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Forum Storytellers

by The Forum on Education Abroad

Whenever education abroad professionals gather, we learn from each other through the experiences we share and stories we tell. Forum Storytellers is a project to preserve the stories of education abroad, and share them with colleagues – past, present and future.

Episodes

S2, Episode 2: A Conversation with Jim Citron

0s · Published 17 Oct 18:58

Jim Citron, like few others, combines the experience and talents of educator, researcher, and on-site director with first-hand knowledge of the students’ lived experience abroad. At a time when study abroad conferences focused heavily on administrative concerns, Jim Citron brought into play the refreshing and revelatory voice of study abroad students themselves. Since his conference paper delivered at NAFSA in 1996, “Short-term study abroad: Integration, third culture formation, and re-entry,” the study abroad profession has been challenged to put the ambitions and shortcomings of the students’ lived experience abroad at the center of our discourse.

S2, Episode 1: A Conversation with Lilli Engle

0s · Published 20 Sep 17:07

Founding member of the Forum Council and plenary speaker at The Forum’s 2013 Annual Conference, Lilli Engle is a leading advocate for high-quality education abroad who has emerged as one of the most influential voices in the field today. In this thought-inspiring interview, she discusses how her own early experiences abroad helped shape her understanding of the potential value of cross-cultural education, and the changes she has witnessed in U.S. higher education and education abroad during her career as a committed, principled educator.

S1, Episode 7: A Conversation with Margery Ganz

0s · Published 25 May 15:54

During her early days at Spelman College, Margery Ganz was known as “the go-away lady,” because she would encourage students to “go away” (i.e., to study abroad). In her 35 years in the field, Margie has made education abroad a “Spelman thing” and tirelessly advocated for students of color studying abroad, all while teaching and maintaining a research agenda as an Italian Renaissance historian. She was interviewed by Tom Howard at The Forum’s 12th Annual Conference in her home city of Atlanta. Subscribe to the Forum Storytellers feed or download the podcast on iTunes. © 2016 The Forum on Education Abroad

Forum Storytellers has 13 episodes in total of non- explicit content. Total playtime is 4:07:41. The language of the podcast is English. This podcast has been added on November 25th 2022. It might contain more episodes than the ones shown here. It was last updated on April 24th, 2023 23:07.