220e6397_ents___Kansas_State_University__plan_for_Internationalization_
[Submitted] Sept. 30, 2012 Yes
Yes - In terms of students learning abroad, many are missing out on opportunities due to their advisors lack of knowledge. Although this is not true for all advisors, many do not come to the sessions or stay up-to-date on the opportunities for their students to study abroad. Studying abroad also needs to be done early for some colleges, often sophomore year. I do not think that studying abroad is appealing until after it may be too late. I think if advisors, teachers, and faculty are able to promote the benefits of studying abroad so students consider it early, the numbers that will be proposed by 2025 may be a little more realistic. I think it is important to also enhance communication between international students, transfer students, exchange students, etc. so K-State students will understand the benefits and potential they have and how they can use it in their following everyday lives.
K-State 2025 Internationalization Strategic Action Plan Comments | Kansas State University
Is there anything missing that should be included in the action plan for Internationalization?