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Former deputy minister will teach in the new School of Global and International Studies

When security concerns in Iraq reached unprecedented levels, such stories were not uncommon among academics, as the campaign to dismantle Iraq’s intellectual heritage raged.

ELS Educational Services has established a scholarship program to provide English language training to scholars supported by the Institute of International Education’s Scholar Rescue Fund

The Washington Diplomat profiles Paul Ndebele, a noted African scholar and bioethicist. "Ndebele, assistant director for research ethics at the University of Botswana, was recently tapped to be a bioethicist contractor by the Henry Jackson Foundation in Bethesda, Md. With research sponsors at the National Institutes of Health and the European Commission, he's a well-connected, peripatetic activist and academic."

Allan Goodman, President and CEO of the Institute of International Education was recently interviewed on camera by South-South News, a digital media platform that publishes news on major international efforts in sustainable economic and social development to audiences around the world with a goal of advancing the implementation of the Millennium Development Goals through the sharing of best practices. The interview highlights the work of IIE’s SRF Iraq Scholar Rescue Project, which to date has assisted over 270 scholars from Iraq. The interview in full can be viewed on the South-South News website by clicking here.