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Novernber-ftecember, 1 9gq Newsl etter

FROGRAI'I NOTES 1?9{] CONVENTION

Sir.( Eornrnission X sponsored prognarns and three co-sponssnedpt^ograrns ane Elated for pnesentatinn at the 199t1 5t. LeuisACPA Annltal Convention Apni'l 1-4 acrondin€ ts Ean !'::el I orn,Frognarn Chain, fon Cornmission X. They anei

Comrnission X sponsored pnografns

1, Enhancing gtutdent developrnent thnoLrgh a mini Feace Conpprogram I l{. Richard Pyl e.

:, Initia'l f onmation of an intennational stLtdent of f ice IErni I R. Spees.

3, Stutdent developrnent in trhina: contrasts andcontnadict ions; Linda F.r-tl: .

4. Feveloprnents in international student leadenshipcon{erences; .Jennif en Adams.

F . Roomrnate re'l at ionsh ips bett+een intennat ional andplrnerican stlrdents I ftebie Saidl a.

&. hJhat Am I Etoing Here, [,lhy Have I Leftl Zafar l"la] ik.

Ca-Sponsored pnogt^arns

1, The needs of intennational rnale studentsl GneggEichen{ iel d , co-sFonsored with the Stand ing Cornmittee{on Men,

?. International wonF.: E:{peFiences as a rneans to prornotestutdent development; Ann E:orschgenr with Cornm. Vl(Careen Coungel ing & Placernent) .

3. Orientation prograrns f or U.5. students studying abnoad;creating and developing; Linda Newman, l"latt Plims, withComm. II (Admissione and Orientation).

Gar H:elIotn, Vice Fnegident f or Sturdent ftevelopment and tteanof Stutdentg at Cannol I Col lege, ldanl':esha, HI , can becontacted {or {utnthen in{onrnation abolrt programs.

CtrNVENTION THE}"IE ON ETHICS

"Eneating an Ethical tr'l imate cln Campns" is the 199(--)Convention therne. Futblicity Chain Jesse Harris writes frornSIU Edwandsville that plans ane pFclgnessing for this galaschedul ed Apni I 1-4 , 1990, in 5t . Lor-ris , t10 . Watch f or{unthen detai'l sll

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VoluntEer yoLrn time at the Eonventign. Steve Senrot iEVol urnteen Coardinator. bJrite hirr i{ Commlrnity [tevel oprnent,Stndent Holtsingr Saint Loltis Univensityr 311 N. Enand E] vd.5t. Lor-ti=, l'10 631(13. l.rlorl':eFs are needed f or evet^y aspecttincl urding Registration, Fl acement, Hospital ity andEval uat ion ,

Cornrnissisn X wil l need hel p with the Carnival and aurgeneral rneetingg. fton't {onget, 1 iai=on repnesentstivegneed to contact other Eornnissions to furthen coardinate ourworl:: raising constrior-tsnegs abourt international igEures andoppportr-rn i t i es , We need to SPEAF: UF about i nf-ennat i onalissLtes and perspectives. Renead earl ien Grapevine isglres toref nesh yolrr rnernony abourt ouF long terrn plansl

CHAIR'S CORNER

Enrnrnission X is thniving ! The d inectorate wi I 'l be wonl: ingr^rith ACPA 'l eadens on Internat ional Linhages pFclgt.amrnine .E;*pect a meeting before the Eonvention to considen materialsand proposed actiong f or ot-rr asEociations new rnandate. Asthe events in Eastern Eurnape and RurEsia sr: dnarnaticallysignal r w€ mLtst be neady to join hands in peace{lrl grswthand nnderstanding,

I have enioyedI loal,: {onwandthe Convention.move into thisawanenesg !

Happy Hol idays !

this year and a hal { senrring Cornmrnission X.to tltr'ning Ever the reins to Gan F.ellom at

Flease [::€eF in tourch with both o{ Lrs aE westnategic tirne of growing intennationa'l

Anand (Nand i ) Itya] Chand

.JAI{A]CA PFOERAI'1 SUFFOFTEII

It:. Richard Fy1 e, f ormer Cornrnission X Chain and senionnegearchen and alrthon on international issueg, hasspeanheaded the devel oprnent o{ a Crogs-cr-tl tnral stutdentdevel aprnent pt-ogFarn rnodel ed af ten Feace Eonps. The pnogFarnis beine sutpported by ACFA Eomrnission X. It was {eatlrred ina recent Guidepast news nelease.

