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2010 NCDA Global Conference Katherine E Dorsett Florida State University Career Center Assistant Director for Career Advising Counseling amp Programming amp Brook G Serrano Savannah College of Art and Design ID: 321002

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Improving Career Services to International Students

2010 NCDA Global Conference

Katherine E. Dorsett

Florida State University Career Center

Assistant Director for Career Advising, Counseling, & Programming

&

Brook G. Serrano

Savannah College of Art and Design

Senior International Student AdviserSlide2

OverviewWhat are the challenges in providing career services for international students?What gaps in service do international students feel exist?How are career programs and resources addressing these challenges?What additional resources are available? Slide3

Challenges for Practitioners“What are some challenges you or your organization have experienced while working with international students?”Slide4

1) Assess need 2) Speak with staff3) Write

a proposal

4)

Advertise

group /

recruit participants5) Recruit assistance to facilitate group6) Hold group7) Evaluate group 8) Follow-up with stakeholders

Focus Group ProceduresSlide5

FSU Case StudyDateLocationParticipantsCountries representedPrior knowledge of the FSU Career Center?Previously utilized FSU Career Services?Previously utilized non-FSU career services?ImplementationSlide6

Focus Group ResultsVariety of marketing approachesWork experience importantAssistance with locating companiesJob searching in their home countryDesire for specialized servicesHelp articulating unique strengths Slide7

What We LearnedBe selective in :group facilitator locationAnticipate possible:cultural conflictsgroup attritionlanguage barriersquestions about servicesSlide8

Building a Case “How do we build a case for enhancing career services for international students?”Slide9

What Would the U.S. Be Like Without…Google IntelYahoo! ebayWebEx

Sun Micro-Systems

Cirrus Logic

I2 Systems

(Dine &

Bapat

, 2007)RussiaHungaryTaiwanFranceIndiaIndiaIndiaIndiaSlide10

Keep in Mind….The U.S. does not produce enough engineer and hard science graduates to meet the country’s demands (Dine & Bapat, 2007)Int’l students contribute more than $17.5 billion to the U.S. economy (tuition and living expenses) (OpenDoors, 2009)Int’l students play a large role internationalizing higher educationSlide11

Knowing the StakeholdersMulticultural offices and departmentsSpecific academic departments focusing on language or international affairsCampus recruitersSlide12

Get Creative with ISSCultural ProgrammingPeer ProgramsLanguage PartnersFriends of InternationalsCountry Ambassadors

International students services offices are your biggest allies!Slide13

Connecting the Campus: Sharing ExpertiseWhat campus offices, departments and faculty are interested in international and multicultural topics?How much do I know about these departments/offices, clubs and services?What programs already exist?- Center for English Language Learning

- Writing Center

- Civic Education/Volunteering CenterSlide14

International Students By the NumbersUnited States: 671, 616 international studentsFlorida: 30, 386 international studentsFlorida State University: 1,250 international studentsFSU Career Center: 217 students visited 397 timesSlide15

Examination of Existing Programs and ServicesImproving career services2) Improving cultural awareness3) Improving career resources Slide16

Selecting and Implementing Programs Using the CASVE Cycle Model

Communication

Analysis

Synthesis

Valuing

ExecutionSlide17

ResourcesSlide18
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National Association of International EducatorsSlide20
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What are some of your favoriteresources/programs/services for international students?Slide31

Any questions? Thank you!