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make use of the many resources of the campus and local community • Offered individual advising to family members of international community at Stanford on a wide range of issues impacting their experience here (career continuity, continuing education, local schools and child care, volunteer opportunities, cultural adjustment, and individual concerns • Involved in leadership roles in Professional Organizations including Chair of National Conference Planning Committee, Member of Regional Conference Planning Team, Member of the Cooperative Grants Committee, Member of the Advisory Board of the Forum for Education Abroad, and elected member of the Board of Directors: NAFSA Association of International Educators • Hosted 4 art exhibits • Supported 21 programs to international student organizations, sponsored by the Billie Achilles Program Fund FURTHER INFORMATION ON I-CENTER ACTIVI- TIES 20002-03 STAFF INVOLVEMENT IN CAMPUS, LOCAL AND NATIONAL COMMITTEES, CONFERENCES AND PROGRAMS CAMPUS COMMITTEES - Bridge Advisory Committee - Community Committee for International Students Board Meetings - Non-Resident Alien Committee - Rhodes/Marshall/Churchill/Fulbright Scholarship Committees - Student Health Insurance Committee - Help Center Advisory Board - Institutional Compliance Committee LOCAL AND NATIONAL COMMITTEES AND ORGANIZATIONS • NAFSA: Association of International Educators -Member of the Cooperative Grants Committee (which selects recipients of grants funded by the U.S. Department of State for the purpose of enriching educational exchange through student community linkages) - Elected Member of Board of Directors: NAFSA: Association of International Educators -Chair 2003 Conference Planning Committee -Member: Section on U.S. Students Abroad Sub- Committee on Health and Safety in Education Abroad • Member: Consortium on Higher Education Immigration Issues. A coalition of institutions in the U.S. concerned with advocacy in the area of immigration legislation and regulations • Member: Interassociational Task Force on Health and Safety in Study Abroad • Advisory Board Member: FORUM on Education Abroad. • Bay Area Foreign Scholars Advisers Group • Member: Ivy League Plus Two International Offices • Advisory Board Member: Institute of Study Abroad-Butler University • Advisory Board Member: American Institute for Foreign Study Academic Programs • Advisory Committee. Bay Area Senior Fulbright Committee ATTENDANCE AT CONFERENCES 2002-03 • NAFSA National Conference, Salt Lake City • NAFSA Regional Conference, San Jose • NAFSA District Conference, San Francisco • NAFSA Winter Leadership Meeting, Washington D.C. • Liaison Meetings with Immigration Service Offices, Laguna Niguel and San Francisco 13
BECHTEL INTERNATIONAL CENTER ADVISORY COMMITTEE 2001-2002 • George Parker School of Business • Paz Haro Spanish & Portuguese • Parviz Moin Mechanical Engineering • Kunle Olukoton Electrical Engineering • James Risser Communications We would be pleased to provide any further information on anything that appears in this Annual Report. John Pearson Director Stanford University’s first International Center (photo taken in 1957). This house was located approximately where the Stanford Post Office building now resides. 14 Bechtel International Center Annual Report 2002-2003
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