0+ part i cutl an note i s the nutrnben o{ i nEt i turt i ons that havebeen participatine trver the ten yesns of the pr^ogFarn. Theyincl nde Al rna Col 'l ege, Ho1 I ins Col 'l ege, hJi'l 1 iam .Jewel If,ollege, The Univensity of Texas at Alrstin *nd GreenfieldComrnutnity Col 'l ege.

.gturdents as,sist in rel evant service pnojects in Lurcea, a=rnal I nunal cornrnLrn i trr on the northwest coagt of .Jarna i ca .

They 1 i're t^rith rniddl e cl ass .Jamaican f amil ies. The researchFyl e has developed Lrsing the Stndent Elevelopment Tashl nventory , i nd i cates that gtr-rdents mak:e drainat i c changes i nalrtonomy, toleFance, intendependence and 1 ifestylF purposein the shsnt peniad of tt+o to three wee!::s.

Eontact Jeri Surarer at Hal I ins Col lege in Roanol':er VAn phone(7O3) 363-64t15 Er l:::. Richand Fvle at the University o{ Texasat Austin, phone t51:J 471-1?17,

ENUCATOHS TOUR THAILANT'

Emil and Edith Spees, Canbonda'l e o IL, are I ea.ding a gnctLrp of{acur1 ty and stutdents tc: visit nniversities and schools inThailand, courntesy of Ltr. Annn Fr.edeedelol: r l"linistny ofEdltcation o Fang[::o[::. They wil l visit institr-ttionE throurghouttthe country, with spec ial contacts with SIU al utrnn i . TheThai government srtpports str-rdents on rnany US carnFlrses, andthey hope othen f acurlty and gtr-rdentg wil'l panticipate in{lrture trips.

This gnolrp l eaveg ftec. 18 and returrns .Janutany 1tJ,199t1{before Spring SemeEter begins) , Fegides visits to thel"linist-ny and inEtiturtions in Bangf::ol: o the gralrp wil'l travelto Na[,: hongah,an, Lampang, f,haing l'lai, Phitsanr-rl ok o St-r[,: hnthai rFhetchabrtni, Chltmphonn Sr-trat Thani, Fhurl:etr and Pattaya.Eveny l evel of edurcation and training wil l be considered o

depending on the needs of the panticipants.

For f ltnthen inf onrnation, contact Ernil R. Spees, Edurc*tionalAdministration,/Highen Edurcation, Soutthenn Il 1 inoisUniversity at Carbondale, Canbondale, Il . &39tJ1 , phone t6lE)535-4434.

ETHER NOTES

Bea ldohnley, hlestern Illinois Universityo l"tacomb, is adelegate to the Intennational Routnd Tab'l e f ar theAdvancement o{ CoLrnsel ing to be hel d .Jurl y 1-5,199t} n inHel sintr i , Finl and.

Sanah Ba[,:en has acccepted the position o{ InternationalStudent Advison at hlestenn 11 I inois Univengity o l"lacornb. Yourcan reach hen at l0tl l"lemonial Hal I , ldIU, f{acomb, IL 61455,phone t30?) 398-34:6 . She is p'l ann ing a rna*ior Internat ionalBa=aar a,s wel I as the utsural ongoing pt^ojects o{ herpasition.

Sot-rthenn Il I inois Un j.versity-Carbondal e has opened a net4rca.rnpus in Nalrajoo .Japan. This prognarn teacheE Enelish the{inst year and basic cot-rrses in yeaFs two and thnee.

Students rnay then tnavel to the United States to compl etethein degnees, Amenican gtudents are accepted trn thatca{npus f on a variety o{ services. Student pensonnelsenvices ane in place'

SENtr NEIdS o{ yout pt^ogr^atnsr questions and requests for theGnapevine to Edith Spees, Rt. I , Eo>r 195r Canbondaler IL6?901 . They don't have to be I ocated in I1'l inois!

