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Richard Rodman teaching at SIT Graduate Institute

SIT Professor Co-edits Scholarly Journal for the Alliance of Universities for Democracy

Richard Rodman, PhD, professor of SIT’s MA in International Education, co-edited the latest volume of the Alliance of Universities for Democracy (AUDEM) scholarly journal AUDEM: The International Journal of Higher Education and Democracy, published by SUNY Press. The theme of the volume, “Rethinking Internationalization: Actors, Analyses, and Academics,” developed when Dr. Rodman and former SIT [...]

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Interview with SIT Alumnus Christopher Blackwood

Recently, we had an opportunity to interview Christopher Blackwood, an alumna of SIT’s MA in International Education, about his SIT experience. Q: Why did you choose SIT? A: I was presented with the opportunity to choose between six prestigious institutions to which I had been accepted. I chose SIT because, out of all of my [...]

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SIT President’s Article on International Education Published in The Huffington Post

Adam Weinberg, president and CEO of SIT Graduate Institute and World Learning, recently published an article in The Huffington Post. In the article, “Capturing the Educational Moments in International Education,” Weinberg outlines some of the challenges faced within international education and suggests several solutions. Weinberg notes that in the last decade many higher education institutions [...]

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SIT Spring 2012 Capstone Seminar

SIT’s spring 2012 capstone seminar is happening the week of May 27, 2012. In the one-week seminar, students demonstrate, assess, and synthesize their learning through presentation of a capstone project. The capstone seminars are held multiple times each year on SIT’s campus in Vermont. Some topics students are presenting this spring include: “The Internationalization of [...]

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