Describes activities and philosophy of the Russians' international education programs. (LN)

The intent of legislation for educational exchange is to facilitate education but not to create an avenue resulting in extralegal immigration. The legislation does not achieve its end, although the initial relationship between visa and migration intentions appears to indicate that the law does work." (Author)

The author discusses the readaptation to Asia of American-educated Asian students and their opinions of the education they received in the United States. (Editor)

Two presentations from a panel discussion at the National ACAC Conference, 1969, both call for more support for programs which bring both foreign students and minority disadvantaged students to American campuses. (CJ)

Reports on increasing difficulties experienced by Chinese students and scholars in obtaining U.S. visas, possibly due to more rigorous examination of individuals in "critical" technological fields following the recent spy case and to the high numbers of Chinese students who do not return to China. Critics claim the visa process is…

Assesses the effects of lost resources on exercise behavior among a sample of foreign exchange students who were identified as having experienced a relapse in their level of physical activity. Results indicate a significant effect for scores on processes of change, self-efficacy, and decisional balance. Exercise behavior was significantly…

Explains the merits and liabilities of student exchange programs and examines the factors needed to establish successful programs. (EV)

The emerging interaction of political processes sets the stage for the level of macro uncertainty and specific risk events that may occur in an international relationship. Strongly defined social control in Cuba, formal and informal, dominates the dynamics of the relationship, while simultaneously government, formal, action in the U.S. dominates…

Article discussed a program wherein students from the inner city get the chance to visit a suburban school to realize how students there function. (RK)

The anomie experienced by students in their first few months abroad, and ways of coping with unfamiliarity of the host society are discussed. The needs of groups as well as individuals are considered, and specific related concerns of program administration are highlighted. (MSE)

Discusses German-U.S. student exchange programs and German-U.S. foreign relations. (PG)

Discusses the successes and problems of the U.S.-China scholarly exchange programs. (PG)

The Polish government has encouraged summer study tours of Poland by students from abroad. The unique and fascinating Polish culture combines with the economy of travel in Poland to make such a tour attractive to American students young and old. Four universities offer general summer courses. The program in Krakow is characterized by a minimum of…

Until very recently the study abroad programs that approximately 32,000 American students a year participate in have not been properly evaluated as to the merits to be gained from studying in a foreign culture. Thus, the Federation of Regional Accrediting Commissions of Higher Education (FRACHE) established a Committee on Foreign Study to…