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Meeting the Needs
of International
Students in Higher
Education Institutions
Steven B. Permuth, Ed.D.
‘Mid pleasures and palaces though may we roam,
be it ever so humble there is no place like home.’
However sentimental his words
may be, American playwright John
Payne (1791-1852) reminds us that
one of the principle goals of higher
education institutions (HEIs), whether
universities, colleges or community
colleges, is to make their campuses
and environment as much of a home
away from home as possible. For
international students in particular, this
new “home” is not merely a place to
live. Rather, the HEI should be viewed
as a place where integral elements
work together to deal with such
issues as language proficiency, social
support, and networking, and where
the academic and operational wings
of HEIs ar
Meeting the Needs of International Students in Hi
‘Mid pleasures and palaces though may we roam, be
that dedicates itself to diversity and globalizat
which he was in contact. He noted, “If I am havin
ACADEMIC/OPERATIONAL VISION AND SUPPORT For an
Given this research, it is apparent that there
students (e.g., separation from home, making fri
MEET THE AUTHOR Dr. Steve Permuth currently serv