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Sr:rnrner f-99O

ACPA 1990 Conference lfrap-Up

Ird like to thank and congratulate alL the people rrrho presentedprograms at ACPA under the sponsorship of Commission Ten: TheInternational Dimensions of Student Development. Program qualitythis year \{as once again very high and all of your hard work isgreatly appreciated. Our thanks go out to the folloving people:

Linda Kuk, SIJIIY-Cortland Janes Robertson NE Louisiana Univ.Esther Doherty, SUNY-CortIand Fred Nerrton Kansas State Univ.Sheila Dai, SUNY-Cortland Gregory Brack Moorhead State Univ.Linda Nenrnan U of S. Carolina Debie Saidla N. Carolina State U.l,latthew Mirns BaIl State Ricardo Parodi N. Carolina State U.Richard Pyle Peace Corps Susan Deeker N. Carolina State U.Jeri Suarez Hollins College Jennifer Adans Ohio U.Anand Dyat Chand Ferrum College Jeffrey Grilliot Bowling Green StateClznthia Johnson California State U. Denise Ng Ohio State U.G?egg Eichenfield U of Okla. Lisa Rudd University of IovaBnil Spees SlU-Carbondale

lfor:. a. l-l- di-d. rrla.r\ref-or:s job!

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June 11. i990

Dear Commission X Member:

Greetings to continuing commission members and welcome tonew members of Commission X. Since the high'ly successfulconvention in St. Louis I have been searching for ways toexplain why this commission seems to be involved in theforefront of activity within ACPA.

It must be in part due to the'leadership of past chair AnandDyal-Chand who has lead the Commission in the cooperativeproject with Cynthia Johnson to develop a five year plan forinternational linkages. It must be in part because of theexciting new leadership evidenced by new program chair, DavidSundberg (Central Missouri State), new newsletter editor,Sarah Baker (Western Illinois University), and the many newcommission and directorate members.

It must also be because of an awareness in the commissionitself of the increasing importance of the internationaldimensions of our work. That awareness will culminate inL992 a+- the ACPA convention fn San Francisco when the entireconference will have an international theme. For these andother reasons this is a very important year for CommissionY

The Grapevine is our medium of communication on internationalissues in student development. If you wish to share a book,article or study through the Grapevine please let me knowor write directiy to Sarah Baker, Grapevine editor. We areparticularly interested in new insights coming out of theNAFSA conference on international programs and other studentdevelopment conferences. Our newsletter is not limited sowe will make every effort to publish your ideas.

The focus for this issue is A Call for Proposals for the 1991convention in Atlanta. I invite you to share your insightsthrough a Commission X sponsored program or a program co-sponsoredby Commission X and another commission, or task force, orstanding committee. Send your proposals to David Sundberg,Program Cha'ir, by August 3rd.

Si ncerei y ,

Gar Kel I om

Chair, Commission X

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ACPA Cormission X

Directorate BodY

Gar Kel I om (Cha'i r ) 1991Vice Pres'ident for Student

Devel opment and Dean of StudentsCarroli Co'liegei00 N. East AvenueWaukesha, I{i 53186

David C. Sundberg (Program Chair) 1992Co'llege of Education & Human ServicesDepartment of Special Services400 Lovinger HailCentral Missouri State UniversityWarrenburg, M0 64093

Sarah Baker (Newsletter Editor) 1991International Student AdvisorWestern I'l I i noi s Uni versi ty100 Memorial HallMacomb, iL 61455(Liaison with NAFSA)

Amjad Ayoubi 1993Residence Hall Director/Grad. studentiba Graciuate iiouseStillwater, 0K 74077

Susan Bender 1992International Living Center, RD

N. Campus, Cornel I Uni versi tyithaca, NY 14853

Jose Bourget-Taduk 1993Director, International Student AffairsAndrews UniversityBerrien Springs, MI 49104-0300

George Dordoni 1993378 North NormalMacomb, IL 61455

Suzanne Gruber 1992Uni versi ty of Cal i forni a1001 Physical Sciences Rd. #8700irvine, CA 97?15

Bob Hemohill 1992Ul.{-Madi sonAsst. Director for University HousingS'lichter Hal'l625 Babcock DriveMadison, hlI 53706

Li sa B. LoParco 1992Associate DirectorTeachers Co1 'lege, Col umbi a Uni versi ty525 West 120th St., Box 101New York, NY 10027

Mathew Mims 199iSwinford HallMuncie, iN 47306

Linda L. Newman L992University of South Carolina12i5 Blossom St.Columbia, SC 29208

