefits of study and travel abroad programs, Diversity Abroad increases students awareness and interest in pursuing such programs. |
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AIFS AIFS Corporate Headquarters in Stamford American Institute For Foreign Study River Plaza, 9 West Broad Street Stamford, CT 06902 Phone: (866) 906-2437 Fax: (203) 399-5590 |
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The American Institute For Foreign Study (AIFS) is one of the oldest, largest and most respected cultural exchange organizations in the world. With global offices in 15 countries, we organize cultural exchange programs for more than 50,000 participants each year. Our programs include college study abroad, au pair placement, camp counselors and staff, gifted education, high school study/travel and insurance services. Since 1964, more than one million students and teachers have participated in AIFS programs worldwide. www.aifs.com |
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ACCENT 870 Market Street, Suite 1026 San Francisco, CA 94102 800.869.9291 |
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ACCENT is an international education organization that works with over 50 American colleges and universities to provide high quality study abroad programs. ACCENT students come from all over the U.S. and represent a wide range of ages, education levels and academic interests. www.accentintl.com |
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EF Institute for Cultural Exchange EF College Study Tours 1 Education Street Cambridge, MA 02141 800-873-2250 |
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EF College Study Tours provides short-term study abroad opportunities for college students and professors. With a focus on international experiences on college campuses, EF College Study Tours provide easy and affordable opportunities for community college students to acquire the international experience they need to compete and succeed in today’s global economy. Short-term programs have proven to be effective in helping college students become globally engaged, and EF’s one- to four-week tours allow professors to incorporate their curriculum and academic goals into any of more than 50 itineraries to 33 countries around the world. EF College Study Tours is a division of EF Education First, the world leader in international education. With 400 offices and schools in more than 50 countries, EF offers a range of 16 educational programs focused on language learning, educational travel, cultural exchange and academic degrees. Since its founding in 1965, EF has helped more than 15 million students learn a language, discover the world or earn an academic degree. |
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GlobaLinks AustraLearn/AsiaLearn/EuroLearn 12050 N. Pecos St., Suite 320 Westminster, CO 80234 1-800-980-0033 |
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GlobaLinks offers educational programs for university/college students in numerous destinations worldwide. With more than 19 years experience, GlobaLinks provides the most comprehensive services to prepare students for a successful abroad experience. Global Links includes AustraLearn, AsiaLearn, and EuroLearn. www.globalinksabroad.org |
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Global Studies Foundation 325 Pleasant Street Concord, NH 03301 603-738-7534 |
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PLATO Center for Global Education Graduate School of Education & Information Studies University of California, Los Angeles BOX 951521, 2141 Moore Hall Los Angeles, CA 90095-1521 Telephone: (310) 980-6971 |
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The Project for Learning Abroad, Training and Outreach (PLATO) is an integrated study abroad training, certification, and diversity outreach program which provides comprehensive support resources for study abroad to all U.S. college and university students – with special support for underrepresented students. www.globaled.us/plato |
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Roadpost Studentfone 1-866-252-3008 |
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The Center For Global Education Center for Global Education Graduate School of Education & Information Studies University of California, Los Angeles BOX 951521, 2141 Moore Hall Los Angeles, CA 90095-1521 Telephone: (310) 980-6971 |
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The Center for Global Education promotes international education to foster cross-cultural awareness, cooperation and understanding. Living and working effectively in a global society requires learning with an international perspective. |
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Global Education Services, Inc. Dr. David C. Higginson, President 3018 South 146th Street Omaha, NE 68144 |
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Please help CCIE in furthering higher education in California given the changes in global learning. As the largest community college system in the world that serves almost 2 million students, California community colleges must take the lead in institutionalizing international competencies as part of the total college experience. Data from the US Department of Education, the American Council on Education and the Institute for International Education, and the US Strategic Task Force on Education Abroad, confirm that Americans have a serious deficit in global competence, and that the vast majority of US post-secondary institutions are not cultivating adults who are able to deal with the complexities of our world. Moreover, in a recent ACE survey, 88% of American college students believe that international education gives them a competitive edge in the workplace and more than 70% of Americans believe that US colleges and universities should require students to take a foreign language or study abroad program. Finally, 86% of American college students believe that having international students on campus enriches their own learning experiences. The advocacy work conducted by CCIE serves to support international educational activities at community colleges throughout California. At a time when all professionals are experiencing an increasing need to be current in the areas of global activities, which is precisely the type of services that CCIE provides to its members, many institutions are also facing difficult budget pressures resulting in hiring freezes, monitoring of travel, and other budgetary cuts. While this is our reality, one that looms more heavily is not to prepare our students to be internationally competent citizens. Thus, CCIE is committed to providing the services that are necessary to promote international education, but we need your help. By supporting CCIE, your company has the ability to:
As the President of CCIE, I encourage you to lend your support to our efforts by forwarding your donation, along with the attached information sheet today. Thank you very much for your continuing support of international/intercultural education. Together, we will make a difference!
Because Learning Never Stops . . . |
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Levels of Giving SUPPORT CCIE: LEVELS OF GIVING CORPORATE MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY SUPPORTER (less than $500)
FRIENDS OF CCIE ($1,000)
SPONSORS ($2,500)
CHAMPIONS ($4,000)
ADVOCATES ($7,500)
PATRONS ($10,000)
DONORS ($15,000)
PRESIDENT'S COUNCIL ($20,000+)
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If you are interested in supporting CCIE contact: Rosalind Latiner Raby, Ph.D.
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