March 6, 2009
Study-Abroad Directors Adjust Programs in Response to Recession
With the global financial crisis bearing down, study-abroad officials are considering changes in both their immediate and long-term strategies for sending students overseas. They are budgeting more conservatively, seeking out cheaper destinations, and weighing collaborations with other colleges or private study-abroad providers.
At the same time, international educators need to remind campus leaders about the value — in today's economy more than ever — of gaining
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