Edward Ni chol s 1991K-105 Un'ivensity VillageAthens, GA 30605

Richard Pyle 1991Coordinator of Counseling/

Counsel ing PsychoiogistUniversity of Texas-AustinAusti n, TX 78759

Yuhang Rong 1993Watson Ha'11, Directors Apt.University of Wisconsin-Stevens PointStevens Point, l^/I 54401

Amy Schroeder i991The University of Illinois at ChicagoCampus Housing Department700 S. Halsted, Apt. 1106Chicago, IL 60607

tdi th Spees 1991Route 4 Box 179Carbondale, IL 62901

i:rah Baker, EditorlCPt Corr. X {3rapevine

100 Herorial llalllestern illinois Universityl{acorb IL 5l{55

rr I r:tterr:rat i- onal- Str:der-ts a.rnc1 Ernp1olzrnerrtrrTe l-ecorrf erence to a. i-r Ju]-az 3f-

The University of Tennessee-Knoxville in collaboration with theCollege Placement Council, Inc., wiIl present an interactivepanel presentation entitled rflnternational Students andEmploymentrr to air JuIy 31, 1990. The 90 minute teleconferencevi11 cover immigration lav, recruitnent and other topics ofconcern to international students and placement officers.

The panel will consist of ShelIy Kaplan, CPC's General Counsel;Jennifqr Sugiyanna, the Director of Scope Co-op Program from UC-Berkely and from the General Counsel for the Cooperative Edu-cation Association; Lawrence Weinig, Deputy Assistant Comnis-sioner of Adjudicatiens from INS; Roger W. Linder, Director ofStaffing and Employee Relations at 3M Corporation; and SusanSaImon, Foreign Student Adviser at Indiana University.

Organizations with a satellite capable of receiving C or Ku bandsnay view the teleconference.

F .OM THE EDT TOI?

I am very excited about editing The Grapevine and hope you havefound this edition informative and easy to read.

P1ease feel free to send me any notices concerning job oppor-tunities, retirement of collegues, professional developnentopportunities, and other eonferences and activities related tointernational education and student development. I rrould alsolike to begin a section where our graduate student members canurite reaction papers or program descriptions for publication inthe Grapevine.

I look forvard to serving the Conmission Ten Membership throughthe Grapevine this year and hope to hear from you.

S i ncere 1y,Sarah Baker

IDETS FOR PROG'RI}IS GTITERI:IED AT THE COIIXISSTON X XEBTIilGACPA CONFERENCE ST. tOUrS, MTSSOURT ApRrL, 1990

1. Fooil services and the International Student2. Basic vritten vorks all nev professionals interested in international dinensions should

reatl3. Conflict resolution and the international student4. Industry and business expectations for internationai sophistication of college graduates5. Ethnocentricity: A globaI perspective6. The internationaiization of the carpus1, Spiritual aspects of international understanding8. Conparing and contrasting counseling approaches around the globe9. International linkages for student personnel professionals10. Governrentalllnstitutional funding of international studies and experiences1i. International perceptions of the seeking of counseling12, International perspectives of aental health13. Health and the international studentl{. Ideas that vork in international progranring15. International conponents for the freshnan seninar/senior seninar16. Doctoral research studies in international dinensions of college student personnel

adninistrat ion17. A panel of international representativesr perspectives of the global opportunities for

student personnel professionals18. A preconference vorkshop for international advisors and nev professionals19. l{oral and ethical issues in international developnent20. The international graduate student: perceptions and pronises2L, The iI and Thoui in international student couunication22. The iself-segregationi of international students23, Broadening the scope of caupus nulti-cuitural centers21, lloy to finance international travel and study25, iHandatoryi senesters abroad26, Issues of entry and reentry for students and professionals21, Professionalexchangeprogrars28. Facilitating the earning of college student personnel graduate degrees for students fron

abroad29, Tvo-year colleges: The international student challenge30. Sexual and social rores, custous and attitudes and the internationai student31. Sexually transnitted diseases and the traveling student32, The appropriate use of developnental theory vith the international student33. Barriers to understanding3{. College Student personnel abroad: Groving opportunities35. The iupact of various fornats of international travel: independent travel vs. group travel36, Diversity and the internationai student3?. The United Statesr student as an international student38. Cone laugh vith us or, iI canlt believe I really said thatr39. The diverse neanings of student tlevelopnent constructs and language 0!r ilutonony,

individuation and the independence in translationt40. International perspectives on acadenic'student affairs cooperation