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Elizabeth Huskin

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717-877-8702; [email protected] EDUCATION_________________________________________________________ M.A., International Policy Studies – Monterey Institute of International Studies B.A., Psychology – The University of Texas at Austin Semester abroad program – Alma College in Paris EXPERIENCE__________________________ University of Houston – Downtown, Houston, TX 2015-present Assistant Director of International and Study Abroad Programs  Provide leadership, support, and assistance in developing and promoting

international education, exchange, and study abroad opportunities on campus.  Coordinate all forms of paperwork to facilitate international programs, including

faculty proposals, bids with contractors, and visas.  Provide cultural workshops and informational fairs promoting international

education opportunities.  Distribute information on external study abroad scholarships.  Research housing needs and financial assistance options for international

students; assist in selecting, applying for, and pursing new study abroad and international exchange opportunities.

 Gather data and assesses international education initiatives, including study abroad and exchange programs.

 Coordinate with various university departments to make international study a seamless process, and assist departments with recruitment and promotional materials.

BCA STUDY ABROAD, Elizabethtown, PA 2003-2014 Program Manager/Director of Program Services  Manage study abroad programs in Europe, Latin America, Oceania, and the

Middle East.  Serve as liaison between students and campus offices (registrar, financial aid,

billing, academic advising) involved with the study abroad process.  Advise students, faculty, and study abroad offices regarding all administrative

policies, including credit transfer, registration guidelines and appeals processes.  Serve as primary contact for university registrars on issues regarding credit and

grade transfer for all study abroad programs.

 Promote study abroad programs to students, advisors, and faculty at colleges and universities throughout the country.

 Supervise development of new programs and initiatives at program sites. Working with on-site staff, ensure that these programs meet organization’s academic and safety standards.

 Work with faculty to develop and implement customized short-term programs.  Write contracts for faculty-led programs and new semester programs, including

exchange agreements.  Create curriculum integration charts for schools to facilitate student course

selection and credit transfer. Work with academic departments at partner schools to facilitate students’ ability to study abroad.

 Create learning outcomes assessment reports using data from variety of sources – student applications, student evaluations, language tests, student essays, and cultural learning assessment tools.

 Develop customized versions of above reports for interested parties, including but not limited to university administration, language departments, and students.

 Interpret and analyze assessment data to make program improvements. PRESENTATIONS_______________________________________________________ “Fundamentals of Short-term Education Abroad Programming,” NAFSA Region VIII conference, November 2011 “Forum BEVI Working Project,” Forum on Education Abroad annual conference, April 2011 “BCA and Campus Internationalization,” Bluffton University Cross-Cultural Committee, October 2007 “Incident Reporting,” “Crisis Management Procedures” and “Using International SOS,” BCA Resident Director Meeting, June 2007 “BCA and Campus Internationalization,” Elizabethtown College Trustees, April 2007 “Health, Safety and Helicopter Parents,” BCA Campus Internationalization Meeting for Pennsylvania Colleges and Universities, March 2006 “Prozac Nation,” PACIE (Pennsylvania Council for International Education) Conference, September 2005 Numerous marketing presentations to faculty, students and administrators at U.S. colleges and universities

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT________________________________________ Clery Act, Title IX and VAWA Workshop, Forum on Educational Abroad, March 2014 BEVI (Beliefs, Event and Values Inventory) Certification Workshop, June 2010 Risk Management in Study Abroad, PACIE and School for Field Studies, April 2007 Best Practices for Addressing Mental Health Issues in Study Abroad Participants, NAFSA: Association of International Educators, May 2006 Building Productive Parent Partnerships, PaperClip Communications, May 2006 Regularly attend a variety of professional development sessions at annual NAFSA conference. PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS________________________________________ NAFSA: Association of International Educators Trainer Corps Member Health and Safety Subcommittee member Mentor ADDITIONAL PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE_____________________________ Norris, Beggs and Simpson, San Francisco, CA Problem Loan Administrator London and Edinburgh Trust, San Francisco, CA Assistant to director of international real estate company